AI Fix for Beach Photos That Are Too Bright
Blue ocean, golden sand, white sky? That last one shouldn't be white.
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"Tropical vacation photos were all blown out — white sky, pale sand. AI brought back the turquoise water and blue sky. Looks like the paradise it actually was." @beach_colors_back
Copy-Paste Prompts
reduce overexposure and bring back blue sky, ocean colors, and golden sand
Full beach color recovery
fix the washed-out beach photo and restore natural vivid colors
General fix for any overexposed beach scene
recover the sky color and fix the overexposed faces in this beach photo
When both sky and people need fixing
make this beach photo look like it does to the naked eye
Natural correction to match what you actually saw
Common Issues
The fix changed areas you didn't want changed
Why: AI sometimes applies edits too broadly across the image
Use tap markers to precisely indicate the area that needs fixing
Edit looks artificial or over-processed
Why: AI sometimes overdoes corrections, making results look fake
Adding 'subtle and natural' to any prompt reduces AI over-correction
Colors shifted after the fix
Why: Brightness or exposure corrections can inadvertently shift color balance
Mention 'preserve original colors' when you only want one specific thing fixed
Fix worked on some areas but missed others
Why: AI focuses on the most prominent area and may skip smaller ones
For missed areas, do a second pass with a marker on the specific spot
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the blue sky really be recovered from a white sky?
If the sky has any gradient or very faint blue, yes — the AI enhances what's barely visible. If it's completely pure white (255,255,255), the AI reconstructs a plausible blue sky based on context. Both results look good.
Why doesn't my phone handle beach brightness better?
Phone cameras have smaller sensors with less dynamic range than professional cameras. The extreme brightness range of a beach scene (dark skin to bright sky) exceeds what the sensor can capture in a single shot.
Is this really free?
Yes — 1 free edit per week, no account needed. Plans start at $3.99/month for unlimited.
Can I fix beach photos on my phone?
Yes. Works in any mobile browser. No app needed.
Is EditThisPic really free?
Yes, EditThisPic offers one free Quick edit per week — no signup or credit card required. For more edits, affordable packs start at $1.99.
Do I need to download any software?
No, EditThisPic runs entirely in your browser. No downloads, no plugins, no app installation needed. It also has an iOS app on the App Store.
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