Photo Polish

Some pictures are almost right. The light is a touch flat, a smudge sits on the lens, the white shirt went slightly blue, and the whole frame lacks snap. Photo Polish takes that almost-right picture and gives it a finished look. It removes small distracting marks, corrects the white balance so grays are gray again, evens the exposure and refines fine detail without pushing anything into an artificial zone. Because it never touches the subject, the crop or the composition, it suits a marketplace listing, a menu, a vacation picture bound for a printed book, a real estate flyer or the cover photo on a company page. Whatever you framed is what you get back, cleaner.

The one setting is Retouch focus, a select with six options. Standard applies a balanced pass suited to most snapshots. Portrait leans toward skin and eyes while leaving the rest calm. Product concentrates on edges, labels and true color for items you sell. Real Estate opens up dark corners and neutralizes the mixed light common in rooms. Food pushes freshness in color and texture on the plate. Landscape balances sky against ground and recovers detail in shadows. When unsure, start with Standard and compare it to a second run with a specific focus, since each run is priced the same. Use the Compare button on the canvas to flip between the uploaded and made versions.

Once the polished picture is on the canvas, keep going. Describe a further change in plain words, such as removing a stray cable, and the Edit With Words tool applies it. Upscale the result to print size, or turn it into a short video for a listing reel. Send it into Sky Swap or Reframe & Expand when a photo needs more than a polish. Each run of Photo Polish uses 4 credits at Standard, 12 at Pro and 44 at Max. A new account starts with 4 free credits, so the first Standard polish costs nothing and no card is required to try it on a picture of your own.