DNAQ by DNA1.com

Explore family resemblance with AI — from ordinary photographs

DNA1 provides an image-based kinship indication that estimates whether a biological parent–child relationship is plausible, using only photos. Fast, private, and non-invasive.

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How it works

Four simple steps, with no clinic visit, swab, or sample collection.

1

Order & receive a token

Order through our partner and receive a secure, single-use access token.

2

Upload photos

Upload clear, front-facing photos of the child and both parents — the more the better, up to ten each.

3

Expert review & analysis

Our team checks the photos are suitable, then our AI performs the kinship analysis.

4

Get your result

You receive a clear report by email, typically within 10 business days.

Private by design

Photos are used only for your single order, never used to train AI models, and deleted after a short retention period.

Next steps

Want certainty? We guide you to accredited laboratory DNA testing for a legally recognised result.

The science, in plain English

Children inherit facial structure from both parents. The way features sit and combine — the shape and spacing of the eyes, the bridge of the nose, the jaw, overall proportions — carries a visible, measurable signature of family.

Our AI was trained specifically to recognise family resemblance, not just whether two photos show the same person. Because a child is a blend of two people, comparing against both parents reveals both halves of that blend — which is why our test requires photos of both parents, and why using several photos per person makes the result more reliable.

  • Trained on family resemblance, not just face matching
  • Compares the child against both parents
  • Combines many photos into one confidence-rated result
  • Human review of every order before analysis
  • Built on technology developed for demanding professional use
Offered in Australia in partnership with Genomics for Life
This is an AI-based indication, not a legal DNA test.

Our report estimates likelihood from photographs. It is not a diagnostic result and is not admissible as legal proof of parentage. For a legally recognised result, we recommend accredited DNA testing.

Questions?

Our FAQ covers accuracy, photo requirements, privacy, timing, and how the test differs from laboratory DNA testing. You can also email us at support@dna1.com.