AI Skin Tone Adjuster

Just describe the skin tone you want - AI handles color correction automatically.

Office portrait with harsh green fluorescent tint on skin — Before

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Same portrait with natural balanced skin tone after correction — After

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Popular use cases:

portrait photography
wedding photos
professional headshots
selfie correction
Instagram photos
LinkedIn profile pictures
family photos
outdoor portraits

Cost: Free No signup required
Time: Instant results in 15-30 seconds
Works on: Any device - browser, phone, tablet, desktop
Powered by: AI-powered photo editing

Scenario	Prompt	Time
Fix orange indoor lighting	`remove the orange tint from skin tones and adjust to natural balanced color`	15s
Warm up cold outdoor shade	`adjust skin tone to warmer, removing the blue-gray cast from outdoor shade`	15s
Fix fluorescent green tint	`correct the harsh green fluorescent tint in skin tones and balance to natural color`	20s
Balance mixed lighting	`balance skin tones across all faces to consistent warm natural color, removing uneven lighting`	25s

How it works

Upload your photo

Drop your portrait, selfie, or group photo into EditThisPic. JPG, PNG, WebP up to 7MB. Works best with well-lit photos where faces are clearly visible.

Expect: Simple adjustments like 'warmer' or 'cooler': 15-20 seconds. Complex corrections fixing multiple tones: may need 2-3 refinements.
Describe what you want

Type your instruction: 'adjust skin tone to warmer and more natural' or 'remove the orange tint and balance skin color.' Be specific about direction (warmer/cooler), intensity (slightly/significantly), and any color casts to remove. No color picker needed - the AI understands natural language descriptions.

Tip: Mention lighting conditions if relevant: 'correct the harsh fluorescent green tint' or 'warm up the cold blue outdoor lighting'

Copy one of these to get started:

Fix orange/yellow indoor lighting remove the orange tint from skin tones and adjust to natural balanced color
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Warm up cold outdoor lighting adjust skin tone to warmer, removing the blue-gray cast from outdoor shade
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Fix fluorescent green tint correct the harsh green fluorescent tint in skin tones and balance to natural color
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Cool down overly warm/red skin adjust skin tone slightly cooler to reduce redness while keeping it natural
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3 more prompts

Even out mixed lighting balance skin tones across all faces to consistent warm natural color, removing uneven lighting
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Fix washed out pale skin enrich skin tone with more warmth and color, reducing the pale washed-out look
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Correct oversaturated orange skin reduce oversaturation in skin tones and adjust to subtle natural warmth, not orange
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Generate and review

Click Generate and the AI analyzes skin tones across all faces in your photo, adjusting color balance while preserving natural variation and texture. Check the result at full zoom to verify even tone and natural color.
Refine with markers if needed

If specific faces need different adjustments or some areas still look off, tap markers on those spots and describe the refinement: 'make this person's skin tone warmer.' This is optional - most adjustments work without markers.

Tip: Markers are for precision when different people need different adjustments. Try without them first for consistent results across all faces.

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AI Skin Tone Adjuster

Drop your photo here

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Release to upload

Free • No signup

"Fixed my outdoor selfie's orange tint in one try. Just typed what I wanted and it looked perfect." @sarahphoto

See it in action

Fixed harsh fluorescent lighting

Indoor office photo had harsh green-yellow fluorescent cast. One prompt balanced the skin tone to natural warmth.

Prompt: remove the harsh green fluorescent tint from skin tones and balance to natural warm color

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Hiking photo with cold blue skin tone from shade — Before

Same photo with warm natural skin tone after adjustment — After

Warmed up cold outdoor shade

Mountain hiking photo had cold blue-gray cast from open shade. AI warmed the skin tone naturally.

Prompt: adjust skin tone to warmer, removing the blue-gray cast from outdoor shade

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Group wedding photo with mismatched skin tones from mixed lighting — Before

Same group with consistent natural skin tones across all faces — After

Balanced group photo with mixed lighting

Wedding group photo had people in sun vs. shade with different skin tones. AI balanced everyone to consistent natural warmth.

Prompt: balance skin tones across all faces to consistent warm natural color, removing uneven lighting

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Detailed Guides by Scenario

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Professional Use

Apply 'AI Skin Tone Adjuster' to images for professional projects — websites, marketing materials, client deliverables, and presentations.

Common Scenarios

Using 'AI Skin Tone Adjuster' for client work or commercial photography
Applying 'AI Skin Tone Adjuster' to product or marketing images for a business
Batch-processing multiple images with 'AI Skin Tone Adjuster' for a project deadline

Best Practices

Use the highest resolution source image available for professional-quality results
Be specific in your prompt about the exact 'AI Skin Tone Adjuster' effect you need
For consistency across multiple images, reuse the same prompt template

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Personal Photos & Memories

Apply 'AI Skin Tone Adjuster' to personal photos to fix issues, enhance quality, or create something special from everyday images.

Common Scenarios

Using 'AI Skin Tone Adjuster' on family photos to improve or personalize them
Applying 'AI Skin Tone Adjuster' to vacation or event photos before printing or sharing
Trying 'AI Skin Tone Adjuster' on a selfie or portrait for profile or personal use

Best Practices

Always work on a copy — keep the original safe in case you want to try a different approach
Natural-looking results are almost always better than dramatic over-processing
If it doesn't look right the first time, rephrase your prompt with more specific details

If something looks off

AI adjusted the wrong face or changed all faces when I meant one person

Why: The AI couldn't determine which specific person you meant from description alone. This happens when you say 'adjust skin tone' without specifying who.

Try:

Tap a marker on the specific person's face you want adjusted, then regenerate with a prompt like 'make this person's skin tone warmer'

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Tip: Markers tell the AI 'I mean THIS person specifically.' Use them when different people need different adjustments.

Skin tone went too far - now too orange or too pale

Why: The AI interpreted 'warmer' or 'cooler' more aggressively than you intended, or the photo's existing color cast was more extreme than typical.

Try:

Add 'slightly' or 'subtly' to your prompt: 'adjust skin tone slightly warmer' or regenerate with 'reduce the adjustment by half, keep it subtle and natural'

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Tip: Each generation uses different AI seeds, so regenerating often produces a better variation.

Adjustment looks unnatural or plastic

Why: Heavy adjustments can lose natural skin texture variation. This often happens when correcting extreme color casts in one step.

Try:

Try a gentler approach: 'slightly adjust skin tone toward natural warmth, preserving skin texture' or make the change in two steps with smaller adjustments each time

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Tip: Include 'keep natural texture and detail' in your prompt to avoid over-processing.

Some faces changed but others didn't

Why: The AI may have detected different starting tones and adjusted them inconsistently, or some faces weren't clearly visible enough for confident adjustment.

Try:

Regenerate with 'balance skin tones across all visible faces to consistent [target color]' or tap markers on the faces that didn't adjust and regenerate

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Tip: Add 'keep everything else exactly the same' to protect surrounding areas from changes.

Background or clothing colors also changed

Why: The AI's color adjustment sometimes affects the entire image when the target description is too broad or the color cast affects everything.

Try:

Be more specific: 'adjust only skin tones to warmer, don't change background or clothing colors' or use markers on faces to limit the adjustment area

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Tip: Specify the exact colors you want, like 'warm natural tones' or 'cool blue tint.'

Color cast is still visible after adjustment

Why: Extreme color casts (like heavy fluorescent green) may need multiple passes, or your description didn't name the specific cast that needs removal.

Try:

Name the exact cast: 'remove the green fluorescent tint' or 'eliminate the orange sodium vapor cast' then regenerate. For stubborn casts, adjust in two steps.

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Tip: Mark any leftover traces and run a second edit for a completely clean result.

Quick answers

Do I need to mark faces before describing the adjustment?

No! For most skin tone adjustments, just describe what you want: 'adjust skin tone warmer' or 'remove the orange tint and balance skin color.' The AI understands 'skin tone' and finds all faces automatically. Only use markers when you need different adjustments for different people, or when you want to target one specific face in a group.

How do I adjust skin tone for free without Photoshop?

Use EditThisPic's free AI skin tone adjuster. Upload your photo, describe the change you want (like 'warmer' or 'remove orange tint'), and the AI handles color correction automatically. No subscriptions, no accounts, no watermarks. You get natural-looking results in seconds without learning complex color grading tools.

Will it work on all skin tones and ethnicities?

Yes. The AI is trained on diverse skin tones from very pale to very deep, and adjusts relative to each person's natural tone. When you say 'warmer,' it warms their specific starting tone naturally. When you say 'remove green tint,' it removes the cast while preserving their natural color. Results work equally well across all skin tones.

Can I fix photos with mixed lighting where people have different skin colors?

Yes. Use a prompt like 'balance skin tones across all faces to consistent warm natural color, removing uneven lighting.' The AI will analyze each person's skin and adjust them all toward the same target tone, correcting for different lighting conditions on each person.

What's the difference between skin tone adjustment and photo color correction?

Skin tone adjustment targets only skin areas (faces, arms, neck) to correct color casts and balance tones. Photo color correction adjusts the entire image including backgrounds, clothing, and objects. Use skin tone adjustment when faces look off-color but the rest of the photo is fine. Use color correction when the whole image has a color cast.

Is EditThisPic's AI skin tone adjuster really free?

Yes — you get 1 free edit per week, no account needed. For unlimited edits, plans start at $3.99/month.

Can I adjust skin tone on my phone?

Yes. EditThisPic works in any mobile browser — iPhone, Android, tablet. No app download needed.

What photo formats does the AI skin tone adjuster support?

JPG, PNG, WebP, and HEIC. Upload any common photo format and EditThisPic handles the rest.

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AI Skin Tone Adjuster

How it works

Upload your photo

Describe what you want

Generate and review

Refine with markers if needed

See it in action

Fixed harsh fluorescent lighting

Warmed up cold outdoor shade

Balanced group photo with mixed lighting

Detailed Guides by Scenario

Professional Use

Common Scenarios

Best Practices

Creative & Social Media

Common Scenarios

Best Practices

Personal Photos & Memories

Common Scenarios

Best Practices

If something looks off

Quick answers

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