The same source image before and after applying One-Tap Makeup.
One-Tap Makeup applied to the same source image
Original source image before One-Tap Makeup

One-Tap Makeup — Five Face-Mesh Zones, No Face Regeneration

Apply one coordinated preset only inside two upper-eyelid zones, two upper-cheek zones, and the outer lips—without redrawing or smoothing the face.

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What you can do with the One-Tap Makeup effect

Review the available effect capabilities before you begin.

  • Apply the One-Tap Makeup effect to any photo
  • Fine-tune the effect strength to taste
  • Preview your photo live as you edit
  • Download your edited photo in high quality
  • Apply One-Tap Makeup to many photos at once

How it works

One-Tap Makeup does not regenerate, reshape, or smooth the portrait. It requires one complete near-front face, cross-checks dedicated face detection with MediaPipe Face Mesh V2, and uses MediaPipe six-class portrait segmentation to distinguish face skin from hair, beard, body, clothing, accessories, and background. The preset creates exactly five compact cosmetic zones: two above the upper eyelids, two over the upper cheeks, and one inside the outer lip contour. Eye, iris, eyebrow, and inner-mouth pixels are explicitly protected. Blush and lip tint change LAB chroma while retaining source luminance; eyeshadow adds chroma with no more than four LAB luminance levels of darkening at full intensity. Facial geometry, pores, fine skin texture, expression, hair, beard, clothing, lighting, background, framing, uploaded alpha, and every pixel outside the reported zones are copied unchanged into a lossless PNG. Profiles, incomplete faces, uncertain face-skin evidence, faces too small for safe contours, and any glasses or obstruction that leaves a zone without sufficient safe skin support are refused instead of redrawn.

Processing

One-Tap Makeup uses an AI action. Any separate allowance is shown before this effect starts processing.

Best for

sharp, evenly lit, near-front portraits with one complete face and the forehead, eyebrows, eyelids, eyes, cheeks, nose, lips, jaw, and chin fully visible.

Less suited to: side profiles, tilted or cropped faces, glasses, hair or hands covering facial features, strong cast shadows, theatrical existing makeup, tiny faces, motion blur, and group photos.

Ways to use One-Tap Makeup

  • Preview a coordinated subtle eyeshadow, blush, and lip tint without changing facial identity or geometry.
  • Add restrained makeup while retaining pores, natural skin luminance, eye detail, eyebrows, hair, beard, and background.
  • Use intensity to move from a light natural tint to the fixed safety-bounded full preset.

One-Tap Makeup questions

Will One-Tap Makeup reshape or smooth my face?
No. The route performs no geometric warp, blur, inpainting, or full-frame generation. It changes color only inside five verified zones and copies all other pixels from the source.
Why not edit makeup the same way virtual staging edits a room?
Virtual staging is expected to synthesize new furniture across large replaceable room regions. Makeup sits beside identity-critical eyes, brows, lips, skin texture, and facial contours. One-Tap Makeup therefore uses face landmarks and semantic skin evidence, protects individual features, and refuses uncertain photos rather than asking a generator to redraw the person.

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