AI Photo Retouching gives portraits the light touch a careful editor would: calmer skin, less shine, softer shadows and balanced light, with real texture left in place. Freckles, moles and face shape are kept. Only use photos you have the right to edit.
Temporary blemishes, redness and shine are reduced, the kind of thing that will be gone next week anyway. A passing breakout, a shaving rash or a flush after exercise is toned down rather than painted over.
Try it nowSkin keeps its pores and natural texture instead of the smoothed, plastic look of a beauty filter. Up close, the skin should still look like skin, with the small variations that make a portrait believable.
Try it nowFaces and bodies are not slimmed or changed. Jawlines, noses, eyes and waistlines keep their real proportions, and age and expression are left as they are.
Try it nowAI Photo Retouching works on the face and skin, not the whole frame. Clothing, hair styling, background and composition are kept, so a retouched shot can sit in an album or gallery next to untouched frames without standing out.
Try it nowBalance blotchy or uneven color across the forehead, cheeks and neck so the face reads as one consistent tone.
Tone down oily highlights on forehead and nose, the usual side effect of flash or warm studio lights.
Ease hard light under eyes and chin that comes from overhead sun or a single ceiling lamp.
Tidy small distractions you point out in the details box, such as flyaway hairs, lint on a collar or a stray eyelash.
Lighten dark circles slightly while leaving the natural creases that belong to the person and their age.
Calm lens reflections when you ask for it, though eyes hidden completely behind glare may need to be partly reconstructed.
Tidy up your own headshot for work profiles, where a neat but honest look matters more than perfection and the photo should still match you at an interview.
Speed up light retouching on client sessions, leaving more time for the frames that need careful manual work.
Polish selfies while keeping a natural look that still matches how you appear in person.
Freshen up portraits for invitations and albums that will be printed and kept for years, where every detail is seen at close range.
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Grok ImagexAIAdd a photo you have the right to edit.
Optionally list specific fixes, or leave the box empty.
Start the task and download the retouched photo.
Name specific fixes in the details box, such as a stray hair or glare on glasses. One clear request usually works better than a long list.
Moles, scars and freckles are kept unless you ask otherwise.
Only upload photos of yourself or of people who agreed to it.
Start from a sharp photo; if the face itself is soft or grainy, run Face Enhancer or Denoise Image first.
Ask for less rather than more; a subtle pass that still shows skin texture holds up better in print and over time than a heavily smoothed one.
No. Retouching is limited to skin, light and small blemishes; face shape, body shape and features are kept, so the person still looks like themselves. If you notice any change in proportions, try another model rather than accepting it, since reshaping is outside what this tool is meant to do.
No, they are kept by default because they are part of how someone looks. If you want a particular mark or a stray hair cleaned up, name it in the details box. Removing a permanent feature is a bigger decision than easing a temporary spot, so it is left to you.
Only if you have that person’s permission to edit their photo.
Ask what is wrong with the portrait. If the face is already in focus but shows shine, temporary blemishes, uneven tone or harsh light, retouch it here. If the face is blurry, noisy or too small to show clear eyes and hair, Face Enhancer is the right choice, because it recovers clarity and deliberately leaves skin alone. For a portrait with both problems, enhance first and retouch second.
It does not reshape features, change an expression, swap clothing or relight the whole scene. Permanent marks such as scars and tattoos stay unless you name them, and a face that is out of focus stays soft, because recovering clarity is a different job. A strong color cast across the whole photo is also better handled by a general color edit.
It uses pay-as-you-go credits. The price is shown next to the Generate button before you start.
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