AI Group Photo Fixer

How it works

1. 1

   Upload your group photo

   Choose the group photo that needs fixing. Works with any number of people. Make sure faces are reasonably clear and visible, though the photo doesn't need to be perfect - that's what you're fixing.

   Expect: Single person fix: 15-25 seconds. Multiple people or complex issues: 30-50 seconds and may need multiple iterations to perfect each person's corrections.
2. 2

   Describe what needs fixing

   Just describe the problems in plain English - like 'the person on the left has closed eyes' or 'make everyone look at the camera.' The AI identifies the people and applies the fixes. For clearer results with multiple people, you can use markers to indicate exactly who needs fixing.

   Tip: Be specific about who has the problem using position ('person on the left'), clothing ('man in the blue shirt'), or other identifiers. For multiple fixes, start with one issue at a time for best results, then fix others in the edited version.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   fix Open the closed eyes of the person on the left

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   fix Make the person on the right look at the camera

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   fix Make everyone in the photo smile naturally

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   fix Fix the woman in the middle so her eyes are open and she's looking at the camera

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   3 more prompts

   fix Make everyone look at the camera with natural smiles and open eyes

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   fix Fix the man in the blue shirt on the left (open eyes and straighten head position)

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   fix Correct the awkward expression on the tall person in the back row

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3. 3

   Review the result

   Check that all the fixes look natural and everyone looks good. Make sure facial features and expressions remain authentic. If you need additional fixes, describe them and regenerate using the already-fixed version.

4. 4

   Download Your Fixed Group Photo

   Save the high-resolution corrected group photo with no watermark. Perfect for family photos, wedding photos, team photos, and any group shots where someone blinked or looked away.