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AI photo retouching

Every AI model, professional editing tools, one canvas — no switching.

Photo retouching workflows that scale with your craft

Build retouching pipelines that connect AI generation to the editing tools you already rely on. Mask, color grade, and composite — all in the same workflow, all under your control.

  • Every AI model for retouching, one place

    Access all major AI models for skin smoothing, blemish removal, lighting correction, and enhancement — without juggling subscriptions. Choose the right model for each retouching task in a single workflow.

  • Professional editing meets AI retouching

    Layers, masking, color grading, and compositing are native to the canvas. Go beyond AI generation — refine skin tones, adjust exposure, and perfect details with the same tools professionals use, connected directly to AI output.

  • Node-based control over every edit

    Most AI tools hide retouching decisions behind a single prompt. Weave makes every step visible — skin correction, lighting adjustments, color work — so your creative direction stays explicit and adjustable.

  • Retouch once, scale to thousands

    Build your retouching workflow once, then run it across entire photo libraries. Maintain consistent quality and style across headshots, product shots, or campaign imagery without starting over each time.

How to retouch photos with AI in Figma Weave

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FAQ

Figma Weave connects you to AI models capable of skin smoothing, blemish removal, lighting correction, and enhancement. Combined with professional editing tools on the same canvas, you can achieve results that meet commercial standards while maintaining full control over the process.

Weave gives you access to multiple AI model providers alongside native editing tools — layers, masking, color grading, and compositing. You choose which models handle which retouching tasks, and professional finishing happens in the same workflow.

You can get started with Figma Weave for free. Advanced features and higher usage are available on paid plans. This includes access to multiple AI models without managing separate subscriptions.

In Weave, you build a retouching workflow by connecting AI models and editing nodes on a visual canvas. Upload your photo, run it through your pipeline, then refine — adjusting skin tones, removing blemishes, or correcting lighting until the result meets your vision.

Different AI models excel at different tasks — some handle skin smoothing better, others specialize in lighting correction. Figma Weave lets you access multiple providers in one workflow, so you can use the best model for each step rather than being locked to a single option.

Yes. Weave workflows are reusable systems. Build your retouching pipeline once, then run it across entire photo sets — headshots, product images, campaign photography — maintaining consistent quality without rebuilding the workflow each time.

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