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Fat filter

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Before: a woman in her sixties standing in a navy blouse.After: the same woman with a fuller face and torso, navy blouse kept.

Three steps

  1. Upload one photo

    JPEG, PNG, or WebP, up to 8 MB. HEIC is converted in the browser. A bad file stops here.

  2. Press See this look

    Tick that the photo is you and that you are 18 or older. The button reads Waiting Ns while the image is made.

  3. Keep the file

    Download preview saves the watermark. Get the HD, no watermark buys the clean file of this result.

Why this look

  • Fuller, same garment, same pose

    google/nano-banana-2.1/edit on fal is prompted to show a fuller adult body while keeping face identity, the clothes, the pose, and the background.

  • The face is included on purpose

    A fuller face is not a sticker on an unchanged head.

  • How the photo fails

    Tight crops at the chin give the model a face and no body, so it inflates the cheeks and invents shoulders outside the frame.

This page makes an adult body look fuller in a photograph. It sits under Face because the face changes with the body, and because people come here asking about cheeks and jaw as often as about a waist. It is not a medical model, not a weight-loss plan run in reverse, and not a promise about what you will weigh. The picture is a visual guess with a clothing problem built in.

Fuller, same garment, same pose

google/nano-banana-2.1/edit on fal is prompted to show a fuller adult body while keeping face identity, the clothes, the pose, and the background. The vendor rate is $0.0336 (Google's 1K list). You do not pay that rate. We ask for more volume in the body and the face that goes with it: cheeks, jaw, neck, the way a collar sits. We do not ask for more muscle, a new person, a new stance, or a clinical estimate.

The clothing limit is the one to read twice. The prompt keeps the same garment and changes the body inside it. Real clothes would be a different size. These clothes are asked to stay the shirt, the dress, the jacket you uploaded. They get tighter in the picture because that is what happens when volume increases and the seams do not. Buttons pull. A sleeve clings. A neckline gaps or digs in ways a well-fitted larger size would not. That strain can look wrong, slightly melted, or like the fabric gained a pattern of tension that was not in the weave. When it looks wrong, believe the limit, not a judgment about the body. The tool is not simulating a wardrobe. If the garment redraws itself into a different outfit, looser and conveniently flattering, the edit broke the other half of the request. We would rather see an honest tight sleeve than a stealth costume change.

Pose is part of the same hold. Arms that were crossed should stay crossed. A shoulder that drops, a head that tilts the other way, or a hand that fattens into a blur means the model rebuilt the shot. Backgrounds should stay. A new room is not weight.

The face is included on purpose

A fuller face is not a sticker on an unchanged head. Cheeks round, the jaw corner softens, a double chin may appear or deepen, and the neck thickens. Those are the signs people are actually asking about when they ask what their face would do. Identity is still the request underneath. The eyes, the nose, the ear shape, the recognizable person should remain. "Should" is the ask, not a guarantee. A result that looks like a relative, or like a smoothed stock face, failed even if the body is fuller. Check the eyes first. They are harder for the model to keep once it starts reshaping the cheeks around them.

This is not a before-and-after from a clinic, and it is not a tool for mocking someone. The only face you confirm is yours, with the checkbox "This is me and I am 18 or older." We do not run this on children. We do not tell you a healthy range, a calorie number, or what a doctor would say. If you need that, this file is irrelevant to it.

The opposite direction is not hiding here either. There is no "less" switch. People sometimes upload a photo hoping to preview weight loss. The prompt does not do that, and a result that comes back slimmer means the model ignored the fuller request. Do not save the slim version as if it were the product. The Age filter and the Smile filter are different edits on the same face category. Neither is a body-size control.

How the photo fails

Tight crops at the chin give the model a face and no body, so it inflates the cheeks and invents shoulders outside the frame. Include the torso if the question is the body. Include the collar if the question is the neck. Very baggy clothes hide the change and then the model may not show much, or it may tighten the bagginess into a shape the fabric never had. Fitted clothes you actually own, on the body you actually have, are the clearer input. Standing or sitting as you normally do beats a flexed pose the model will not know how to keep.

Lighting that already carves shadows under the jaw will exaggerate a chin. That exaggeration can be the lamp. A flat, front-lit photo is easier to read and less dramatic. Do not use a beauty filter that has already reshaped the jaw before we start. The model will treat that shape as yours.

File rules: JPEG, PNG, or WebP, under 8 MB, short edge at least 256 pixels. Empty files, oversized files, tiny files, and a missing checkbox never call the model and never charge. A missing model key fails clean, unpaid.

Logged out, one watermarked preview covers looks on this site: long edge 800 pixels, diagonal EASYFACE watermark, tracked by IP and cookie, not refreshed the next day, no credits for signing up. HD without the watermark costs 1 credit when it succeeds. Failures refund the credit or leave the free preview unused. How to use the fat filter goes through the buttons. The category, face and body together, starts at Face. Other people in the frame can be handled with Face blur on the device.

FAQ

Is this a prediction of my weight?

No. It is a fuller adult body in the same pose and the same clothes, as an image model draws it. No number, no medical claim, no date.

Why do the clothes look distorted?

Because we ask the body to change and the garment to stay the garment you wore. Real clothing would be replaced. Here the seams stay, so they strain. A completely new outfit is the other failure. Neither is a shopping recommendation.

Will my face stay recognizable?

We ask it to. Cheeks and jaw may round. Eyes, nose, and ears should still identify you. If they do not, the likeness missed, and the body in that file is not usable evidence.

Can I preview being smaller instead?

Not with this prompt. A slimmer result ignored the request. There is no weight-loss mode on the page.

Does Face include the body by accident?

No. The fuller-body edit lives here on purpose, because the face change and the body change are one question for a lot of people. Age and smile stay separate tools. Last updated: 2026-10-08.

Last updated 2026-10-08.