Facetune

Facetune is a background remover tool. A mobile-first portrait editor from Lightricks that combines one-tap selfie retouching, hair and outfit try-ons, background tools, and AI headshots with style quizzes and social-ready templates.

Facetune is a consumer photo and video editing app built around portraits. It began as a selfie retoucher and now bundles a broad set of tools for faces, bodies, outfits, and backgrounds, plus AI generated headshots and a pair of style quizzes. The homepage pitches it as an everyday editing companion for influencers, creators, and anyone who wants their posts to look deliberate rather than accidental. The core workflow is tap based retouching. A photo enhancer brightens and smooths in one gesture, while separate tools handle blemishes, wrinkles, teeth whitening, shadows, and makeup. The reshape tool adjusts faces and bodies, the hair tools swap color and style, and the clothes changer lets users experiment with outfits without a fitting room. Background removal, blur, cropping, freckles, and filter packs fill out the utility layer. Beyond editing, Facetune offers a Color Analysis and a Face Shape Detector that return palette and styling suggestions, plus an AI headshot generator and template pages for profile pictures, dating photos, Instagram posts, and passport images. Practical use is mostly mobile-first and social-first. A user imports a selfie, runs a one-tap enhancement, then layers targeted fixes and exports in the aspect ratio the destination platform expects. That makes the app fast for high-volume posters who need a consistent look across a grid. It is less suited to complex compositing or batch work on large image libraries. The competitive field splits into pro retouching suites such as Photoshop and Lightroom, and lighter mobile editors such as Snapseed. Facetune sits in the middle: heavier than a basic filter app, far simpler than desktop software, priced as a subscription, and tilted strongly toward human subjects rather than landscapes or product shots.