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Face and body looks on your photo

These pages edit one thing. Skin tone is lighter or deeper, with no race names. Age stays an adult. The smile moves the mouth. The fat filter keeps the face, clothes, pose, and background.

Face, on this site, includes the body when the body is the question. A smile is a mouth. An eye recolor is an iris. A fuller figure is still this category, because the cheeks and the waist are one curiosity for a lot of people and we would rather say that plainly than hide the body edit inside a haircut.

Five tools, five different pixels

The Fat filter asks an adult body to look fuller while the face stays identifiable, the pose stays, and the clothes stay the same garment. Those clothes will often look wrong. Seams strain because we did not ask for a larger size, we asked for more body in the outfit you wore. That strain is a limit of the prompt, not a verdict. A result that invents a new, looser outfit broke the limit in the other direction. This is not medical, not a weight number, and not a slim-down with the switch flipped.

The Skin color changer moves tone one step, slightly lighter or slightly deeper. It does not name a race or an ethnicity, and it is not a way to depict a different ancestry. Neck, ears, and hands should move with the face. A face-only mask is a miss. Marks you use to recognize yourself should remain. Room light has already shifted the original before this step is applied.

The Eye color changer is the iris. Not the hair, not the skin, not the white of the eye. Catchlights should still look like a lamp in one room. A hard contact-lens ring, a gray sclera, or glasses glare hiding the pupil are the ways this edit lies. Two eyes should agree unless the source photo did not.

The Smile filter moves the mouth and the expression around it. We ask for a natural smile, not a new jaw and not a dental catalog. Teeth the model invents tend to be even and bright. Asymmetry you really have may be tidied away. A closed-mouth result is allowed. There is no switch that forces it.

The Age filter goes older adult or younger adult. No baby, no child, no year field. It is not age verification and not a medical aging clock. We ask it not to use hair dye as the method. Gray hair with an unchanged face is the shortcut, not the answer. Wrinkles stamped like a texture, or a poreless oval, mean identity slipped.

What we ask to hold, across all five

The recognizable adult in the upload. Clothes, except where the fat prompt is deliberately stressing the same garment. Background. Pose. The checkbox is "This is me and I am 18 or older." These are not tools for someone else's face or for a minor. Empty files, files over 8 MB, short edges under 256 pixels, and a missing checkbox never call the model and never charge. A missing model key fails clean.

Likeness is a request. Eyes are the usual anchor, except on the eye-color page, where the iris is allowed to move and the nose and ears become the anchor instead. If the anchor moves, the feature you came for is sitting on the wrong person. Do not crop the tell out.

Each tool is a separate pass so a miss stays legible. A smile that also recolors the eyes is two accidents. Rerun the one question from the original rather than stacking edits.

The logged-out watermarked preview is one for looks, shared across categories, not a private allowance per face tool. HD without the watermark is 1 credit per successful image. Failures refund the credit or leave the free preview in place.

FAQ

Why is a body edit under Face?

Because the fuller-body question includes the face, and hiding it in another category made people think the cheeks would stay frozen. The fat filter says the clothes may look strained. That is the deal.

Can I combine a smile and an older face?

As two runs, if you want to know which change did the work. One prompt that does both will deepen lines and lift the mouth and you will not know which instruction won.

Does the skin tool list identities?

No. Two directions, one step, no ethnic labels, no new person. Bone structure and hair texture moving means the edit left the brief.

What should I check on an eye recolor?

The sclera, the pupil size, and the catchlight. Then the other eye. Then the skin, which should not have been recolored to make the iris louder.

Is age verification anywhere in this category?

No. The age filter outputs an edited adult face in one of two directions. It does not check a document, and it will not produce a child. Last updated: 2026-10-08.

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