Retouch photos with Cuta's AI image tools. Refine the appearance of portraits and image details to prepare a polished visual for your creative project.
Start with the original file. Tune sharpening, denoising and compression repair separately; choose an enlargement factor only when you need a larger image.
Materials for this task
Add the materials to their named inputs. Original image: one image.
Choose the supported settings
Available settings include Upscale factor (2x, 4x). Review the full options in Studio before generation.
A starting direction for AI Photo Retouching
Illustrative artwork shows the intended visual direction. Your result depends on your source materials and settings.
An example to adapt
A natural close-up adult beauty portrait with realistic skin texture, gently balanced complexion and detailed eyes, soft daylight, minimal makeup and a clean warm background
Add the materials to their named inputs. Original image: one image.
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Set the direction
Available settings include Upscale factor (2x, 4x). Review the full options in Studio before generation.
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Review the result in Studio
Compare fine texture with the original at full size. Excessive cleanup can smooth skin, fabric or foliage, while too much sharpening can create halos.
Ideas for AI Photo Retouching
Portrait cleanup
Refine soft facial detail while checking that skin texture and the person's likeness remain natural.
Product detail
Improve the appearance of surfaces and edges before placing the image in a listing or presentation.
Frequently asked questions
Add the materials to their named inputs. Original image: one image.
Compare fine texture with the original at full size. Excessive cleanup can smooth skin, fabric or foliage, while too much sharpening can create halos.
Start with the original file. Tune sharpening, denoising and compression repair separately; choose an enlargement factor only when you need a larger image.
The form opens the matching Studio tool with your starting materials. Review the available model, settings and cost there before generating. The page images are design illustrations; the result of your run appears in Studio.
