AI Makeover Before and After

How it works

1. 1

   Upload a clear portrait photo

   Use a well-lit front-facing or three-quarter portrait where the face is fully visible. Natural or soft studio lighting works best — harsh side shadows can make makeup renders less accurate. JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 7MB.

   Expect: Clear portraits with even facial lighting produce the most accurate and realistic makeup renders. Selfies with ring lights or window light work well. Very dark photos or extreme angles may produce less precise results.
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   Describe the makeover look in detail

   Type the full transformation: 'apply a full glam makeover: bold burgundy matte lip, blended smoky eye in charcoal and gold, sculpted contour and highlight, and glossy romantic curls.' Break down each element — lips, eyes, cheeks, skin finish, and hair — for the most accurate result. Reference a celebrity look or a named makeup style for even stronger direction.

   Tip: Content creators: describe the aesthetic before the specific products. 'Instagram glam, golden hour editorial look' sets the vibe before listing details. For TikTok transformation posts, use 'dramatic glow up transformation: from casual everyday to full glam event ready.'

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Full glam — Instagram event look apply a full glam makeover: bold burgundy matte lip, blended smoky eye in charcoal and deep gold, sculpted contour on cheekbones and jawline, highlight on nose bridge and cupid's bow, flawless foundation finish, soft romantic waves in the hair

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   Natural glam — barely there elevated look apply a natural glam makeover: glossy nude lip, soft champagne shimmer eye with defined lashes, light bronzed skin with subtle highlight, fluffy brushed-out brows, glossy blown-out hair

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   No-makeup makeup — glow up skin focus apply a no-makeup makeup look: perfect glowing skin with subtle concealer, barely-there tinted moisturizer, feathery natural brows, clear mascara, peachy tinted lip balm — luminous healthy skin effect

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   Dramatic editorial — TikTok transformation dramatic glow up transformation: from casual everyday to full glam editorial — graphic liner, deep jewel-toned eye shadow, glossy red lip, sculpted strobed cheekbones, sleek high ponytail, editorial fashion photography lighting

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   Hair transformation only — before and after color apply a hair transformation only — change the hair color from natural brown to platinum blonde balayage with warm honey highlights, keep all makeup and facial features exactly unchanged

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   Makeup artist client proof — bridal look apply a bridal makeup look: soft dewy skin, natural brow definition, champagne and rose gold eye, defined lash line, natural peachy-pink lip, flushed cheeks — classic elegant bridal aesthetic, photograph-ready finish

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   Y2K / retro aesthetic apply a Y2K 2000s inspired makeup look: frosty iridescent lip gloss, thin overdrawn brows, shimmery pale blue eyeshadow, heavy dark lash liner on lower lash line, frosted highlighter on cheekbones, straight sleek hair with face-framing layers

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   Review the skin tone, feature retention, and makeup placement

   Zoom to 100% and check that the person's natural eye shape and facial features are preserved. Verify that the makeup is applied to the correct areas — liner on the lash line, blush on the cheekbone apples, contour on the hollows. Check that the skin tone is natural and not overprocessed.

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   Refine a specific feature with markers

   If the lip color is too dark or the eye shadow isn't blended enough, tap a marker directly on that feature and regenerate with a targeted correction. Markers are optional — most front-facing portraits work well on the first pass.

   Tip: For makeup artist client proofs, a two-pass approach often works best: first pass for overall look, second pass to refine the feature the client cares most about.