Natural Facial Feature Editing

Face Tuner applies a written instruction to an original image to adjust specific facial features. The recipe is intended for natural-looking edits that preserve identity, skin texture, and overall facial harmony.

It is useful for photographers, social content creators, and people preparing portraits for personal or creative use. It is best suited to focused facial adjustments rather than broad image changes.

Add the portrait or other face-centered image you want to edit as the Original Image input. The saved example uses an image with an instruction focused on facial blemishes, redness, and jaw angles, but you can provide a different suitable image when using the recipe.

Yes. Original Image and Edit Instruction are exposed inputs, so you can replace the image and rewrite the instruction in Fuser. Describe the facial features you want adjusted and the intended degree of change as clearly as possible.

The saved example demonstrates an instruction to remove visible red pimples and inflamed blemishes from the forehead, cheeks, and chin, reduce patchy redness, and lessen the prominence of the jaw angles. Its saved output is an Edited Photo; a new run depends on the image and instruction you provide.

The recipe produces one Edited Photo from the Original Image and Edit Instruction. The intended result is a focused facial edit with natural-looking changes, rather than a separate report or set of adjustment controls.

No. Its stated purpose is adjusting specific facial features while preserving the broader look of the face. Use a more appropriate recipe when the main task involves changing the surrounding scene, adding objects, or making edits unrelated to facial appearance.