A new social media trend is sweeping platforms, allowing users to generate realistic Polaroid-style photos alongside their favorite celebrities using artificial intelligence. The trend leverages Google's AI tool, Gemini, to merge personal photos with celebrity images, creating a unique digital keepsake. The process, detailed in a recent viral tutorial by content creator Adri🧚♀️ (@aadrivl), involves downloading the Google Gemini app, selecting a personal photograph and an image of a desired celebrity, and then inputting a specific text prompt. This prompt instructs the AI to render the combined image in the style of a Polaroid camera, complete with a slight blur, consistent light source, and a flash effect, while maintaining facial features and replacing backgrounds with a white curtain. While the tutorial has garnered significant attention, with millions of views and thousands of shares, user experiences have been mixed. Many commenters express excitement, with some sharing touching stories of creating photos with deceased loved ones. For instance, one user wrote, "I was able to make one with my grandmother; I never had a photo with her. Now she's in heaven." Another commented, "I hugged my grandma again." However, a substantial number of users report difficulties, stating, "It doesn't work for me" or "The application doesn't let me create the image, it says it goes against its guidelines." Other common issues include the AI significantly altering faces. Adri🧚♀️ acknowledges these challenges within her tutorial, advising users that the desired outcome may not be achieved on the first try. She suggests providing the AI with a collage of different personal photos to improve accuracy. The trend highlights both the creative potential and the current limitations of accessible AI image generation tools.
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