Neiron
Retouch a portrait gently
Soften glare or edit a small part of a portrait. Keep natural skin texture and compare the face with the original.
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Getting started
- Use the original portrait without heavy filters.
- Specify the area to change.
- Check skin texture, eyes and distinguishing marks.
Prompts
Copy a suitable prompt and replace any bracketed instructions.
Soften glare
Moderately reduce the bright glare on [area] in the uploaded portrait. Preserve skin texture, facial features, eye colour, age and lighting elsewhere. Do not reshape the nose, lips or cheekbones. No general skin smoothing or added makeup.
Check: The glare should soften rather than become a flat patch of another colour.
A local correction
Correct only [specific temporary blemish and location] in my photo. Preserve moles, freckles, wrinkles, texture and face shape. Do not change age, proportions or background. Do not reconstruct an important feature obscured by the area.
Check: Check surrounding areas and likeness. Return to the original if other details changed.
Retouching versus image quality
Retouching targets part of a portrait. Use the photo-quality guide for overall lighting and noise.
Keep the person recognizable
Texture and small features make a face recognizable. Heavy smoothing is not necessarily an improvement.
Frequently asked questions
- Is this a precise retouching brush?
- No. A generative model may alter nearby details, so compare the output.
- Can I reduce glare on glasses?
- You can try, but the model may invent an eye hidden behind the glare.
- Can I use it for identity documents?
- Do not assume an edited portrait is acceptable. Follow the organization’s requirements.
- How do I use the prompt?
- Copy the prompt and open the chosen model. Sign in and paste it; upload a photo first when editing your own image. Check your allowance before generating.