Your high school yearbook photo can come back stronger than a ’90s trend. Yearbook photos are often looked back at with embarrassment, cringing over the awkward stages of our teenage years.

Thousands of social media users are hopping on the viral AI yearbook trend by using the EPIK AI photo editor app to turn themselves into old-school stereotypes. Here's how it works.

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Influencers have been posting '90s-inspired AI-generated yearbook photos using the Epik photo editing app. IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.

This time around, the AI app that has surged to the top of the App Store is EPIK, a photo-editing app that lets users generate nostalgic, 90s-inspired “yearbook” photos of themselves as one of ...

(Unfortunately, this AI Yearbook feature isn’t free.) For $5.99, you can have your yearbook photos back in 24 hours. For $9.99, you can have them in two hours.

When you go into the app, you’ll see a button for the AI Yearbook. You’ll then be asked to upload eight to 12 selfies of yourself into the app. Then you need to select your gender.

Another AI photo trend has taken off on TikTok, and this time, it's showing users what they would have looked like posing for high school yearbook photos in the '90s.