Studio 80s: AI Retro Yearbook

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THE 1980s PHOTO TREND, DONE PROPERLY Everyone is posting their 80s photo. Most apps hand you nine filters and give you back a stranger's face. Studio '80 gives you 103 looks — and keeps the person in the picture. PICK A LOOK. ADD A PHOTO. THAT'S IT. • Mall portrait studio, 1984 — mottled blue backdrop, laser starburst, big hair • High school yearbook and graduation portraits • Glamour Shots, soft focus and feather boa • Hair metal frontman, club DJ, synthwave poster • Prom night, arcade, aerobics class, Miami sunset • VHS camcorder still, Polaroid, airbrushed van art • 103 in total, across 9 categories IT'S STILL YOU Every look is built on one rule: change the hair, the clothes, the lighting and the background — never the face. Same jawline, same eyes, same freckles. Not beautified, not slimmed, not aged, not turned into somebody else. That is the whole point of a before-and-after, and it is the part most apps get wrong. THE FILM FINISH Real film has grain, halation and a colour cast that drifted with age. Studio '80 lays that over every result, so a photo looks like it came off a print in a shoebox rather than out of a computer this morning. BUILT FOR SHARING Portrait framing is preserved, so what comes back fits the story you are about to post it to. Save it, share it, keep it in My Work. STUDIO '80 PRO • 2K resolution — a larger model and twice the pixels • No ads, and no ad to watch before a generation • No watermark on anything you save • A generation allowance every period, and unused ones never expire Prefer not to subscribe? Buy generations outright, from 10 up to 100. They do not expire either. Free to try: watch a short ad and generate. Privacy policy https://sites.google.com/view/mobtech-studio/privacy-policy Terms and conditions https://sites.google.com/view/mobtech-studio/terms

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1. First observed Oct 13, 2026 · 1:28 AM Free