Momo: AI Photo & Video Maker
- 22 of 100 · reviews
- 4.5of 5 · store
- 76,832ratings on the App Store
- 500reviews read
An editorial reading of the saved reviews
Likeness to the original is unstable: half of users get a recognizable face, the other half get a different person of a different race or gender. Hair color is reproduced poorly and body proportions are often distorted. There is variety in templates, but output quality swings unpredictably from shot to shot.
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What people use it for
People who want a casual fun portrait and are comfortable with lottery-style results.
What reviews praise
- Sometimes produces realistic LinkedIn portraits.
- Good variety of styles and themes.
- Hands without obvious anomalies, which is rare in this category.
What reviews complain about
- Regularly changes the user's race, gender, or hair color.
- Neck and head proportions distort.
- Results are unpredictable: one good attempt is followed by three bad ones.
What users experience
3 excerpts from the breakdown. These are individual cases, not a verdict on all users.
Okay first impression was cool. Good variety and lots of options. The hands weren't obviously AI and fake. The body sizes were similar structure. The next attempt and profile I created, I ended up three different races. I was laughing and t
I purchased a subscription and was able to credit 2 "packs", which honestly I wasn't all too impressed with, but it served its purpose. I was using this to create a headshot for an email profile picture. I selected another pack, paid the co
I was impressed by the facial accuracy in over half the photos. However, it only got my hair color correct in five. My hair is strawberry blonde- which means it has a lot of different shades, and it just made my hair brown in everything. Be
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