Focused portrait workflows
AI Portrait Editing Tools
Choose the focused tool for the change you need. Remove glasses, fix an accidental blink, add one referenced person to an existing photo, create a younger-self concept, or move to the broader family picture editor.

Eyewear removal
Remove Glasses AI
Remove eyeglasses or sunglasses while creating natural-looking eyes and preserving the person’s identity, expression, lighting, clothing, and background.
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Smile repair
Remove Braces from a Photo
Remove visible brackets, wires, and bands while keeping the person’s current tooth alignment, natural color, lips, expression, and identity.
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Under-eye retouching
Remove Eye Bags from a Photo
Reduce under-eye puffiness and harsh shadows without smoothing the whole face, changing eye shape, or erasing natural skin texture and age.
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Blink correction
Fix Closed Eyes in a Photo
Repair an accidental camera blink or half-closed eyes while keeping the original face, expression, lighting, and background as close as possible.
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Portrait concept
AI Younger Self Photo Generator
Create current-and-younger-self portraits, mirror scenes, hugs, and memory-style compositions from portrait references.
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Person compositing
Add Person to Photo
Insert one referenced person into an existing group, wedding, travel, team, or event photo while protecting the original people and scene.
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Gaze correction
Make Eyes Look at the Camera
Correct a slight off-camera gaze in a still photo while preserving eye color, iris detail, eyelids, identity, and expression.
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Professional outfit
Add a Suit to a Photo
Replace casual clothing with a business suit, blazer, or tuxedo while keeping the person’s identity, pose, proportions, and background.
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Family portraits
Family Picture Editor
Merge separate family photos, add missing relatives, restore old pictures, and create broader family portrait edits.
Open toolWhich portrait tool should I use?
If the only problem is a camera blink, use Fix Closed Eyes in a Photo. It deliberately excludes face reshaping, skin smoothing, makeup, eye-color changes, and gaze correction. Use Remove Eye Bags from a Photo when the eyes are open and the only issue is under-eye puffiness or harsh shadow. Use Make Eyes Look at the Camera when the eyes are already open but glance beside the lens. Use Add a Suit when the portrait is fine and only the visible clothing should become more formal. Use Add Person to Photo when one referenced person must join an existing scene; use Family Picture Editor for broader family portrait work.
