Tool profile · Publisher documentation
Magik Face is an AI image tool for creating custom face models, transforming selfies into portraits, and generating characters that stay consistent from your own photos. Its supplier documents training an AI face model in about two minutes, high-quality video generation, and more than 100 styles and Loras. Pricing is documented as packages of Rubies, a credit system: an entry package at 9.99 USD for 50 Rubies, Casual at 24.99 USD for 200 Rubies, Elite at 49.99 USD for 500 Rubies, and a Power Pack at 300 USD for 5,000 Rubies, all read from the supplier's home page with no billing period indicated. Keep in mind that LE LABO IA has not tested Magik Face; this profile relies on the public documentation of its supplier. Account quotas, availability by country, and usage terms are not confirmed. Photo privacy is listed among the product's features, but its exact terms remain unconfirmed, so check them directly with the supplier.
Tool profile · Publisher documentation
The product points below come from publisher documentation. No common hands-on test is claimed. Documentary profile, sources checked October 7, 2026. LE LABO IA has not tested this product.
Create a custom AI face model to reuse the same face across multiple images. Transform a selfie into a portrait in a different style without reshooting. Generate consistent characters from your photos for a series of visuals. Work through more than 100 styles and Loras to vary look and rendering while keeping the same face.
Magik Face uses a credit system called Rubies. The entry offer is 9.99 USD for 50 Rubies, followed by Casual at 24.99 USD for 200 Rubies and Elite at 49.99 USD for 500 Rubies. A larger Power Pack is listed at 300 USD for 5,000 Rubies. These amounts appear on the supplier's home page without a stated billing period. Treat currency conversion, the free tier, quotas, and current terms as points to check with the supplier, since this pricing is not confirmed.
Quotas, availability by country, and usage terms are not confirmed by the available documentation, so check with the supplier before committing. The documented prices show no billing period, and the amounts were read only from the supplier's home page; confirm the current pricing. Photo privacy is advertised as a feature, but its exact scope is not confirmed and should be checked with the supplier.
On the supplier site, create a custom face model with a set of photos you own and generate a few portraits to judge likeness, consistency, and style range. Check the current Ruby costs, quotas, and country availability before committing, and confirm the usage terms and photo privacy policy with the supplier. If a free tier or trial exists, use it first to compare output quality with the documented styles and video generation. Keep in mind that LE LABO IA has not tested Magik Face, so your own short trial is the best way to validate it.
