Teeth Whitening Photo Editor

No. This edits an image file — it brightens the enamel in a photograph you upload and gives you a new picture back. It is a retouching tool, not a dental treatment, and it says nothing about your teeth or anyone else's.

Only if you ask for a shade the light in the photo cannot support. The pass keeps the original tooth shapes, the gaps between them and the translucency at the edges, so a natural target lands cleanly. Push toward pure white on a warmly lit photo and the mouth starts to detach from the face — that is the ceiling to respect.

No — this pass changes colour only. Alignment is a different job with a different tool, and the [braces filter](/image/braces-filter) is the one that handles straightening while leaving the rest of the face alone.

It should not. The whole design of the pass is that everything outside the enamel comes back untouched — lips, gums, skin tone, hair, lighting, background. If a result shifts something else, run it again; the model is not deterministic and a second pass usually behaves.

An open smile, in focus, with the face reasonably large in the frame and light falling on the front of the teeth. What hurts: heavy shadow inside the mouth, motion blur, a face that occupies a tenth of a wide shot, and photos already crushed by heavy compression from a chat app.

Yes, and you can name who — say every person, or say the two on the left, and the pass follows. Larger groups mean each face occupies fewer pixels, so the practical limit is how big the mouths are in frame rather than how many people are standing there.

The estimate is on screen before you press generate and moves with the format and resolution you pick, so nothing runs unpriced. Failed runs are refunded unless they broke the content policy, and a new account starts with enough free balance to compare two shades on the same photo first.