AI Skin Enhancer
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Upload a portrait and the AI cleans up the skin — blemishes removed, tone evened, shine reduced — while keeping the person's identity. One click, no Photoshop.
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One-click portrait skin retouching with AI. Remove blemishes, even out skin tone, preserve identity. Free, unlimited.
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Use this tool via API
Automate this tool from your own code. OpenAI-compatible REST endpoint, Bearer-token auth, no extra SDK required. Token costs match the web interface.
curl -X POST https://api.free.ai/v1/image/generate/ \
-H "Authorization: Bearer sk-free-..." \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"prompt": "A sunset over mountains", "model": "sdxl"}'Li-Tools tsa AI tse Bulehileng tse Bulehileng
AI Skin Enhancer — FAQ
Upload a portrait and the AI cleans up the skin — blemishes smoothed, tone evened, shine reduced, pores refined — while preserving the person's identity. One click, no manual retouching required.
Yes. Each skin enhance costs about 500 tokens on self-hosted models (GFPGAN, Real-ESRGAN portrait). Signed-up users get 10,000 tokens/day free. Premium models (FLUX Kontext Pro, Clarity Upscaler) deduct from purchased tokens for higher-end magazine-grade results.
Free self-hosted: GFPGAN (face restoration, great for low-res or old photos) and Real-ESRGAN portrait (general face upscale + cleanup). Premium: FLUX Kontext Pro (instruction-driven natural retouch) and Clarity Upscaler (detail-preserving high-res enhance).
Yes — identity preservation is on by default. The prompt explicitly tells the AI to keep the same facial structure, bone lines, and features. GFPGAN in particular is trained to restore without changing who the person looks like. Turn the toggle off only if you want a more stylized result.
Yes. You own the output — headshots for LinkedIn, profile pictures, client portraits, marketing materials, editorial use, the lot. Free.ai claims no rights over what you generate.
No. Your photo is processed and discarded immediately. The enhanced output is kept on our CDN for 24h (7 days for paid users) at the share link, then deleted.
Subtle is a light touch — evens tone and removes obvious blemishes while keeping real skin texture (recommended for professional headshots). Balanced is the default magazine-style cleanup. Strong is heavier — great for selfies, dating-profile pics, or low-res phone photos where you want a polished glow.
Yes. The models are trained on diverse face datasets and preserve natural pigment. It doesn't lighten or whitewash skin — the "enhance" here means remove blemishes and even tone within your actual complexion.
The generic enhancer does global upscale + sharpening across the whole image. Skin Enhance is portrait-specific — the face is detected and the retouch logic is tuned for complexion (pores, blemishes, tone, shine) while the rest of the image is left largely untouched.
Yes — POST your portrait to /v1/image/edit/ with tool=image-skin-enhance (self-hosted models) or mode=relight (for Kontext Pro pass-through). See /api/ for full docs and code examples.
Use Skin Enhance when you just want a one-click portrait cleanup with sensible defaults. Use /image/editor/ when you want to write your own detailed retouch prompt or combine multiple edits (background, pose, outfit) in one pass.
Blemishes, uneven tone, shine, and fine lines — yes, that's the sweet spot. Hairline reconstruction, changing eye color, reshaping jaw / nose, or adding/removing makeup reliably — no, use /image/editor/ or /image/retouch/ with a targeted prompt for those.
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