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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.

Sign in to work. Available models and allowances are shown in your account.

Getting started

  1. Use the original portrait without heavy filters.
  2. Specify the area to change.
  3. 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.