I first tried it because I didn’t believe it was real. A friend in a chat group kept posting these crazy edits that looked like they were done by a pro. He told me it only took a single upload and I thought he was trolling us. So I went to grab a random stock photo and gave it a shot myself. The result came back in a few seconds and I just stared at the screen. It wasn’t one of those fake-looking filters or badly drawn edits, it actually looked convincing. The shadows and skin tones blended right, and that’s when it hit me how far the tech has come. It was a mix of being impressed and a little freaked out at the same time, because it shouldn’t be that easy.
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What keeps me hooked is that sense of chance. You might think you’ve picked the perfect picture, but the outcome is still unpredictable. Sometimes you end up shocked at how real it looks, and other times it feels completely broken. That randomness is part of what makes testing it addictive—it’s like waiting for a coin flip to see which side you’ll get.