KeepsakeVisionAI
Workflow guide

How to make an AI wedding photo from two photos.

Two separate photos are enough to begin a shared wedding portrait. The important part is keeping the order of decisions simple: style first, references second, preview third.

Two independent couple references shown in a style grid
A practical starting point

Make the next choice easier

Use the checklist below to reduce blind retries and keep the decision in the product's actual workflow.

1. Choose the visual direction first

Browse style samples before uploading. This gives the couple a shared direction and keeps the first generation focused instead of asking the product to solve every decision at once.

2. Add one reference per person

Upload clear photos for both people. The photos do not need to match in camera, location, or background; clarity and face visibility matter more than a perfect pair.

3. Generate one preview

A single preview is the fastest way to judge whether the faces, pose, wardrobe, and scene are moving in the right direction. Downloading a completed preview is included; HD export comes later.

4. Edit or make another version

If the direction is close, apply a targeted edit for a problem such as lighting, pose, or background. If the whole scene needs a different interpretation, generate another version from the same project references.

Next step

Turn the guide into a preview.

Choose a style before you upload, then review one result before you decide what to do next.

Start with two references