AI Crooked Teeth Fixer

How it works

1. 1

   Upload a photo with a clear, visible smile

   Use a portrait where the teeth are visible — a straight-on or slightly angled shot works best. Good lighting that illuminates the teeth helps the AI understand their current shape and spacing. JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 7MB.

   Expect: Clear smile photos with visible teeth produce the best results in one pass. Partially open mouths and tight-lipped smiles where teeth are barely visible may need a second refinement pass.
2. 2

   Describe the correction you want

   Type what a natural, corrected smile should look like: 'straighten the teeth so they are evenly aligned, close the small gaps, and keep the natural tooth color.' Be specific about what to fix — crowding, gaps, uneven lengths, or an overlapping front tooth. No marking needed — the AI knows where teeth are.

   Tip: Adding 'keep the natural tooth color and texture' prevents the AI from over-whitening the result into an unrealistic bright white.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   General crooked teeth correction — easy straighten the teeth so they are evenly aligned and the front teeth are properly positioned, keep the natural tooth color and the rest of the face unchanged

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   Close a gap between front teeth — easy close the visible gap between the two front teeth so they sit naturally together, do not change any other teeth or facial features

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   Fix overlapping front tooth — medium straighten the front tooth that overlaps the adjacent tooth so it aligns flush in the dental arch, preserve natural gumline and tooth texture

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   Straighten and subtly whiten — medium straighten and align all the teeth evenly and brighten the tooth color to a natural off-white, preserve the realistic tooth texture and keep the gumline unchanged

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   Fix uneven tooth lengths — medium make the teeth a uniform length so the shorter ones match the height of the longer incisors, keep all teeth aligned and natural in color

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   Full smile retouch for a dating photo — medium retouch the smile so the teeth are straight, evenly spaced, and clean white without looking artificial — the rest of the face must stay exactly the same

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   Minimal correction — subtle improvement only — easy make a subtle improvement to the teeth alignment — slightly straighten the noticeably crooked ones without making the smile look edited or retouched

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3. 3

   Check alignment, gumline, and lip edges

   Zoom to 100% on the teeth area and verify: the alignment looks natural (not perfectly uniform like veneers unless you asked), the gumline hasn't shifted, and the lip edges look clean with no blending artifacts.

4. 4

   Refine a specific tooth with markers if needed

   If one tooth looks off — an incisor that's still too tilted, or a gap that's still visible — tap a marker on that specific tooth and regenerate with a focused prompt like 'straighten the left front tooth so it aligns with the right one.' Markers constrain the edit to that tooth only.

   Tip: Markers work best for single-tooth refinement. For full-smile corrections, the description alone usually handles it in one pass.