How to Kirkify a Photo in Four Steps

Step 1: choose a suitable photo

Select a PNG, JPG, or WEBP image smaller than 8MB. The main face should be visible, reasonably sharp, and large enough to distinguish. A front-facing or slightly angled head usually gives the model more reliable landmarks.

If the subject is far away, crop the photo before uploading. Avoid extreme shadows, hands covering the face, or low-resolution thumbnails whenever possible.

Step 2: select the right mode

Use Single Face when one person is the clear subject. Choose Multiple Faces when you want the transformation applied across a group. Matching the mode to the composition reduces ambiguity and helps the generator focus on the correct faces.

Step 3: generate and review

Upload the image and start Kirkification. Keep the browser tab open while the job is processing. When the result appears, inspect the eyes, face boundary, and alignment with hair or glasses.

If the main face was missed, try a tighter crop or a photo with stronger lighting. A different source image often improves the output more than repeatedly submitting the same difficult frame.

Step 4: download and label the edit

Download the version you want to keep. When sharing it publicly, describe it as an AI edit, parody, or Kirkified meme so viewers are not misled. Get permission before publishing edits of private individuals.