Simulate: How FaceIQ Labs Previews Facial Changes on Your Photo

Key facts

• Simulate is opened by selecting Simulate inside an existing FaceIQ Labs analysis.
• Full simulation access is included with the Pro plan ($49.99/month, $119.97/quarter or $239.88/year).
• A simulation can start from a treatment preset or from scratch.
• Presets can be searched and, when scores are unlocked, sorted by score impact.
• Changes can be described to FaceGPT or made with manual Fine Tune movement controls.
• The tool shows the original and simulated photo with updated ratios and scores.
• Both front and side views should be checked when available, because a change that helps one view can affect the other.
• A simulation is a visual and geometric approximation, not a prediction of healing or a guaranteed treatment outcome.
• Saving a simulation does not add it to the Action Plan; the two are separate.

What is the Simulate tool in FaceIQ Labs?

FaceIQ Labs' Simulate tool previews how changes to facial proportions, or a treatment preset, could look on your own photo. You open an analysis, select Simulate, start from a preset or from scratch, refine the change with FaceGPT or manual Fine Tune controls, compare it with the original, and save it. Clear photos and reviewed landmarks give a more useful starting point.

Which FaceIQ Labs plan includes full Simulate access?

Full simulation access in FaceIQ Labs is included with the Pro plan, priced at $49.99 per month, $119.97 per quarter or $239.88 per year. Simulate is opened from inside an existing analysis by selecting Simulate, so you need an analysis of your photo first.

How do you create and save a simulation in FaceIQ Labs?

To create a simulation in FaceIQ Labs, open New Simulation from the simulations list, choose a treatment preset or start from scratch, refine the change with FaceGPT or Fine Tune, compare the result with the original photo, then select Save and give a new simulation a descriptive name. Presets can be searched and, when scores are unlocked, sorted by score impact. Adjust one area at a time so you can see which change produces each effect. When comparing, review the updated ratios and scores and check both front and side views when available, because a change that helps one view can affect the other. Reopen saved simulations from the list. After making manual changes to an existing version, save again before leaving the editor.

How does FaceGPT work inside the Simulate editor?

The FaceGPT panel in FaceIQ Labs' Simulate editor works with the simulation you have open. You describe the area, the amount of change and anything you want to preserve, and follow-up requests refine the same scenario, so you can start, adjust or remove a change in conversation. To start a scenario, you might say: "Show a subtle chin advancement and explain which ratios change." To adjust it: "Make the chin change smaller and keep the other adjustments." To remove a change: "Remove the nose adjustment from this simulation." Instead of FaceGPT, you can switch to Fine Tune for manual movement controls.

What does a FaceIQ Labs simulation actually show?

A FaceIQ Labs simulation is a visual and geometric approximation of a change on your own photo. It is not a prediction of healing or a guaranteed treatment outcome, and a higher simulated score does not establish that a treatment is appropriate for you. Saving keeps a separate scenario; your original photos and measured analysis remain the starting point.

Why does my FaceIQ Labs simulation preview look distorted?

In FaceIQ Labs' Simulate tool, large movements or inaccurate landmarks can make the preview less useful. Reduce the adjustments, and check your source photo and landmarks using the FaceIQ Labs accuracy guide. Adjusting one area at a time also helps you see which change causes which effect. FaceIQ Labs also offers manual landmark review and editing tools.

Can I simulate any treatment I describe in FaceIQ Labs?

No. FaceIQ Labs' Simulate tool works with its supported presets and movement controls, so a request outside those controls may not produce a preview. If a described treatment produces no result, try an available preset and describe the specific adjustment you want within it.

Does saving a simulation add it to my FaceIQ Labs Action Plan?

No. In FaceIQ Labs, simulations and Action Plan selections are separate, and saving a visual scenario does not record real-world progress. To choose the actions you want to track, open the Action Plan and select them there. A saved simulation remains its own scenario.

Where can I get help with FaceIQ Labs simulations?

If you need help with the Simulate tool, you can send a message through FaceIQ Labs support and a person will get back to you. FaceIQ Labs also runs a Discord community for support, bug reports and feature requests. Separate Help Center guides cover FaceGPT, Action Plan, Harmony ratios and rating accuracy.

Frequently asked questions

Which plan includes full Simulate access in FaceIQ Labs?

Full simulation access is included with the Pro plan ($49.99/month, $119.97/quarter or $239.88/year).

Can I use FaceGPT to build a simulation?

Yes. In the Simulate editor, the FaceGPT panel lets you describe a change in conversation, and follow-up requests refine the same scenario.

Is a FaceIQ Labs simulation a guarantee of a treatment outcome?

No. It is a visual and geometric approximation only. It does not predict healing or guarantee that a real treatment will produce the simulated result.

Why might my requested change not appear in a simulation?

Simulations use supported presets and movement controls, so a change outside those controls may not produce a preview. Try an available preset and describe the specific adjustment.

Should I check both front and side views in a simulation?

Yes, when both are available. A change that helps one view can affect the other.

Do I need to save again after editing a simulation?

Yes. After making manual changes to an existing version, save again before leaving the editor.