Blemish remover
Tap a spot, a stray hair, a speck of sensor dust or a scuff on a product and it heals from the texture around it. Only what you mark changes.
Use a brush just larger than each spot. Tap, then Erase. Everything you do not mark stays untouched.
"Erase" runs on your device. "AI clean-up" sends a resized copy of the photo and your marks to our AI provider and pastes the result back only inside the marked area.
Retouch like a professional, not a filter
Portrait retouchers follow one rule: remove what is temporary, keep what is permanent. A pimple, a scratch, a stray hair or a crumb on a shirt would be gone next week, so it can go. Moles, freckles, scars and lines are part of the person; leave them unless the subject asks.
- Work at 100% zoom, spot by spot.
- Keep the brush small; large patches lose skin texture.
- Step back and view the whole photo before saving. If you notice the retouching, you have done too much.
Questions people ask
How do I remove blemishes from a photo?
Set a brush just larger than the spot, tap on it and press Erase. Small spots on skin blend in immediately because they are surrounded by similar texture. For larger areas, press AI clean-up, which keeps natural skin texture.
Will it make skin look plastic?
No, because it only changes the spots you tap. There is no global smoothing filter. That keeps pores and texture everywhere else, which is what separates good retouching from the airbrushed look.
Can I remove dust spots from a camera sensor?
Yes. Sensor dust shows as soft dark circles in the same place on every photo, most visible in skies at small apertures. Tap each one and erase.
Is it free?
Yes, without an account or watermark. AI clean-up has an hourly limit per visitor.