Will it smooth my whole face?

No. The edit is written to target temporary blemishes while preserving pores, texture, facial features, and lighting.

Will freckles and moles stay?

They should stay because the tool focuses on temporary spots. Always compare the result with the original before downloading.

Use a sharp, well-lit photo where the blemish is visible and the face is large enough to inspect.

نظّف الحبوب والبقع المؤقتة مع بقاء الوجه والمسام والتعبير والإضاءة كما هي.

JPG, PNG, or WebP. Blemish cleanup opens automatically.

اختر صورة

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The edit targets small, temporary blemishes and asks the model to preserve identity, skin texture, age cues, and the original portrait.

Keep pores and texture: Natural variation stays visible so the skin does not become plastic or painted.
Preserve identity: Face shape, features, expression, hair, and pose remain part of the original photo.
Match the lighting: Cleanup follows the existing highlights, shadows, color, and depth of the portrait.
Make a focused edit: The tool removes temporary spots without applying a full-face beauty filter.

Use a clear portrait where the area you want to clean is visible and in focus.

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Upload the portrait
Choose the clearest original photo so small skin details remain visible.
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Run blemish cleanup
The focused edit reduces acne, pimples, and temporary spots while preserving the rest of the face.
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Compare at normal size
Check pores, shadows, facial features, and color before downloading.

Use it when a temporary spot distracts from an otherwise good photo.

Remove a small breakout while keeping your recognizable face and real skin.

Clean temporary spots without changing expression, makeup, or studio lighting.

Refine a sharp portrait before sharing or printing it.

Prepare a consistent portrait without using a heavy smoothing filter.

This tool changes pixels in a photo. It does not diagnose or treat a skin condition.

Keep permanent features such as freckles, moles, birthmarks, and scars unless you intentionally choose another edit.
Do not use edited portraits for medical, identity, or evidence claims.
Heavy blur, deep shadow, or tiny faces may not contain enough real detail for a reliable result.