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Try this photoReduce warm tooth tones while keeping the moustache, mustard knit and soft window light.
Learn how to whiten teeth in photos without changing the smile. Choose a clear portrait, adjust tooth color and review edges, texture and lighting. The goal is a small tooth-color edit. Generative editing can shift details, so compare the result with the original before keeping it.
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Learn how to whiten teeth in photos without changing the smile. Choose a clear portrait, adjust tooth color and review edges, texture and lighting.
Choose a portrait with visible teeth and a readable smile. Upload one JPEG, PNG or WebP up to 30 MB. A closed mouth leaves no visible teeth to whiten.
No prompt or reference image is required. The default gently reduces yellow tooth tones. Use Edit instructions for a subtler result or to identify one person in a group.
Check the displayed credits and click Generate. Each submission creates one image. Loading an example only fills the form and does not start generation.
The goal is a small tooth-color edit. Generative editing can shift details, so compare the result with the original before keeping it. Check that tooth count, shapes, alignment and gaps still match the original. Look for retained enamel detail and shadows between teeth rather than a flat white strip. Compare mouth opening, lip corners and gum line. Whitening should not create a bigger smile. Check skin tone, scene warmth and any other person's teeth for unintended changes.
Use the original photo and describe the tooth-color change you want. Keep the request focused on whitening.
Explore subtle teeth whitening with these AI-generated illustrations. Choose an example to load its original photo and editing instructions.


Reduce warm tooth tones while keeping the moustache, mustard knit and soft window light.


Keep the same smile and lavender shirt against a cobalt backdrop.


Retain the silver hair, beard and tooth contours in an outdoor portrait.


Apply subtle whitening without smoothing freckles or changing the wedding setting.


Preserve the windblown hair, yellow jacket and cool coastal light.


Keep the original tooth spacing, glasses and warm reading-room atmosphere.


Retain the turned face, headscarf and mouth opening while reducing yellow tones.


Whiten only the person on the left wearing a rose blouse; leave the friend's teeth unchanged.
The goal is a small tooth-color edit. Generative editing can shift details, so compare the result with the original before keeping it.
Upload a clear photo with visible teeth. Leave Edit instructions blank for subtle whitening or describe the strength and target person. Generate, then compare the smile and tooth detail with the original.
No. A Person photo is enough for the default edit. Edit instructions are optional, and this tool does not require a second image.
The edit is instructed to adjust tooth color while retaining tooth shapes, gaps, alignment, lips and expression. It does not straighten teeth, add veneers or create a new smile. Review the result for unintended changes.
The default targets the most prominent person. For a specific person, name their position or clothing in Edit instructions, then check that other people's teeth stayed unchanged.
The tool is instructed to leave a closed mouth unchanged. Use another original with clearly visible teeth if the mouth is covered, tiny or blurred; whitening cannot reliably recover missing detail.
Yes. Write 'Gently reduce yellow tones; keep a natural ivory shade and the shadows between teeth.' Compare at the original size before downloading.
No. This is a digital photo edit, not a dental treatment or a prediction of treatment results.
No. It only fills the form with the source photo and instructions. Generation requires a LumiYing account and uses the credits shown before you generate.
Whiten teeth in a photo with AI. Reduce yellow tones while keeping your original smile, tooth shapes and lighting. Upload a portrait and add instructions if needed.