

Photo retake guide
Great light, a great place, and a face caught mid-bite or mid-word. Keep the photo and retake just the expression. Same moment, a face you'd post.


A camera freezes one instant of a face that never stops moving. Talking, chewing and laughing all pass through expressions that last a split second and look nothing like the face people see when they talk to you. Feeling "not photogenic" is often bad timing, not your face.
A retake keeps the moment you chose, with its light, place and outfit, and redraws only the expression. You pick what it fixes, and you can read the exact prompt in Create before anything runs.
Hover or tap a photo to see Take 1. Each Take 2 is a real GPT Image 2.5 retake of Take 1. The people shown are AI-generated.








Name who to fix and the prompt asks for everyone else to stay as they were. Move the lens over the photo to see Take 1 underneath.

Move the lensThe prompt is written for you, and you can read it and change it in Create before anything runs.

Any photo you'd keep if it weren't for the face. It waits on your device until you continue.
Tap what's wrong. For a group photo, say who. That becomes your prompt.
Create opens with your photo attached, GPT Image 2.5 selected and the prompt filled in.
Every guide opens the same tool with the right fixes already picked.
It fixes timing: open eyes, a relaxed smile, a closed mouth. The prompt tells it not to change your face shape or body and not to add a beauty filter or slimming.
The prompt asks for the same unedited smartphone photo with no skin smoothing and no makeup change. Check it at full size, and if it looks posed, tick fewer fixes and generate again.
Yes. Tick "Close mouth", and "Natural smile" if you want one. The prompt keeps the food, the drink and your hands in the photo.
One retake of a standard 4:3 phone photo costs 21 credits. Other photo shapes cost 19 to 26 credits. This page shows the price for your photo before you continue, and Create shows it again before you press Generate.
Keep the moment. Fix the face.



