Yes – you can start using AI Robot Lion for free. Simply go to airobotlion.com and try out the tool without any upfront cost. In the future, we may introduce premium plans for high-volume use, but the core features are available to everyone right now.

Absolutely. AI Robot Lion is designed to maintain the identity fidelity of your subject. For instance, if you uploaded a lion's photo, you would get a lion AI robot image – the lion's majestic form preserved, but now with mechanical features. Similarly, if you upload a picture of your dog or yourself, the robotic version will clearly still look like your dog or you (same face shape, fur pattern, etc.), just with a mechanical twist. The advanced model and style-lock prompt ensure the pose and proportions stay true to the input every time.

You can upload between 1 and 9 images per generation. We support common formats: JPG, PNG, and WebP. Each image should be 10MB or less and preferably high resolution for best results. Using multiple angles or shots of the same subject (up to 9) can improve the output's accuracy by giving the AI more reference – think of it as feeding more "knowledge" about what your subject looks like.

The SynthID watermark is completely invisible to the human eye – it won't affect your image's appearance or quality at all. It's a digital signal embedded in the image's pixels by Google's AI technology. You cannot remove it without severely degrading the image because it's meant to survive common edits like resizing or format conversion. If you want to check for a SynthID watermark, you'd use a verification tool or service. We include this watermark to promote honesty and transparency in AI art.

C2PA stands for Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity – it's an open standard to attach provenance info to digital content. In practice, C2PA (also called Content Credentials) adds metadata to your image file saying it was generated by AI Robot Lion, when it was created, etc., all cryptographically signed so it can't be tampered with easily. SynthID watermark, on the other hand, doesn't use metadata at all – it's an embedded pattern in the image data itself. The two methods complement each other: C2PA is very transparent (anyone can read the label if it's intact), while SynthID is hidden but resilient (it stays even if someone removes metadata or screenshots the image). By using both, we ensure maximum provenance integrity.

No. We do not use your uploaded photos for any training or share them in any way. The images you provide are only used temporarily by the system to generate your mechanized versions. Once that process is done, they are not stored in our generation servers. Your privacy and intellectual property are important – you retain full ownership of your original images and the results (with the caveat that the results are AI-generated content marked by SynthID and C2PA for transparency).

AI Robot Lion will refuse to generate certain types of content to comply with ethical guidelines and laws. This includes violent or gory imagery, sexually explicit content, any form of nudity, and any depiction of minors in inappropriate contexts. We also block attempts to create weaponized robots or hateful symbols. The goal is to encourage creative fun and artistic exploration while preventing harmful or unsafe outcomes. If your prompt or image violates these policies, you'll receive a friendly warning instead of a generated image.

While our AI is state-of-the-art, it's not perfect. Occasionally, you might get an output that looks odd – maybe a hand is slightly off or some detail isn't quite right. Common reasons include very low-quality input images (blurry faces or extreme angles) or contradictory descriptions given. We continuously fine-tune the system (for example, our negative prompts minimize issues like the infamous extra fingers problem). If you encounter a strange result, try refining your input: use a higher resolution photo, provide a clearer description, or adjust the mechanization strength. And remember, you can always regenerate – sometimes a second try nails it.

No, those are unrelated. The name "AI Robot Lion" is inspired by the idea of a powerful, creative beast (the lion) infused with advanced AI – it captures the spirit of what our tool does. It's not referencing any specific robot experiment or viral story. We know terms like AI robot lion Snopes or an AI robot lion experiment have popped up online (including a rumor of an AI robot scared of lion video), but our platform isn't connected to those. We're focused purely on image generation and creativity, not physical robots.

Generally yes, you can use your generated robotic images in your personal and commercial projects (social media posts, merchandise designs, etc.), provided you have rights to the original images you uploaded. The AI-generated portion is your creation, but keep in mind it's marked with provenance data (SynthID/C2PA). We actually encourage you to credit AI Robot Lion when feasible (hence the easy "Copy attribution" feature), as it promotes transparency and helps others discover the tool. Just ensure your usage abides by our terms of service – for example, you can't use it to spread disinformation or in a way that violates the content guidelines.