Rick and Morty AI Filter

Rick and Morty AI Filter: Create Sci-fi Cartoon Portraits and Worlds

Create Rick and Morty-inspired sci-fi cartoon portraits with wide round eyes, thin limbs, uneven ink contours and strange planetary settings. Upload a photo, describe a scene, or combine both to explore one image at a time.

8 credits

Before

After

Round cartoon eyes, narrow limbs and slightly uneven ink contours.

Style concepts created with GPT Image 2.5

Rick and Morty AI Filter: Four Visual Directions

  • Explorer among alien plants
  • Workshop character
  • Moon-path portrait
  • Cosmic cafe scene

How it works

Use the Rick and Morty AI Filter in Three Steps

  1. Step 1

    Choose a photo or write an idea

    Upload a clear photo of yourself or someone who has given permission. A portrait with visible hair and facial features gives the drawing a clear subject. You can also describe an original person and scene without uploading a photo.

  2. Step 2

    Make the direction specific

    Name the character, clothing, mood and setting you want. A photo alone is enough to apply the drawing treatment. One generation uses 8 credits and returns one square 1K image.

  3. Step 3

    Inspect and download

    Compare the result with your original or your written idea. Review the face, hands, clothing edges and background before downloading. Changing your description and generating another version starts a separate paid run.

Details that shape the image

Make Your Rick and Morty AI Filter Results Specific

Round eyes and uneven ink contours

Wide circular eyes with small pupils, narrow limbs and slightly irregular dark lines give the portrait a distinctive sci-fi cartoon direction. Flat muted colors and sparse shading keep it separate from polished 3D or photographic rendering.

Invent the strange setting

Unfamiliar plants, small robots and unusual planets give a text prompt room to explore. A supplied photo guides its existing composition unless you ask for a new setting. An alien landscape is an optional creative direction, not something every portrait must include.

Keep people and props original

Describe your own explorer, mechanic or cafe visitor. The filter does not need the show’s cast, garage or signature props to demonstrate the drawing treatment. Compare hair, eyes and clothing details before selecting a result, since stylization can alter likeness.

Ideas to start from

Rick and Morty AI Filter Prompts to Try

Describe one image at a time. Start with the person, then name the clothing and setting. With a photo, refer to the same person; a new description should guide the treatment rather than replace their identity.

Explorer among alien plants

An original adult woman with brown shoulder-length hair, teal jacket and dark trousers among lavender curling alien plants on a warm orange planet.

Workshop character

An original adult man with curly black hair and an orange utility jacket beside an invented small spherical robot in a blue workshop.

Moon-path portrait

An original adult woman with short black hair and a mustard jacket walking on a pale purple moon under two tiny orange moons.

Ways to use the images

Save and Compare Your Creative Direction

Explore a visual theme

Save several directions for a themed portrait, personal project or creative brief. Add your own notes about the details you want to keep and the details that need another attempt.

Compare one change at a time

Keep the same photo or subject while changing a color, garment or setting. Separate generations help you compare the visual difference without packing several competing ideas into one image.

Explain an idea to collaborators

Show collaborators the linework, proportions and setting you have in mind. Add notes about the details you want to adjust before using the image in a creative project.

Build a personal reference board

Collect the versions that communicate your direction and keep your original notes beside them. Check image details at full size before deciding which versions are useful for your project.

Create more with one YouArt membership

This generator uses 8 credits for one 1K image. Membership credits work across YouArt image, video, audio, and workflow tools.

Basic

For hobbyists and explorers
$11$9.99/mo
  • 1000 credits
  • Up to ~200 images/month
  • Up to ~332s video/month
  • Intelligent creative agent
  • Video editor
  • Latest image models, including GPT Image 2.5, GPT Image 2 and Nano Banana Pro
  • Latest video models, including Seedance 2
  • Realistic face uploads
  • Voice generation with ElevenLabs
  • Video uploads up to 50 MB
  • No watermark
  • Unlimited template access
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Pro

Save 16%
For creators and pro users
$36$29.99/mo
  • 3300 credits
  • Up to ~1000 images/month
  • Up to ~1100s video/month
  • Intelligent creative agent
  • Video editor
  • Latest image models, including GPT Image 2.5, GPT Image 2 and Nano Banana Pro
  • Latest video models, including Seedance 2
  • Realistic face uploads
  • Voice generation with ElevenLabs
  • Video uploads up to 200 MB
  • No watermark
  • Unlimited template access

Max

Save 24%Best Value
For power users and teams
$198$149.99/mo
  • 18000 credits
  • Up to ~6000 images/month
  • Up to ~6000s video/month
  • Intelligent creative agent
  • Video editor
  • Latest image models, including GPT Image 2.5, GPT Image 2 and Nano Banana Pro
  • Latest video models, including Seedance 2
  • Realistic face uploads
  • Voice generation with ElevenLabs
  • Video uploads up to 200 MB
  • No watermark
  • Unlimited template access

Team

Save 24%
For teams and studios
$435$329.99/mo
  • 36300 credits
  • Up to ~12000 images/month
  • Up to ~12100s video/month
  • Realistic face uploads
  • Share canvas, workflows, and assets with your team
  • Up to 10 members per team
  • Up to 5 teams
  • Role-based management
  • Team credit management and spending caps
  • Per-member usage tracking
  • Video uploads up to 200 MB

Questions answered

Rick and Morty AI Filter FAQ

Create Rick and Morty-inspired sci-fi cartoon portraits with wide round eyes, thin limbs, uneven ink contours and strange planetary settings. Upload a photo, describe a scene, or combine both to explore one image at a time. The output is one image, not a video or an editable vector file. YouArt is an independent tool and is not affiliated with Rick and Morty.

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