AI Bruise Remover

How it works

1. 1

   Upload your photo

   Choose a photo showing the bruise you want to remove. Clear lighting helps the AI distinguish the bruise discoloration from natural skin tone. Works with any body part: face, arms, legs, hands.

   Expect: Upload takes 2-3 seconds. Works with JPG, PNG, HEIC up to 10MB. Better lighting = better skin tone matching.
2. 2

   Describe the bruise location

   This is the key step. Tell the AI where the bruise is: 'remove the bruise on my left cheek', 'fix the bruising on my forearm', or 'get rid of the black eye'. The AI understands body parts, sides (left/right), and bruise descriptions (black eye, purple bruise, yellow healing bruise).

   Tip: Specify the exact location if you have multiple bruises: 'the bruise near my temple' vs 'the bruise on my jaw'. The AI can remove multiple bruises in one edit too.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Facial bruise (most common) Remove the bruise on my left cheek and restore natural skin tone

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   Black eye Remove the black eye bruising and dark discoloration around my right eye

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   Arm or leg bruise Remove the purple bruise on my left forearm and match the surrounding skin tone

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   Multiple bruises Remove all the bruises on my arms and legs and restore natural skin appearance

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   Healing bruise (yellow/green stage) Remove the yellowish healing bruise on my shin and blend with healthy skin

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   Bruise near other features Remove the bruise on my neck without affecting the nearby mole or natural skin marks

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   Large bruised area Remove the large bruised area covering my upper arm and shoulder, restoring even skin tone throughout

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3. 3

   Review the result

   Check that the bruise is completely gone and the skin looks natural. The AI should match your surrounding skin tone, preserve skin texture (pores, fine lines), and maintain natural lighting and shadows. Look for smooth blending at the bruise edges.