
Pick a clear photo of your face
Head and shoulders, decent light, face not covered by sunglasses or a hand. Any background works — each universe replaces it.
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Glow up, blonde, 1970s, kid, cartoon, eighty — six lives you never lived, every one with your face, lined up for the carousel that gets the "wait, is that you?" comments.
Drag the divider. On one side, a tired Tuesday selfie. On the other, the same woman after the glow up — blow-dried waves, soft glam, a silk blouse and studio light. Same mole, same eyes, a whole other life.


Drag to compare before and after
The Multiaverso AI filter is the name the TikTok and CapCut crowd in Latin America and Brazil gives to a family of AI photo effects that show you in another universe: glammed up, blonde, decades younger or older, in another era, or as a cartoon.
Skip the CapCut template hunt: this page puts the six most-posted versions on your own photo, every prompt open to change, and a new account starts with free credits. Multiaverso is not one effect. It is the hashtag on dozens of CapCut templates — on CapCut's own Multiverso glow-up page, the template called "What I would look as" shows 10.1 million uses and "GLOWUP" 4.2 million, with aging, growing-up and cartoon templates behind them.
In the week to 2 October our trend tracker counted 29 #Multiaverso posts from 27 different creators, 21 of them in the previous 72 hours. People search for the Multiaverso AI filter, or the Multiverso spelling, because they saw a friend's version and want their own without hunting for the right template. Here they are in one place, written as prompts you can read and change, run on the photo you upload — and weekly check-ins add more free credits after the first ones.
Creative engine
Drop in a selfie, tap one of six universes or write your own, and meet another you.

A mustard t-shirt, a cloudy sky and a few potted plants. That one photo is the whole input for the glow up, the blonde version and the 1970s portrait below.
The mole on her cheek, her eyes and her smile carry into every version; the hair, the clothes, the light and the decade change completely.
Want only the years? The AI aging filter goes deep on the older you. Want a whole decade instead of one look? Try the 80s AI photo generator.
The same balcony selfie, sent to two more universes. These are the two that get the most "wait, is that you?" comments.

Long honey-blonde curls, a white linen shirt and a beach boardwalk at golden hour. The version of you that moved to the coast — the one tagged #VersãoLoira all over Brazil.
Show me blonde
Feathered hair, aviators pushed up, a rust turtleneck and a suede vest beside a cream car under palm trees, all in faded family-album colour. Your mum's photo album, except it's you.
Send me to the 70sOne photo of a shopkeeper at his counter, sent across three universes. Click through: same moustache, same grin, sixty years apart.



No app download, no template hunt, no template watermark on the result.

Head and shoulders, decent light, face not covered by sunglasses or a hand. Any background works — each universe replaces it.

Glow up, blonde, 70s, kid, 3D cartoon or older. Each one loads the full prompt behind the example on this page, and every detail is yours to change — red hair instead of blonde, the 80s instead of the 70s, a mermaid instead of a cartoon.

Run two or three versions and post them side by side. The before photo plus three other lives is the post the Multiaverso feed is built on.
Everyone who has scrolled past a friend's #Multiaverso post and thought: my turn.

Before photo first, then three other lives. It is the format the whole trend runs on, and the comments turn into a guessing game about which one is real.

Run the 11-year-old version on mum and dad and line it up with a school photo of the children. The resemblance comments write themselves, and the family group chat will not let it go.

A cartoon grandpa, a 1970s grandma, the eighty-year-old version of dad: a gift card or a party slideshow nobody else in the family could have made.
Common questions about the Multiaverso AI filter and doing it on Kavel.
The Multiaverso AI filter is the TikTok and CapCut name for AI photo effects that show you in another universe — glammed up, blonde, younger, older, in another decade or as a cartoon. On this page the six most-posted versions are ready as prompts and run on your own photo.
Yes, it is the same trend with two spellings: Multiaverso is the hashtag most creators use, and Multiverso is how many people type it into search. The glow up is the most popular version of it, and it is the first template on this page.
Yes. This page runs the Multiaverso versions in your browser on the photo you upload — no app, no template search and no template watermark on the result.
You do not need one. The Multiverso AI filter versions here work on phone or desktop in the browser: upload, tap a version, generate, download.
Upload a clear photo of your face, tap one of the six versions above the prompt box — glow up, blonde, 70s, kid, 3D cartoon or older — and generate. Your face, features and skin tone are kept; everything else changes.
Yes. Six versions are ready — the glow up, the blonde version, a 1970s portrait, the 11-year-old you, a 3D cartoon and you at about eighty — and every one is a prompt you can rewrite into your own universe: a mermaid, the 1980s, you as a pilot.
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The glow up, the blonde you, the 1970s you, the kid you, the cartoon you and the you at eighty — the whole Multiaverso AI filter set from one photo, with your own face in every universe. Free credits are waiting on a new account, so open your first universe now.