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Gin · My heroes

My Heroes: Gin draws you, your family and pets from photos

Save a photo once — then just ask by name: “draw me and Barsik on Mars”, “my son as an astronaut”, “me in Pixar style”. No need to send photos again.

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  • Up to 10 heroes for free
  • Only you see the photos
  • Children — family scenes only
The example family and their cat on a New Year card that Gin drew from their photos
Example heroine — a woman with auburn hair Example hero — a man with a short beard Example hero — a boy in a red hoodie Example hero — a grey tabby cat 4 heroes — 1 picture
  1. 1

    Send a photo

    Send a photo to the Gin chat or add a hero in the menu “What Gin remembers” → “My heroes”. Best of all is a sharp photo where the whole face is visible and there is only one person.

  2. 2

    Name the hero

    “This is me”, “this is Masha, my wife”, “this is our cat Barsik”. Gin offers to remember — nothing is saved until you press “Remember” and tick the consent box.

  3. 3

    Ask by name

    “Draw me and Barsik on Mars” — Gin adds the saved photos herself. Up to four heroes can join one picture.

How it works

How My Heroes work

Three steps — and Gin draws your loved ones by name.

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Examples

What people draw with heroes

The people and the cat in these examples are made up, and every picture was drawn by Gin from their photos — she will draw yours the same way.

  • A woman with auburn hair in Pixar animation style in a sunny kitchen, drawn from her photo
    Example heroine — a woman with auburn hair

    Draw me in Pixar style

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  • A man with a cup of coffee in a Paris café at sunset, a photorealistic picture from his photo
    Example hero — a man with a short beard

    Me in a café in Paris — like a real photo

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  • A woman and a grey tabby cat reading a book on a sofa, a watercolor illustration from their photos
    Example heroine — a woman with auburn hair Example hero — a grey tabby cat

    Barsik and me reading a book, in watercolor

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  • A boy in a space suit waving on the Moon with the Earth in the sky, a cartoon picture from his photo
    Example hero — a boy in a red hoodie

    My son as an astronaut on the Moon

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  • A grey tabby cat in a crown and a royal cape, an oil portrait from the cat's photo
    Example hero — a grey tabby cat

    Barsik as a king, an oil portrait

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  • A man in a superhero costume flying over a city at night, a comic picture from his photo
    Example hero — a man with a short beard

    Draw me as a comic-book superhero

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  • An anime-style portrait of a woman for an avatar, drawn from her photo
    Example heroine — a woman with auburn hair

    An anime-style avatar

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  • A father and son in knight armour in front of a fairy-tale castle, an illustration from their photos
    Example hero — a man with a short beard Example hero — a boy in a red hoodie

    My son and I as knights by a castle

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  • A couple dancing on a 1950s retro poster with Paris behind them, drawn from both photos
    Example heroine — a woman with auburn hair Example hero — a man with a short beard

    Us dancing on a retro poster

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  • A Renaissance-style oil portrait of a woman in a gilded frame, drawn from her photo
    Example heroine — a woman with auburn hair

    My oil portrait in a golden frame

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  • Mum, dad and son smiling at a picnic in a summer park, a family portrait from each one's photo
    Example heroine — a woman with auburn hair Example hero — a man with a short beard Example hero — a boy in a red hoodie

    A family portrait at a picnic

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  • A family in knitted sweaters with their cat by a New Year tree, a card in animated movie style from each one's photo
    Example heroine — a woman with auburn hair Example hero — a man with a short beard Example hero — a boy in a red hoodie Example hero — a grey tabby cat

    A New Year card with the whole family and Barsik

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Safety

Your photos stay yours

  • Only you see them

    Hero photos are never published or shown to other people.

  • Gin doesn't recognize faces

    Photos are used only for drawing: the service doesn't identify who is in them.

  • Delete in one step

    Delete a hero and the photos uploaded for it are deleted too. “Forget everything about me” removes all heroes and all of Gin's memory at once.

  • Children are protected

    A child's photo is saved by a parent. With a child hero, Gin draws family scenes only.

By saving a photo of another person, you confirm that you have their consent. How we process data.

FAQ

My Heroes: frequently asked questions

How to save a hero, what it costs and what happens to the photos.

What is My Heroes in Gin?
It's a section where Gin remembers you, your loved ones and pets from photos. After that, just name the hero — “draw me and Barsik on Mars” — and Gin draws them without new photos.
How much does it cost?
Saving heroes is free: up to 10 heroes and up to 3 photos each. Pictures with heroes cost the same as any other Gin picture.
How do I add a hero?
Send a photo to the Gin chat — she will offer to remember the person or pet. Or open the menu “What Gin remembers” → “My heroes” → “Add”, choose “This is me”, “Person” or “Pet” and upload up to three photos.
Which photo works best?
A sharp, well-lit photo where the whole face is visible and there is only one person. Two or three photos from different angles help Gin capture the features more precisely.
Who can see my heroes' photos?
Only you. Hero photos are not published, not shown to other users and not used to recognize people.
Can I save a child?
Yes, if you are the parent or legal guardian or have their consent. With a child hero, Gin draws family scenes only, and the photos are checked more strictly.
Can I save a celebrity?
No. Heroes are you, your loved ones and pets — people whose consent you have.
How do I delete a hero?
In the menu “What Gin remembers” → “My heroes”, open the hero and press “Delete hero” — the photos uploaded for it are deleted too. “Forget everything about me” deletes all heroes and all of Gin's memory at once.
Can I stop Gin from remembering looks?
Yes: turn off “Remember looks” in Gin's settings. Then Gin won't offer to save heroes or draw people from saved photos.

Save your first hero

Send Gin your photo — and ask her to draw you in any style.

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