Low Poly Filter Online: Turn Your Photo into a Low-Poly Character

An AI low poly photo filter that runs in your browser. Upload a selfie, pick one of five lonely PS2-era scenes and download a 16:9 PNG. Sign in so the generator can keep your uploads, jobs and credits together. After you sign in, your first still is free with a watermark: one per account and device, stills only, and a daily cap may apply.

Style: PS2

1. Your photo

One clear photo of a face. JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10MB.

Sign in to upload a photo. Your first still is free (watermarked); more stills and videos use credits.

2. Pick a scene

Clothing comes from the scene preset (a dark plaid flannel shirt, plus props like a hood or headphones), so your real outfit is usually not kept.

3. What to make

Free first still

Sign in to make one free watermarked still. Video costs 10 credits.

One free still in total, whichever style or page you use.

Pricing, free-still rules and AI models

Before you generate

  • Sign-in is required to upload a photo and generate.
  • Free first still: after you sign in, you can make one free still with a losercoreai.com watermark, limited to one per account and one per device. Video is never part of the free still, and a daily cap may apply.
  • Paid: a still costs 2 credits. A video costs 10 credits and includes the still.
  • A paid generation that fails refunds its credits.

AI models

Images are AI-generated with Nano-Banana-2 through HiAPI.

Supported video models through HiAPI: Kling 2.5 Turbo, Hailuo 2.3 Fast, PixVerse v6 and Seedance 2.0 Mini. The model used depends on service settings and availability.

This is an independent service, with no official affiliation with or endorsement by these model providers.

Result

Example PS2-style result for this scene
Example: your photo becomes a scene like this.

Low poly filter example clip

The camera gently glides through a flat-shaded low-poly forest.

Original AI-generated example clip for illustration, not output of our generator; no real people.

Real demo samples: five lonely PS2 stills

Example stills from the five lonely presets (demo face). The PNG outputs are shown as resized, compressed WebP previews. The input selfie is AI-generated and shows a fictional person, not a customer or a real individual. Your result will differ with your photo. Want the moving clip? See all video examples or start on photo to PS2 video.

Input: an AI-generated selfie of a fictional person with short dark hair in a grey hoodie
Input selfie (AI-generated)
PS2-style low-poly result of the same selfie in the Foggy park scene
Foggy park: PNG output shown as a compressed WebP preview
PS2-style low-poly result of the same selfie in the Gas station sunset scene
Gas station sunset: PNG output shown as a compressed WebP preview
PS2-style low-poly result of the same selfie in the 3 a.m. bedroom scene
3 a.m. bedroom: PNG output shown as a compressed WebP preview
PS2-style low-poly result of the same selfie in the House party wall scene
House party wall: PNG output shown as a compressed WebP preview
PS2-style low-poly result of the same selfie in the Rainy bus stop scene
Rainy bus stop: PNG output shown as a compressed WebP preview

How to use the low poly filter

  1. Sign in and upload one clear face photo you have permission to use: JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10MB.
  2. Choose a scene: Foggy park, Gas station sunset, 3 a.m. bedroom, House party wall, Rainy bus stop. Keep Image selected for a still.
  3. Generate, check the result and download the 1K PNG. Switch to Video if you want the same scene animated.

Try the low poly filter on your photo

What kind of low poly image you get

“Low poly” can mean two things: triangle-mosaic polygon art, or the blocky 3D look of early console games. This low poly character filter does the second. It redraws the person in your photo as a low-polygon PS2-era game character with muddy textures, a stiff pose and muted colour, then places them in a new scene. That is the low poly PS2 aesthetic behind the losercore meme.

  • Output: a landscape 16:9 PNG at 1K, or a 6-second MP4 with sound in Video mode.
  • Cost: a paid still is 2 credits and a video is 10 credits. A paid job that fails refunds its credits.
  • Not included: a 3D mesh or model export, a Blender, Unity or Photoshop low poly filter, a game-engine shader, free-text prompts or a triangle-art converter.

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Low poly filter FAQ

Is this low poly filter online and free?
It runs online in your browser; sign in so uploads, jobs and credits belong to your account. After you sign in, your first still is free with a losercoreai.com watermark: one per account and device, and a daily cap may apply. Otherwise a still costs 2 credits and a video costs 10 credits. Video is never part of the free trial.
What does the low poly filter do to my photo?
An image model redraws the person in your photo as a low-poly, PS2-era game character and places them in one of five scenes: foggy park, gas station sunset, 3 a.m. bedroom, house party wall or rainy bus stop. It is not a triangle-mosaic or polygon-art overlay on your original picture.
Do I get a 3D low poly model I can use in Blender or a game?
No. The download is a flat landscape 16:9 PNG at 1K. There is no mesh, rig, texture set or game-engine shader, and it is not a plugin for Blender, Unity or Photoshop.
Can I use the low poly filter on a pet, a cat or a drawing?
The generator is built for one person in a clear face photo: JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10MB that you have permission to use. Cats, other pets, groups and drawings are not guaranteed to work.
Is this the same as the PS2 low poly aesthetic?
Yes, that is the look it aims for: blocky faces, muddy low-resolution textures, stiff poses and muted colour, like an early-2000s PlayStation 2 cutscene. It does not reproduce real console rendering and is not an emulator.
Can I turn the low poly picture into a video?
Yes. Switch the generator to Video and it first makes the PS2-style still, then animates it into a 6-second 16:9 MP4 clip with AI-generated sound. A video costs 10 credits, including the still, and is not covered by the free trial.

See credit packs and pricing before choosing a paid option.