How can I create AI images that look like a specific person consistently?

You can create consistent AI images of a specific person by training a custom model or using a face-swapping tool, but the easiest method for beginners is to use a detailed, fixed text prompt with a unique celebrity mashup as a visual anchor. Most image generators like Midjourney or Stable Diffusion don't understand 'my Uncle Bob.' They understand patterns from their training data. So you have to get clever. A common trick is to blend two or three celebrities who share features with your target person. For instance, if you want images of a man with a strong jaw and kind eyes, you might use a prompt like: 'A man who looks like a mix of Jon Hamm and Tom Hanks, wearing a blue sweater, sitting in a coffee shop, soft lighting, photorealistic.' You'd lock that description into every prompt. The results won't be perfect every time, but you'll get a recognizable character. For more precision, tools like Leonardo.Ai let you train a quick model on 10-20 photos of a real person. That's the real solution for consistency. Just be aware of the ethical line — creating images of real people without consent can get creepy fast. Most platforms ban generating public figures or non-consenting individuals in misleading contexts. **Related**: What's the best AI tool for generating consistent character art? | Is it legal to train an AI model on someone's photos?