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Version 1.5.4 · 2026-10-28
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 1.5.4, updated 2026-10-28.







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Discover Your Future Baby with BabyS!
AI Baby Face Generator:
Have you ever wondered what your baby will look like? With BabyS, you can now create a digital version of your future baby in seconds! With advanced AI technology, BabyS combines photos of mom and dad to create a lifelike baby image, giving you a glimpse into the future.
Create Your Baby:
Upload photos of you and your partner and BabyS will work its magic and create an adorable baby image.
Who the Baby Will Look Like:
Find out which parent your baby looks more like in percentage terms.
Unique Baby Features:
Will your baby be an astronaut, a teacher or maybe an engineer? BabyS reveals the fun and unique characteristics of your future baby!
Age Your Baby:
Wondering what your baby will look like as they grow up? Imagine your child at different ages using our ageing feature.…
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