AI Fix for Photos Taken Under Fluorescent Lights
Fluorescent lights: making everyone look slightly unwell since 1938.
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"Our team photos for the company website looked like everyone had food poisoning. Fixed the fluorescent green and suddenly we look like a professional team." @office_photo_rescue
Copy-Paste Prompts
fix the fluorescent light green cast and restore natural skin tones
Best overall fix — removes green, restores warmth
remove the green tint and make the photo look like natural daylight
Transforms the whole look from office to daylight quality
neutralize the fluorescent color cast and make whites look white
Uses white reference points for accurate correction
fix the green lighting and add some warmth to the skin tones
When you want the opposite of the cold green look
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
Why do fluorescent lights make skin look green?
Fluorescent tubes produce light with a green spectral spike. Your brain's chromatic adaptation compensates so you don't notice, but cameras capture the raw spectrum, creating a visible green cast on everything, especially skin.
Will this fix make the photo look professional?
It'll look significantly better — natural colors instead of institutional green. For truly professional results, also try 'add natural dimension and warmth' to counteract the flat, shadowless fluorescent look.
Does this work on bathroom fluorescent selfies?
Yes. Bathroom fluorescents are some of the worst offenders. The fix works the same way — remove the green cast, restore natural tones.
Can I fix multiple office photos at once?
One at a time, but use the same prompt for all photos from the same location for consistent results.
Is this really free?
Yes — 1 free edit per week, no account needed. Plans start at $3.99/month for unlimited.
Can I fix fluorescent photos on my phone?
Yes. Works in any mobile browser. No app needed.
You don't look sick. The fluorescent lights are sick.
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