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AI smile generator

Add a smile to any photo, from soft to big.

Pick a soft, natural or big smile. The prompt lifts the mouth, cheeks and eyes and asks for the rest of the photo to stay as it is.

Plans from $19 a month

  • A woman in her sixties with a silver bob, in a park, before the edit
    A woman in her sixties with a silver bob, in a park, edited with a natural smile
  • A man in his thirties with a short beard, by a window, before the edit
    A man in his thirties with a short beard, by a window, edited with a natural smile
  • A woman in her late twenties with long dark hair, at home, before the edit
    A woman in her late twenties with long dark hair, at home, edited with a natural smile
Prompt · Natural, the same on all three

Give the person a natural smile that shows a little of the upper teeth. The cheeks lift and the eyes narrow slightly, with small creases at the outer corners. Keep the same face shape, nose, eye color, skin, hair, clothes, lighting, camera angle and background exactly as they are.

How to add a smile to a photoin three steps

  1. 1

    Upload a clear photo

    Open the image editor and add a sharp photo where your face looks toward the camera. Nothing should cover your mouth: no hand, glass or mic.

  2. 2

    Say how big the smile is

    Copy the soft, natural or big prompt from this page, or write your own. End with the sentence that asks to keep your face, hair, clothes and light as they are.

  3. 3

    Compare it with your photo

    Check the eyes, the teeth and the shape of your face. If the smile is too much or too little, change one word and run it again.

Why some AI smiles look fakeThe eyes sell it

In a real smile the cheeks rise and the eyes narrow. When only the mouth moves, the smile looks posed. Here is one photo three ways, cut to the eyes and the mouth.

  1. His photo

    1/3
    His eyes: his photoHis mouth: his photo

    No smile. Eyes open, cheeks flat.

  2. Only the mouth

    2/3
    His eyes: only the mouthHis mouth: only the mouth

    The teeth show, but the eyes barely change. It reads as posed.

    "Give him a big open smile with the upper teeth fully showing. Change only the mouth. Keep his eyes, eyelids, cheeks and everything else exactly as they are."

  3. Cheeks and eyes named

    3/3
    His eyes: cheeks and eyes namedHis mouth: cheeks and eyes named

    The cheeks push up, the eyes narrow and creases form at the corners.

    "Give the person a big open smile, as if laughing at something just off camera, with the upper teeth fully showing. The cheeks lift high and the eyes narrow, with creases at the outer corners. Keep the same face shape, nose, eye color, skin, hair, clothes, lighting, camera angle and background exactly as they are."

Three friends on a sofa at a party. The two on the sides laugh; the man in the middle does not smile.The same photo with the man in the middle smiling

The one who didn't smileFix one face in a group photo

Two friends laughed and one didn't. Say who to change by where they sit and what they wear, and say the others stay as they are. Drag the line to compare.

Prompt

Give the man in the middle, in the grey sweater, a natural smile that shows a little of his upper teeth. His cheeks lift and his eyes narrow slightly, with small creases at the outer corners. Keep his face shape, hair and clothes, the other two people, the lighting and the background exactly as they are.

In a crowded photo, brush over the face in the editor too, so the edit stays inside that area.

Where a smile edit slipsCheck the eyes and the teeth

  1. 1. The eyes stayed put

    Her photo, from the chest up, not smiling
    Her photo
    The edit, with her teeth showing and her eyes as wide as in the photo
    Only the mouth

    Told to change only her mouth, the edit did just that. Her teeth show, but her eyes are as wide as in the photo, so the smile looks held for the camera.

    Fix: Leave out change only the mouth, and name the cheeks and eyes. Her big smile on this page narrowed her eyes.

  2. 2. The teeth are a guess

    His mouth in the photo, closed
    His photo
    His mouth in the edit, open with the upper teeth showing
    Big smile

    None of the source portraits showed teeth. Every set of teeth in the edits is the model's guess, even and white.

    Fix: If your teeth matter, like a gap or a crown, use the soft smile, which keeps the lips closed. Or start from a photo that shows them.

Copy a promptOne line per smile size

Each prompt names the mouth, the cheeks and the eyes, then says what must not change. Paste one into the image editor as it is.

Every prompt ends with

Keep the same face shape, nose, eye color, skin, hair, clothes, lighting, camera angle and background exactly as they are.

  • Soft

    Lips closed, corners up. No teeth.

    Give the person a soft closed-mouth smile: the corners of the lips turn up a little, the lips stay together and no teeth show. The cheeks lift slightly and the eyes soften.

    A woman in her sixties with a silver bob, in a park, with the soft smileA man in his thirties with a short beard, by a window, with the soft smileA woman in her late twenties with long dark hair, at home, with the soft smile

  • Natural

    A little of the upper teeth, eyes narrowed.

    Give the person a natural smile that shows a little of the upper teeth. The cheeks lift and the eyes narrow slightly, with small creases at the outer corners.

    A woman in her sixties with a silver bob, in a park, with the natural smileA man in his thirties with a short beard, by a window, with the natural smileA woman in her late twenties with long dark hair, at home, with the natural smile

  • Big

    A full laugh, upper teeth showing.

    Give the person a big open smile, as if laughing at something just off camera, with the upper teeth fully showing. The cheeks lift high and the eyes narrow, with creases at the outer corners.

    A woman in her sixties with a silver bob, in a park, with the big smileA man in his thirties with a short beard, by a window, with the big smileA woman in her late twenties with long dark hair, at home, with the big smile
Open the image editor

Simple pricing that scales with you.

Pick the plan for how much you post. Every model on every plan. Unused credits roll over. Cancel anytime.

Creator

$19/month

Billed monthly

For solo creators posting every week

500 credits every month

  • Up to 250 smile edits
  • Up to 50 AI videos
  • Up to 1.5 hours of AI voiceover
  • Roll over up to 1,000 credits
Start with Creator

Pro

Most popular
$49/month

Billed monthly

For creators posting daily across channels

1,300 credits every month

  • Up to 650 smile edits
  • Up to 130 AI videos
  • Up to 4 hours of AI voiceover
  • Roll over up to 2,600 credits
Start with Pro

Studio

$99/month

Billed monthly

For brands and production teams

2,700 credits every month

  • Up to 1,350 smile edits
  • Up to 270 AI videos
  • Up to 9 hours of AI voiceover
  • Roll over up to 5,400 credits
Start with Studio

Scale

$199/month

Billed monthly

For agencies running always-on content

5,500 credits every month

  • Up to 2,750 smile edits
  • Up to 550 AI videos
  • Up to 18 hours of AI voiceover
  • Roll over up to 11,000 credits
Start with Scale
Every plan includesEvery model, 90+ and countingReusable AI personasSceneform Studio editorCommercial usage rights

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Before you uploadCommon questions

The photo where you didn't smileis one sentence from done

  • A woman in her sixties with a silver bob, in a park, smiling
    A woman in her sixties with a silver bob, in a park, before the edit
    Photo
  • A man in his thirties with a short beard, by a window, smiling
    A man in his thirties with a short beard, by a window, before the edit
    Photo
  • A woman in her late twenties with long dark hair, at home, smiling
    A woman in her late twenties with long dark hair, at home, before the edit
    Photo
  • The man in the middle of the group photo, smiling
    The man in the middle of the group photo, before the edit
    Photo
Add a smile to my photo

Plans from $19 a month, about 8 cents a smile edit.