A retouch is easier to judge side by side. Compare the original with the result to check that spots are gone while the skin still looks like skin.


Choose a sharp, front-facing photo in good light so the tool can find every spot on the face.

Open Face Retouch and choose Spots or Blemish. Raise or lower the intensity until spots fade but skin texture stays.

Check the result against the original photo, then download the retouched image.
The retouch aims to clear pimples and red spots while keeping pores and fine skin texture, so the face does not look over-smoothed. Use it for selfies, profile photos and portraits.

An AI pimple remover finds pimples, red spots and small blemishes in a face photo and blends them into the surrounding skin. You upload a photo, apply the retouch and compare the result with the original.
A sharp, front-facing photo in even light works best. Very blurry, dark or heavily filtered photos make spots harder to find.
Compare the result with the original and lower the strength if the skin looks too smooth. The aim is to clear spots while keeping natural texture.
Face Retouch also works on other common areas such as eye bags and wrinkles, so you can finish a portrait in one place.
Not always. Large, raised or deep marks may only fade instead of disappearing, and results depend on the photo. It edits photos and is not a skin treatment.
After you compare the result with the original, download the photo from the editor.