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Instagram is exploding with AI-generated cartoon characters right now. You've seen them—those stylized, vibrant cartoon versions of real people flooding your feed, getting thousands of likes.
Want to create your own? Here's how to jump on this trend in under a minute.
Cartoon character portraits are the perfect blend of personality and creativity. They're:
The best part? You don't need artistic skills or expensive software. Just Definable AI's Photo Studio.
Head to www.definable.ai and log into your account.
Once you're in, look at the left navigation panel. You'll see Photo Studio listed there. Click it.
Welcome to your personal AI art studio where your cartoon transformation begins.


This is where the magic happens.
First, click to upload your desired photo from your PC. Choose a clear photo where your face is visible and well-lit. Front-facing photos work best.
Then, paste this prompt into the chat:
"Convert this person into a pixel art avatar in 8-bit style. Keep the person’s main features (hairstyle, skin tone, face shape, and accessories like glasses). Dress them in simple clothing similar to the photo. Use clean shading, bold colors, and a retro video game look. White background. 1:1 aspect ration.”
The combination of your photo + this specific prompt tells the AI exactly what you want: a cartoon version that looks like it belongs on a trending Instagram page.

Click the Generate button and wait approximately 30-45 seconds.
Photo Studio's AI is now analyzing your photo, understanding facial features, and transforming them into a stylized cartoon character while maintaining your unique likeness.
You'll see the processing indicator—this is AI working its magic in real-time.
Boom. Your trending cartoon character appears.




You'll see a high-quality, Instagram-ready cartoon version of yourself that looks like it was created by a professional digital artist.
What you can do with your result:
Pro tip: Generate multiple versions by slightly adjusting the prompt. Try adding: