Whiten Teeth in Photo

Brighten your smile in seconds. Just describe, no marking needed.

Type 'whiten the teeth for a brighter, natural-looking smile' and EditThisPic's AI enhances your smile in 15-30 seconds. No need to mark or select the teeth first. The AI automatically identifies teeth in portraits and applies natural whitening. Works on selfies, professional headshots, and group photos. Free to try, no account needed.

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How it works

Upload your photo

Drop your portrait or selfie into EditThisPic. JPG, PNG, WebP up to 7MB. For best results, use a photo where teeth are clearly visible in a smile.

⏱ Simple portraits: 15-30 seconds. Group photos with multiple smiles: may need 2-3 refinements.

Describe what you want

Type your instruction: 'whiten the teeth for a brighter, natural-looking smile' or 'brighten the teeth while keeping them natural.' Be specific about the level of whitening you want. No marking needed. The AI understands what 'teeth' means and finds them automatically.

💡 Add 'natural-looking' or 'subtle' to avoid the overly white look. The AI responds well to descriptions of intensity.

Copy one of these to get started:

Natural everyday whitening whiten the teeth for a brighter, natural-looking smile

Subtle professional headshot brighten the teeth subtly for a polished professional appearance

Wedding or special event photo whiten the teeth to a bright, radiant white while maintaining natural texture

Dating profile photo whiten the teeth for a confident, attractive smile

2 more prompts

Fix yellow or stained teeth remove the yellow staining from teeth and whiten them naturally

Group photo with multiple smiles whiten all visible teeth in the photo for brighter, natural-looking smiles

Generate and review

Check that the whitening looks natural and even across all visible teeth. Zoom in to verify the edges between teeth and gums look clean. Compare before and after to ensure only the teeth changed.

Refine with markers if needed

If a specific tooth needs more whitening or the AI missed part of the smile, tap a marker on that tooth and regenerate. This is optional. Most portraits work without markers.

💡 Markers are for precision refinement, not a required step. Try without them first.

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"Finally got that confident smile in my LinkedIn photo without looking fake!" @marketingpro_emily

See it in action

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Professional headshot brightening

LinkedIn profile photo needed a confident smile. One prompt created a natural, polished result.

Prompt: whiten the teeth for a brighter, natural-looking smile

Outdoor selfie showing dull teeth — Before

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Same selfie with bright, natural white teeth — After

Casual selfie smile enhancement

Outdoor selfie had great lighting but teeth looked dull. Quick whitening made all the difference.

Prompt: brighten the teeth for a more radiant smile while keeping it natural

Wedding photo with slightly yellowed teeth — Before

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Wedding photo with bright, radiant white teeth — After

Wedding photo smile perfection

Beautiful wedding photo deserved a perfect smile. Whitening added the final polish.

Prompt: whiten the teeth to a bright, radiant white while maintaining natural texture

If something looks off

Teeth look unnaturally white or fake

Why: The AI applied too much whitening because the prompt was too aggressive. 'Bright white' without modifiers can produce Hollywood-level results.

Try: whiten the teeth subtly for a natural, believable smile

💡 Add 'natural' or 'subtle' to any whitening prompt for more realistic results.

Gums or lips changed color too

Why: The AI interpreted nearby areas as part of the teeth region. This happens with unusual lighting or partially visible teeth.

Try: whiten only the teeth, keeping gums and lips unchanged

💡 Being explicit about what NOT to change helps the AI be more precise.

Some teeth whitened more than others

Why: Shadows or angles made some teeth harder for the AI to identify. Partially visible or overlapping teeth get inconsistent treatment.

Try: even out the teeth color so all visible teeth have the same bright, natural white shade

💡 Mentioning 'all visible teeth' and 'even' helps create consistent results.

AI changed the wrong area or something I didn't want changed

Why: The AI couldn't determine exactly which area you meant from description alone. This happens with ambiguous requests or complex photos.

Try: Tap a marker on the specific teeth you want to whiten, then regenerate with the same prompt

💡 Markers tell the AI 'I mean THIS area specifically.' Use them when description alone is ambiguous.

Quick answers

Do I need to mark my teeth before describing?

No! Just describe what you want: 'whiten the teeth for a natural smile.' The AI automatically finds and identifies teeth in your photo. Only use markers if you need to target a specific tooth or if the first result missed something. Most portraits work perfectly without any marking.

Will it look fake or too white?

Not if you include 'natural' in your prompt. The AI can produce anything from subtle brightening to Hollywood-white teeth based on your description. For realistic results, use prompts like 'whiten naturally' or 'brighten subtly.' You can always regenerate with different wording if the first result is too intense.

Can it whiten teeth in a group photo?

Yes. Use 'whiten all visible teeth in the photo' to enhance everyone's smile at once. For complex group shots with many faces, you may need 2-3 attempts or can use markers to target specific people who need more whitening.

Does it work on photos with braces?

It can brighten visible tooth surfaces around braces, but results vary. The AI preserves the braces while whitening accessible enamel. For best results on braces photos, use 'whiten the visible tooth surfaces while preserving the braces.'

Ready to brighten your smile?

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