Vibeek: AI Photo Templates

Everyone in your feed posted the same trending portrait, and you have no editing skills and no spare evening to learn them. Vibeek handles that inside Telegram: upload a photo, pick a template, get a finished picture. 📸

It runs as a mini app in the messenger, so there is nothing to install. Open the bot and send /start.

Your own photo as the starting point

The idea is simple. You send a personal photo and the neural network redraws it in the style of the chosen template. The photo supplies the face and pose, the template supplies the scene, lighting and mood.

That means the output depends on the input. A sharp face, even light and no heavy filters give the model more to work with, and the result stays closer to the original.

Templates, prompts and several models

The bot's own description says it holds a large set of templates and prompts, plus several AI models of different generations. A template saves you from writing a description from scratch, because the scene is already assembled.

If you want something custom, you write a prompt in plain words. A few habits that help in almost any image generator:

• Be specific. "A woman in a red coat on an evening street, soft light" beats "a nice photo".
• Name a style. Film grain, watercolor, anime, studio portrait: one word sets a whole direction.
• Change one thing at a time. It is easier to see what actually moved the result.

Balance, payment and the referral link

The /buy command tops up a balance, so generations are paid from an internal balance. Before paying, open the pricing screen and check what one image costs in the model you picked, because the price per result can differ between models.

There is also a referral link (/ref) and a /partners section for the affiliate program. That is a common mechanic for AI bots: you invite friends and receive a bonus under the bot's own rules. Read the terms inside the app rather than in somebody's post.

Think before you upload a face

A photo of a face is personal data. 🔒 Upload pictures of yourself or of people who agreed to it. Using someone else's photo without asking violates their privacy and, in many countries, the law.

The /info command leads to support and documents. That is where a service usually explains how uploaded images are stored and whether they can be deleted. Read it before the first generation, especially if you plan to upload several shots.

1. Open the bot and send /start.
2. Choose a template or a model in the main menu.
3. Upload a clear photo where the face is easy to see.
4. Wait for the result and save the version you like.
5. If it misses, switch the template or adjust the prompt and run it again.

Who gets the most out of it

The bot suits anyone who wants avatars, social media pictures and trend portraits without a graphics editor. For a serious commercial shoot, where precision matters, a neural network is still an assistant rather than a replacement for a photographer. 🎨

AI images sometimes slip on details: fingers, text on clothes, face symmetry. A regeneration usually fixes it, but each attempt may cost balance, so check the price first and only then run a series.