AI Photo Editor for Bumble Photos
Your best photos, minus the ex. Better lighting. Stronger first impressions.
"Finally got to use that great hiking photo. Typed 'remove the person behind me' and it was gone. My Bumble match rate doubled that week." @BumbleBeeMichelle
Built for Bumble Users
On Bumble, women make the first move, so your photos need to inspire that swipe right. You have great photos from trips, events, and adventures, but they're sitting unused because of who's in them or how the lighting looks. EditThisPic lets you reclaim those memories. Remove exes cleanly, fix unflattering lighting, enhance your portrait to look naturally your best.
Tools Bumble Users Love
Remove Person
Remove exes, strangers, or anyone from your best photos
Enhance Lighting
Fix harsh shadows and make your face look naturally flattering
Enhance Portrait
Subtle improvements that help you look your natural best
How to Edit Your Bumble Photos
Upload your photo
Drop your image into EditThisPic. JPG, PNG, WebP up to 7MB. That adventure photo with your ex, the portrait with harsh shadows, the group shot where you look amazing but someone needs to go.
Describe what you want
Type your instruction: 'remove the person on the left' or 'enhance the lighting to be softer and more flattering.' Be specific about what needs fixing. No marking needed for most edits.
Generate and review
Tap generate and check the result. Make sure removed people are completely gone, lighting looks natural, and you still look like yourself. This is your first impression.
Refine with markers if needed
If the AI changed the wrong area or left an artifact, tap markers on the problem spots and regenerate. Most edits work without markers, but they help when precision is needed.
Copy-Paste Prompts for Bumble
remove the person on the right and fill in the background naturally, keep me looking exactly the same
Specify their position clearly. The AI reconstructs what was behind them.
enhance the lighting to be softer and more flattering, reduce harsh shadows on my face while keeping a natural look
Soft lighting is universally flattering. Avoid over-processing by adding 'natural look'.
enhance portrait quality, improve skin clarity and overall sharpness while keeping everything natural
Subtle enhancement makes you look polished without looking edited.
brighten the photo and improve exposure, make the lighting look natural and flattering
Dark photos hide your features. Brightening helps you stand out in the swipe feed.
Show 2 more prompts
remove the person in the background wearing the red shirt and fill with the scenery naturally
Specify clothing color for accuracy when removing background people.
add subtle background blur to create depth and make me the focus, keep the blur natural
Professional-looking depth makes your portrait pop without looking over-edited.
| Edit Type | Prompt | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Remove ex | remove the person on the [left/right] and fill background naturally |
25s |
| Fix lighting | enhance lighting to be softer and more flattering |
15s |
| Enhance portrait | enhance portrait quality while keeping it natural |
15s |
Real Bumble Photo Transformations
Ex removed from hiking photo
Great outdoor adventure shot, but the ex was right there. One prompt removed them and restored the mountain scenery behind.
remove the person on the left and fill in with the mountain trail and trees naturally
Harsh restaurant lighting fixed
Dinner photo with overhead lighting creating unflattering shadows. Enhanced to look soft and natural.
enhance the lighting to be softer and more flattering, reduce the harsh shadows under my eyes and nose
Portrait enhanced naturally
Good selfie that just needed a little polish. Enhanced for clarity and sharpness while keeping it completely natural.
enhance portrait quality, improve skin clarity and sharpness while keeping everything natural looking
When Things Go Wrong
AI changed the wrong area or removed the wrong person
Why: The AI couldn't determine exactly which area you meant from description alone. This happens with ambiguous requests or group photos.
Tap a marker on the specific area you want to change, then regenerate with the same prompt
Markers tell the AI 'I mean THIS one specifically.' Use them when description alone is ambiguous.
Lighting enhancement looks over-processed
Why: The AI enhanced too aggressively, making the photo look artificial.
enhance the lighting subtly, just reduce harsh shadows while keeping the photo completely natural
Adding 'subtly' and 'natural' in your prompt keeps edits believable.
Removed person left a ghost outline
Why: The AI filled the space but a faint edge or shadow remains visible.
clean up the remaining outline and blend the background where the person was standing
Run a second pass specifically targeting the leftover artifact.
Portrait enhancement changed my features
Why: The AI was too aggressive with facial enhancement, altering your natural appearance.
enhance photo quality only, improve sharpness and lighting but do not change any facial features
Be explicit about keeping facial features unchanged. You want to look like yourself on the date.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to mark my ex before removing them?
No! Just describe their position: 'remove the person on the left' or 'remove the person in the blue shirt.' The AI understands. Only use markers in crowded group photos where position alone might be confusing.
Will my photos look obviously edited?
Not if you review carefully. EditThisPic makes subtle, natural-looking changes. Avoid over-enhancing. Zoom in on areas where people were removed to check for artifacts. Most well-done edits are undetectable.
What makes a good Bumble photo to edit?
Photos where YOU look great but something else is wrong. Your ex is in it, the lighting is harsh, it's slightly too dark. Start with photos where your expression and pose are already good.
Should I enhance every photo on my profile?
Keep it natural. Fix obvious problems like harsh lighting or unwanted people. But include some completely unedited photos too. Authenticity matters when you actually meet in person.
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