About Faceplacer
Faceplacer provides fictional AI-generated headshots for apps, prototypes, persona cards, and profile-picture placeholders. Browse completed portraits, combine appearance filters, or integrate the public API. These images do not identify real people; Faceplacer is not an identity verification or person lookup service.
Built for interfaces
Start with the public collection without an account.
Developers can use stable image URLs, semantic search, or an API key for avatar requests. Generation, inference, and search have different provider dependencies. Read the API documentation before automating them.
Use the collection when an interface needs fictional portraits: a prototype, a directory layout, a persona card, or a profile-picture placeholder. Attribute filters describe the generated appearance, not verified facts about real people. Review the terms of service before using images in your project.
Who operates Faceplacer
Faceplacer is operated by Daniel Howells. The public website, REST API, and Node.js SDK provide ways to browse and integrate the same collection. For integration questions, visit the API documentation; for support or privacy requests, use the contact page.