AI Fix for Skin That Looks Terrible in Photos
Your skin doesn't actually look like that. Your camera is lying to you.
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"I almost deleted a photo I loved because my skin looked so rough. One prompt and it looked exactly how I see myself in the mirror. Not filtered — just accurate." @skincare_reality
Copy-Paste Prompts
smooth the skin texture and even out the tone naturally
Best all-around fix for rough, uneven skin
reduce the redness and blotchiness on my face
When redness is the main issue — rosacea, irritation, sun
fix the skin to look healthy and natural, not filtered
When you want improvement without looking edited
smooth forehead texture and reduce visible pores
For forehead-specific texture problems
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even out my skin tone and remove dark spots
For hyperpigmentation and uneven patches
Common Issues
The correction looks unnatural or overdone
Why: AI sometimes over-corrects, making changes too obvious
make the correction more subtle and natural — it should look like a better photo, not an edit
'Subtle and natural' is the most important phrase for appearance fixes
Fix changed my face too much — doesn't look like me
Why: Aggressive edits can alter facial proportions and identity
Be very specific about what to change and explicitly state what to keep
The edit looks obvious in comparison to the original
Why: Strong local edits can create visible transitions with surrounding areas
Good blending is key — AI handles this well with explicit instructions
Lighting changed after the correction
Why: Localized edits can alter the apparent lighting on the face
Mention 'consistent lighting' to ensure the edit doesn't create new artifacts
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does my skin look so much worse in photos than in the mirror?
Phone cameras use wide-angle lenses that distort features and harsh processing that amplifies texture. They also capture light differently than your eyes — flattening the soft shadows that make skin look smooth in person. Your mirror shows you a more accurate version of your skin.
Will the skin fix look obviously edited?
Not with the right prompt. Adding 'naturally' keeps pores and real texture visible while removing the harshness. The goal is making your photo match how your skin actually looks in person — not creating a filtered Instagram look.
Can I fix skin on just part of my face?
Yes. Tap markers on the specific area (forehead, cheeks, nose) and describe the fix for just that zone. This gives you more control than a full-face edit.
Does this work for body skin too?
Yes — arms, legs, shoulders, back. Specify the area in your prompt: 'smooth the skin on my arms and even out the tone.' Works for tan lines, texture, and discoloration anywhere.
What about acne scars specifically?
Try 'reduce the appearance of acne scars and even out the skin texture.' The AI can soften pitted scars and discoloration while keeping your face looking real.
Is EditThisPic's skin fixer really free?
Yes — 1 free edit per week, no account needed. For unlimited edits, plans start at $3.99/month.
Can I fix skin photos on my phone?
Yes. EditThisPic works in any mobile browser — iPhone, Android, tablet. No app download needed.
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