How to Whiten Teeth in Photos?

Use Movavi Photo Editor!

Image restoration with neural networks
Effective object and background removal
Automatic photo enhancement in one click
User-friendly interface with tips

Download the program and follow the instructions below

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How Movavi’s teeth whitening photo editor works

Edited by Ben Jacklin

June 3, 2024

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Sometimes white teeth seem yellowish in pictures because of the lighting or the wrong white balance. You can use special photo-retouching software for teeth whitening, like Movavi Photo Editor, to fix this. But this app is not just a teeth-whitening photo editor – you can also use it to apply makeup and other editing effects: image enhancement, unwanted object removal, swapping out backgrounds, even make photos black-and-white, and more. Experiment with the free trial version of the program to make sure it’s what you need.

Learn how to whiten teeth in photos by following the step-by-step guide below.

Step 1. Install Movavi Photo Editor

Download and open the installation file for the Movavi teeth whitener photo editor following the on-screen instructions. The program will open automatically after installation.

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Step 2. Add a photo

Click the Browse for Images button to choose the image you want to edit, or simply drag and drop the photo onto the program’s working area.

Step 3. Whiten the teeth in the photo

Go to the Retouching tab, scroll down the list on the right and choose Teeth whitening from the Mouth section.

Adjust Brush size and Intensity appropriately using the corresponding sliders. Move the brush across the teeth, holding down the left mouse button, and you’ll see the teeth becoming whiter as you work. You can use the Eraser tool to remove any excessive changes. When you’ve achieved the best result, click the Apply button.

Step 4. Save the corrected image

All that's left to do is to click the Save icon to save the edited photo to your hard drive. Choose the destination folder, rename the file if you wish, and save the image in the desired format.

Now you know how to whiten teeth in pictures in just a few clicks.