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Multiverse Filter

Multiverse Filter turns one photo into a grid of six panels, two columns and three rows, each an alternate version of you from another universe: a glow-up, a platinum blonde you, a 1970s you, a 3D cartoon, you at eighty with laugh lines, and a cyberpunk you with neon accents. All six are clearly the same adult with the same face, a multiverse AI filter in one picture.

2 prompts
Nano Banana 2.1

Updated October 23, 2026By the Vidlark teamWorks in Google Gemini · ChatGPT

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Six-panel multiverse grid in a sharp suit1 photo

Six-panel multiverse grid

1 photo · Nano Banana 2.1 · 40 credits

What is the multiverse filter?

The multiverse filter shows who you would be in other universes, side by side in one grid. Each panel changes the era, the style or the age while the face stays yours; in Spanish it is searched as the multiaverso filter.

This page makes it from one photo. The prompt asks for exactly six panels with each version appearing once, clean studio portraits with the same lighting and no captions, so the grid reads as one set. All six are you as an adult: the youngest is today’s you, the oldest is you at eighty.

Make a multiverse filter grid in three steps

One photo of you; the six versions are in the prompt.

1Upload a photoOne adult, face clear and front-facing; head and shoulders are enough.
2Pick a cardThe glam glow-up set, or the one that starts with a sharp suit and ends with a white beard.
3Press GenerateThe grid is saved in My creations. Tap Animate it to bring the six panels to life.

Multiverse filter prompts to copy

The prompts behind the two cards: copy one, or open it with your photo and press Generate.

The glam glow-up set

A grid of exactly six panels, two columns and three rows, showing six different alternate versions of the person from the photo, all clearly the same adult with the same face: a glam glow-up with styled hair and soft makeup, a platinum blonde version, a 1970s version with feathered hair and a wide collar, a 3D animated cartoon version, a version at eighty with grey hair and laugh lines, and a cyberpunk version with neon accents. Each of the six versions appears exactly once, each panel a clean studio portrait with consistent lighting and no captions or labels. Vertical 3:4. No text, no logos, no watermark.

Make it with your photo

From a sharp suit to a white beard

A grid of exactly six panels, two columns and three rows, showing six different alternate versions of the person from the photo, all clearly the same adult with the same face: a groomed glow-up in a sharp suit, a platinum blonde version, a 1970s version with a wide collar and sideburns, a 3D animated cartoon version, a version at eighty with a white beard and laugh lines, and a cyberpunk version with neon accents. Each of the six versions appears exactly once, each panel a clean studio portrait with consistent lighting and no captions or labels. Vertical 3:4. No text, no logos, no watermark.

Make it with your photo

How to write a multiverse filter prompt

Fix the layout: “a grid of exactly six panels, two columns and three rows”.
List the six versions one by one, and say each appears exactly once.
Say they are “all clearly the same adult with the same face”.
Keep the panels alike: clean studio portraits with consistent lighting.
Ask for no captions or labels in the panels.

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At a glance

Price: 40 credits a Nano Banana 2.1 image (1K)
Sign-up: No account needed to copy; an account is required to make it (free to create)
Photos: JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB
Watermark: On free credits; none on paid plans
Uploads: Private, deleted after 7 days, never used to train models

FAQ

Is it free to use these prompts?

Copying a prompt is free. Making it here uses 40 credits for one Nano Banana 2.1 image at 1K, so the 100 credits you get when you sign up make 2. On monthly plans Starter pays 32 credits an image and Pro 20. Unlimited makes Nano Banana 2.1 images without using credits.

What photo works best for the multiverse filter?

A clear, front-facing photo of one adult in good light; head and shoulders are enough, since each panel is a portrait.

Is there a child version of me?

No. All six versions are you as an adult; the prompt asks for the same adult with the same face in every panel, from today to eighty.

Can I choose my own six versions?

Yes. Edit the list in the prompt before you press Generate: a pirate, a 1920s you, an anime version. Keep it to six, each once.

Why does the prompt say “exactly six”?

Without a fixed count, a picture model can repeat a version or add an extra panel; naming six and saying each appears once keeps the grid tidy.

Can I turn the grid into a video?

Yes. Under your result, tap Animate it: the picture opens on image to video as the first frame, and you can make a short clip of it.

How long does it take?

About one to two minutes for one picture. It is saved in My creations, so you can leave the page while it works.

Do I need an account?

Not to read or copy a prompt. To make it here, sign up for a free account: the card, the prompt and your photos are still there when you come back.

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