A Face People Recognize
The recipe tells the model to keep your face recognizable, so friends know it is you at first glance, even in plastic form.
Turn yourself into a collectible action figure in retail packaging.
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A sharp, evenly lit photo with your face clearly visible and not covered by hair, hands or sunglasses. One person per photo works best.
No, it is optional. When you leave it blank, the figure is still packaged in its blister pack. Filling it in with 2 to 5 concrete objects usually makes the result more personal.
Each image costs 14 credits, shown before you start. Failed generations are refunded automatically. New accounts get 50 free credits, and the Free plan adds 50 credits each month.
Content you generate can be used in ads, stores and social media, subject to the terms of service and the model providers' policies. Only upload photos of people who agreed to it.
One 3:4 portrait image at 1K resolution per generation, which suits social feeds and phone screens.
The recipe adds a bold title automatically. If you need exact wording, use the Image generator with GPT Image 2, which is known for readable typography.
Yes. Your uploads and results stay private unless you share a creation to the NeoMundo community.
The recipe tells the model to keep your face recognizable, so friends know it is you at first glance, even in plastic form.
Your figure sits inside a clear blister pack on a printed card with a bold title, like a toy you would find hanging in a shop aisle.
An optional Accessories field (up to 200 characters) lets you list the small items placed next to the figure: a laptop, a camera, a coffee cup, running shoes, a guitar.
Glossy plastic, studio product photography and shop lighting make the image look like a real product listing rather than a cartoon.
Each image costs 14 credits, shown on the Generate button. The 50 free credits on sign-up cover 3 tries, and failed generations are refunded automatically.
An AI action figure is an image that shows a real person as a collectible toy, still sealed in its retail package. The format became a popular social media trend because it mixes two things people enjoy: a recognizable face and a playful hint of personality, told through the tiny accessories packed next to the figure.
On NeoMundo, the Action Figure Box recipe does the whole job in one step. You upload a single photo and, if you like, type the accessories you want in the box. The recipe then sends your image to Nano Banana 2, Google's image model known for keeping the same face across edits, together with a fixed instruction: realistic collectible figure, retail blister pack, bold title on the card, your accessories, glossy plastic and toy-store studio lighting.
The output is one 3:4 image at 1K resolution, a vertical format that fits Instagram posts, stories and profile features. Images usually finish in 10 to 60 seconds. Because the recipe costs 14 credits, it is cheap to try a few different photos or accessory lists and keep the version you like best.
If you want a different toy style, NeoMundo has related one-click recipes such as Claymation, 3D Cartoon and Sticker Pack. For a fully custom action figure box with your own layout, open the Image generator at /create/image and write a prompt.
Use a JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB. A well-lit, front-facing photo from the waist or chest up works best. Full-body photos also work and help the model get your outfit right. Avoid sunglasses and heavy filters.
In the Accessories field, write 2 to 5 items separated by commas, up to 200 characters, for example: laptop, coffee cup, camera. Pick things tied to your job or hobby; they are what make the figure feel personal.
Press Generate (14 credits). The image appears under the tool, usually within a minute. Download it, or run another version with different accessories. Up to 8 generations can run at the same time.
Show your job in a fun way: a designer with a drawing tablet, a developer with a laptop and headphones, a chef with a knife roll. It is a light, human post that still says what you do.
The boxed-toy format is instantly recognizable in a feed. Post the 3:4 image directly, or put it in a carousel next to the original photo for a before-and-after.
Make a figure for each teammate for an onboarding page, a farewell card or a conference badge wall. Keep the same accessories style so the set looks like a toy line.
Turn a friend into a collectible with accessories from their favorite hobbies and send the image as a birthday surprise or a printed card.