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# Face AI

Learn how to enhance facial features naturally with Face AI, designed to bring out the best in every portrait.

**Face AI** uses AI to detect and enhance faces in your photo while keeping the results natural. Use it to subtly reshape the face or improve facial lighting without affecting the rest of the image.

**How to Use:** Select Face AI and adjust the sliders to refine the appearance of the detected face.

* **Face Slim.** Subtly adjusts the shape and proportions of the face for a slimmer appearance. It can also help reduce the effect of lens distortion in portraits.
* **Face Light.** Adjusts the brightness of the face without changing the lighting in the rest of the photo. Increase the value to brighten the face and bring more attention to the subject.

**When to Use:** Ideal for portraits where you want to subtly refine facial proportions, brighten a face that appears too dark, or create more balanced lighting between the subject and the rest of the scene.


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