AI face slimmer
A close camera or a low angle can make a face look wider than it does in person. Upload one clear portrait of yourself for a gentle cheek and jawline retouch, or add a short note for a lighter touch. Your features, expression, skin texture and background guide the edit.
Face slimmer examples
How it works
Upload a sharp photo of yourself, alone in the frame, facing the camera or at a gentle angle. Keep the jawline visible: hair, hands, scarves or high collars along the jaw leave the AI guessing.
Leave the text empty for a gentle default, or ask for a lighter touch or slightly more jawline definition. There is no intensity slider. One generation uses 8 credits and returns one 1K square image; a photo is required.
Check the eyes, nose, smile, skin texture, facial hair and glasses against your original. Download the version that still looks like you, or generate again with different words. Each variation is charged separately.
Subtle by design
The default slightly narrows the cheeks and jaw and softens fullness under the chin, similar to the difference between a photo taken close up or from below and one taken at eye level. Optional words can ask for a lighter or slightly more defined result, never a different face shape.
The edit is aimed at the lower face. Your eyes, nose, smile, skin texture, freckles, facial hair, glasses, hair, clothes and background are the reference it keeps. It adds no skin smoothing, makeup or eye enlarging, and AI can still change small details.
A clear view of the cheeks and jaw in even light gives the edit the most to work with. The result is one 1K square image to compare side by side with your original photo.
Optional words
A photo alone is enough. Keep requests small and about the cheeks and jaw so the difference is easy to judge.
A very light slimming of my cheeks only; keep my smile, skin texture and lighting the same.
A slightly more defined jawline and a little less fullness under the chin, still natural.
Subtle face slimming; keep my beard, glasses and freckles exactly as they are.
Where it helps
A phone held close to the face can widen the features toward the edges of the frame. Try a subtle version of a close selfie and compare it with the original before choosing.
A camera below eye level can add fullness under the chin. A gentle retouch can bring a favorite shot closer to how you look at eye level.
Use a single-person portrait from a wedding, a work event or a party. Crop to one person first, because the face slimmer has no face selection for group photos.
Make a subtly retouched version of a favorite photo for an avatar or profile. The square result fits most profile layouts and is meant to keep the photo recognizably you.
This generator uses 8 credits for one 1K image. Membership credits work across YouArt image, video, audio, and workflow tools.
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