GirlFilter for comparing portrait transformations

GirlFilter is a browser tool that makes a more feminine-looking version of an uploaded adult portrait. It offers Natural and Feminine styles and a slider to compare the result with the original. The publisher says the tool is for adults and requires permission to use the photo.

Choose a portrait and a style

Start with a photo of one person in good light with the face visible. The publisher describes Natural as a subtler treatment that retains more of the original appearance, while Feminine applies a stronger change. Use the same source photo if you want to compare the two. Check which parts of the face changed and keep the original handy so you can judge how much of the expression remains.

Decide whether to share the comparison

The interface lets you download the result on its own or export a side-by-side or stacked comparison. If you use a picture of someone else, check that their permission covers sharing the output as well as uploading the photo. The publisher describes deleting uploaded inputs when processing is complete and keeping results in the account for 30 days. Review the current privacy terms before sending a portrait.

Check the credits and watermark

The site offers four starting credits for signing in with Google and lists two credits per image. It also sells one-time credit packs. The publisher says free images carry a small site watermark before the first purchase. Check the balance and preview the comparison before using the result in a post or downloading several versions.