Same body.
See the difference.
Two progress photos, three ways to compare them: side by side, wipe, and ghost overlay. Everything stays in your browser, nothing is uploaded, no account needed.
Before
After
JPEG, PNG, WebP or HEIC.
Both photos stay on your device. This page never uploads them and stores nothing.
For an honest comparison
- Match the pose, the distance to the camera, and the lens. A step closer can fake a transformation.
- Use the same light, ideally the same room at the same time of day.
- Compare over months, not days. Water and pump swing a photo more than a week of training does.
How to compare your progress photos
Two photos, three views. Nothing is uploaded; the comparison happens in your browser.
1
Pick your before photo
Choose the older photo. The closer the pose, distance, and lighting match the new one, the more honest the comparison.
2
Pick your after photo
Choose the recent photo. Both stay on your device; this page never uploads them anywhere.
3
Switch between views
Side by side for the classic before and after, the wipe slider to sweep across the change, or the ghost overlay to spot shape differences directly.
Your eyes are bad at slow change.
The mirror lies daily
You see yourself every day, so week to week change is invisible. Two photos taken months apart make the trend impossible to miss in either direction.
The wipe finds the details
Sweeping one photo across the other keeps the background fixed, so your eye catches the waistline, the shoulder line, and the arm thickness one region at a time.
The ghost finds the shape
Blending both photos aligns the silhouettes. Widening shoulders or a shrinking waist show up as a double edge you can actually point at.
Before you compare.
- Are my photos uploaded anywhere?
- No. The photos are read directly by your browser and never leave your device. There is no upload, no storage, and no account. Closing the page removes everything.
- What makes progress photos comparable?
- Same pose, same distance, same lens, same light. The tool can put any two photos next to each other, but the comparison is only as honest as the photos are consistent.
- How far apart should the photos be?
- Eight to twelve weeks is the sweet spot for a visible difference at natural rates of change. Comparing photos a few days apart mostly shows water, food, and lighting.
- Which view should I use?
- Side by side for the overall impression, the wipe to inspect one region at a time, and the ghost overlay to compare the outline of your shoulders, waist, and legs directly.
- Can I measure body fat change from photos?
- Not precisely from two photos alone, but an AI analysis can estimate it. HyperBody's physique analysis reads five photos and tracks body fat, muscle, and proportions scan after scan.
Want the change measured?
The full analysis scores every muscle group and tracks body fat scan after scan, so progress is a number, not a feeling.
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