Transform a real-person portrait into a more usable Seedance 2.0 reference image with either a structured grid or a softer scenery layer. Upload once, compare both methods, and move straight into image-to-video generation.
Tool
One upload area, two practical methods, live preview, and PNG export.
Or click to browse. Supports PNG, JPG/JPEG, and WebP. Everything stays in your browser.
Before & After
The same portrait can be transformed with either a crisp grid pattern or a softer scenery blend, depending on how visible or atmospheric you want the result to feel.
Start with the clean portrait so you can judge framing, pose, and facial prominence before adding any overlay.
A white 6 x 6 grid creates explicit structure and strong visual interruption while keeping the overall portrait readable.
A scenic layer changes the face region more softly and can feel more natural than hard lines or blocks.
How It Works
Both methods keep the original portrait recognizable at a composition level while altering the face area enough to reduce direct facial salience in the final reference image.
The grid mode introduces repeated high-contrast lines across the face region. That shifts attention from uninterrupted facial structure to a patterned surface while preserving pose, lighting, and framing.
The scenery mode blends a second raster image over the portrait. Mountains, river light, or stone texture soften direct face detail and create a more environmental, less clinical surface.
How To Use
The page is intentionally short: upload once, choose the method, tune a few controls, and download the PNG.
Drop in a PNG, JPG/JPEG, or WebP portrait. The image is read locally in the browser.
Choose grid mode for geometric coverage or scenery mode for a softer landscape or texture layer.
Tune density, line width, and opacity for grid mode, or tune opacity and scale for scenery mode.
Download the current canvas as a PNG with the chosen overlay baked into the final image.
Who Is This For
This page is most useful for people who need a quick browser workflow instead of opening a full editor.
People preparing portrait references for image or video generation workflows who want a fast overlay step.
Anyone who wants to reduce direct facial salience before sharing or reusing portrait references.
Teams collecting visual examples for landing pages, docs, or demos and needing a clean in-browser transformation step.
Designers and prompt builders who want a structured or environmental portrait treatment without opening a larger editing stack.
Why Use This
The page strips the task down to the controls that matter and keeps the whole flow aligned with CyberBara's existing Seedance tool style.
You do not need separate pages or repeated uploads to compare grid and scenery approaches.
The image stays in the browser, which keeps the workflow private and immediate.
The scenery presets are photographic raster images, not synthetic SVG placeholders.
Only the settings that materially change the result are exposed, so the tool stays fast to use.
Every adjustment is reflected instantly on the canvas, which makes iteration faster.
The final image exports as PNG so the overlay stays crisp in the saved file.
FAQ
Answers about formats, privacy, controls, and how the two methods differ.
Next Step
Build the reference image here, then move straight into Seedance on CyberBara.
