Fix what the AI got wrong.
Warped hairlines, distorted cheeks, extra fingers and melted limbs — the specific ways a generated image gives itself away.
Clean up a photo
BeforeAfterRepair warped portrait geometry
The starting photo stays beside the edit, so you can judge this tool on the same person—not a different face, pose or camera angle.
Try distortion fixHow it works
Add the generated photo
The one that is almost right until you look at the hairline or the hands.
We target the distortions
Hair and forehead, face and cheeks, and limbs — including removing extra ones.
The face stays the same face
The instruction repairs the hairline without changing the hairstyle, and the cheeks without changing the face shape.
A generated photo that survives scrutiny
- A natural, realistic hairline, with the original hairstyle kept.
- Face and cheeks corrected without altering the underlying face shape.
- Limb and hand errors fixed, and any extra appendages removed.
- A result that reads as photographed rather than generated.
Where this struggles
Structural problems are better regenerated
A slightly odd hairline repairs cleanly. A face with fundamentally wrong proportions is usually faster to regenerate than to fix.
Hands are still the hard case
Extra and merged fingers are the most common generated error and the least reliably repaired. Expect to run it more than once.
It keeps the face it is given
The face shape and hairstyle are preserved on purpose, so a distortion that is part of the face itself may survive.
Not a quality upgrade
This removes errors. If the image is also soft or plastic, unblur or the realism pass are the tools for those.
Uptone edits your own photo rather than generating someone who resembles you. It never scores how you look, never calls a feature a flaw, and every trait it infers stays yours to correct.
Read what Uptone will never doQuestions people ask
- Does it work on images from any generator?
- It works on the distortions rather than the generator, so the source does not matter. What matters is how far gone the image is.
- Can it fix hands?
- It tries, and hands remain the least reliable case. Extra and merged fingers are the most common generated error and the hardest to repair, so expect to run it more than once or to crop instead.
- My face looks wrong in a way it cannot fix.
- Then regenerating is usually faster. The face shape and hairstyle are preserved on purpose, so a distortion that is part of the face itself survives the repair — it is a cleanup tool, not a redesign.
- Will it change my hairstyle while fixing the hairline?
- No. Repairing the hairline without changing the hair style is stated explicitly, because the hairline is where generated images most often fail and the style is what people want kept.
- Will it also sharpen the image?
- No, this removes errors only. If the photo is also soft or plastic-looking, unblur and the realism pass are the tools for those, and they can be run after.
- Why is it Pro only?
- Repairing structure while holding a face steady is the same problem relighting has, and it needs the stronger model for the same reason.