The PFP maker takes a description or a photo and returns one square profile picture per run — 6 credits at 1K.






Nine styles from the same PFP maker: anime, cinematic, cyberpunk, gaming, 3D cartoon, fantasy, luxury, minimal and pixel art.
A PFP maker turns an idea — or a photo — into a square profile picture sized for Discord, Steam, X, Instagram or a gaming profile. This PFP maker runs on Nano Banana 2 (Gemini 3.1 Flash Image) by default with nine art styles, and it works in two directions: describe a character and generate it, or upload one photo and restyle it.
Either way you get one square image per run, saved to your account. The prompt, the reference photo (when there is one) and the result are all moderated before the picture reaches you, and failed runs are refunded.
Most profile pictures are a crop of a group photo or a stock avatar someone else also uses. A PFP maker gives you one clear subject, a high-contrast silhouette and a style that actually matches where you post — which is what makes an avatar readable at 64 pixels.
What it will not do is decide your identity for you. With a photo attached the PFP maker keeps your face and clothes; without one it invents a character, so the result is artwork rather than a portrait. There are no free credits either: 6 credits per 1K PFP, 10 at 2K, 12 at 4K.
Art styles inside the PFP maker
Square canvas, one subject per run
Credits for one 1K PFP on the default model
Answered against the shipped behaviour of the PFP maker.
Pick a style, describe the character or attach a photo, and the PFP maker returns one square avatar for 6 credits.