AI face editor

Edit a face in three steps

1. 01

   Open Morphic

   Sign up and start creating on a free-flowing, infinite visual canvas.

2. 02

   Mask the area to change

   Upload the photo and paint over just the eyes, mouth, or face region you want to adjust.

3. 03

   Describe the edit and generate

   Morphic inpaints only the masked area, so the rest of the frame is untouched. Rerun until it reads right, then export.

Use cases

Fix a blink or a flat expression

Rescue an otherwise perfect shot where someone blinked or the smile fell flat. Mask the eyes or the mouth and ask for open eyes or a warmer expression, and only that region changes. The pose, the background, and everyone else stay put. It is the quickest save for a photo you cannot retake.

Relight a face that fell into shadow

When the scene is right but the face is too dark, mask it and describe softer, more even light. The model relights the masked region and blends it into the neck and hair so there is no hard seam. Add a catchlight to the eyes for life. Keep it subtle so the edit matches the rest of the frame.

Subtle portrait retouch

Smooth a distracting blemish, tidy stray detail, or even skin tone without over-processing the whole photo. Because the edit is confined to the mask, the texture elsewhere stays natural. It suits a headshot or a profile where you want a clean but honest result. Rerun with a lighter touch if a pass looks too smooth.

Consistent faces across a set

Even out expression and light across a batch of portraits so a team page or a cast card reads as one session. Edit each face inside its mask while leaving the framing alone, and the set lines up. It saves rebooking a shoot when a few frames are off. Compare them on the Canvas to keep the look uniform.