Creator
$19/month
Billed monthly
For solo creators posting every week
500 credits every month
- Up to 250 braces edits
- Up to 50 AI videos
- Up to 1.5 hours of AI voiceover
- Roll over up to 1,000 credits
Braces filter See yourself in braces.
Upload a smiling photo and name the braces and the band color. It works on photos, not a live camera. The editor adds brackets and a wire and can tidy crowded teeth, so check the result.
Pink bracesPlans from $19 a month
Prompt · Pink
Add metal braces to the visible teeth: one small silver bracket centred on each tooth and one thin silver archwire across the upper teeth and one across the lower teeth, with pink elastic bands around each bracket. Keep the teeth exactly the same shape, size, spacing and color. Keep the lips, gums, face, skin, hair, expression, lighting and background exactly the same.Then the sentence that keeps the teeth and face. Copy includes it.
How to add braces to a photoin three steps
- 1
Upload a close smile
Open the image editor and add a sharp photo where you smile with your front teeth showing. The closer the mouth, the more detail each bracket gets.
- 2
Name the braces and the color
Write metal or ceramic and the band color, like navy bands. Then add the sentence that keeps your teeth, lips and face as they are.
- 3
Check the gaps, then compare
Zoom in on the spaces between your teeth and the lower row. Run another color on the same photo and put them side by side.
Metal, ceramic, or neitherHow much each kind of braces shows
The first choice at the orthodontist is usually what kind of braces to wear. Here are four, on the same smile, from most to least visible.
- Most visible1/4
Metal brackets
A silver bracket on the front of each tooth and a wire across them. Colored bands go here.
- Hard to spot2/4
Ceramic brackets
Tooth-colored brackets with clear bands. From a few feet away, the thin wire is what shows.
- A sheen3/4
Clear aligners
Thin plastic trays over the teeth, with no brackets or wire. They read as extra shine and a soft edge at the gums.
- Hidden from the front4/4
Lingual braces
Brackets glued to the back of the teeth. From the front, you look like this.
Braces colors, side by sideEight colors on two smiles
The same band color reads differently against different lips and skin. Each pair is one prompt, run once on each photo.
Silver
Clear
Pink
Navy
Teal
Purple
Red
Black
Where a braces edit slipsCheck the teeth, not the brackets
The brackets almost always look right. The teeth under them are what can change, so compare those with your photo.
1. The gap closes
Fix his smile told the model to improve his teeth, so it closed the gap between the front two. The braces look real, but the teeth are no longer his.
Fix: Leave out words like fix, perfect or straight. End with the keep sentence. On the same photo, it kept the gap.
His photo 
Short prompt"Give him braces and fix his smile." 
Silver prompt, with the keep sentence 2. Crowded teeth come back tidy
Her lower front teeth overlap, and one sits behind the others. Every edit of her photo on this page lined them up, even with the keep sentence.
Fix: Compare the lower row with your photo before you share. Naming the crowding did not hold it on this photo, so judge the look by the upper teeth.
Her photo 
Silver prompt, with the keep sentence 
Silver prompt, plus one sentence"Keep the crowded lower front teeth exactly as crooked as they are, with the same overlaps."
Braces offSee your smile without them
The same edit runs the other way. Ask for the brackets, wires and bands to go, and for the teeth to stay where they are. The teeth under the braces are the model's guess, since the photo never showed them.
Prompt
Remove the braces, brackets, wires and bands from the teeth. Show the natural teeth in the same positions with the same color. Keep the lips, gums, face, skin, hair, expression, lighting and background exactly the same.
Copy a promptOne look per line
Each prompt names the braces, then says what must not change. Paste one into the image editor as it is, or swap in your own color.
Every metal prompt starts with
Add metal braces to the visible teeth: one small silver bracket centred on each tooth and one thin silver archwire across the upper teeth and one across the lower teeth, with …
Every add-braces prompt ends with
Keep the teeth exactly the same shape, size, spacing and color. Keep the lips, gums, face, skin, hair, expression, lighting and background exactly the same.
Metal braces, by band color
Silver
… with no colored bands.
Clear
… with clear elastic bands around each bracket.
Pink
… with pink elastic bands around each bracket.
Navy
… with navy elastic bands around each bracket.
Teal
… with teal elastic bands around each bracket.
Purple
… with purple elastic bands around each bracket.
Red
… with red elastic bands around each bracket.
Black
… with black elastic bands around each bracket.
Other looks
Ceramic brackets
Add ceramic braces to the visible teeth: one small tooth-colored bracket centred on each tooth, one thin silver archwire across the upper teeth and one across the lower teeth, and clear elastic bands.
Clear aligners
Put thin clear plastic aligner trays over the upper and lower teeth, with a faint sheen and slightly smoother edges at the gum line.
Remove braces
Remove the braces, brackets, wires and bands from the teeth. Show the natural teeth in the same positions with the same color. Keep the lips, gums, face, skin, hair, expression, lighting and background exactly the same.
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.
Pro
Most popular$49/month
Billed monthly
For creators posting daily across channels
1,300 credits every month
- Up to 650 braces edits
- Up to 130 AI videos
- Up to 4 hours of AI voiceover
- Roll over up to 2,600 credits
Studio
$99/month
Billed monthly
For brands and production teams
2,700 credits every month
- Up to 1,350 braces edits
- Up to 270 AI videos
- Up to 9 hours of AI voiceover
- Roll over up to 5,400 credits
Scale
$199/month
Billed monthly
For agencies running always-on content
5,500 credits every month
- Up to 2,750 braces edits
- Up to 550 AI videos
- Up to 18 hours of AI voiceover
- Roll over up to 11,000 credits
Every plan includesEvery model, 90+ and countingReusable AI personasSceneform Studio editorCommercial usage rights
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Before you uploadCommon questions
Plans start at $19 a month. That covers about 250 braces edits, enough to try every band color on this page many times over. One edit costs 2 credits.
Yes. Name the color in your prompt, like navy bands or pink bands. Each color is one edit, so run a few on the same photo and compare them side by side.
Yes. Run the same photo twice, once with metal brackets and once with tooth-colored ceramic ones. Lingual braces sit behind the teeth, so from the front you look the same as without braces.
No. It edits a photo you upload, and there is no live camera or lens. Take the selfie first, with your teeth showing, then add the braces.
It shouldn't, but check. End your prompt by saying your teeth keep their shape, size, spacing and color. On this page that kept a gap between his front teeth, but her crowded lower teeth still came back neater. If something moved, run it again.
Yes. Upload the photo and ask to remove the braces, brackets, wires and bands, with the natural teeth in the same positions. The teeth under the braces are a guess, since the photo never showed them.
No. It shows braces on the teeth you have today. It cannot predict how your teeth will move. Ask your orthodontist for that.
A close, sharp photo where you smile with your front teeth showing. A closed-mouth smile gives the edit nothing to put braces on, and a distant shot leaves each bracket a few pixels wide.
Your upload and your results stay in your Sceneform library until you delete them or your account. Sceneform does not sell them and does not use them to train AI models. To make the edit, the photo goes to the company that runs the model, under its own terms.
Pick a band colorTry it on your own smile
