Is there a one-click auto slimming?

No. This is manual — you push pixels with a brush in the direction you want. The upside is that every stroke is yours, so a door frame or table edge in the background will not get warped along with the face; the cost is that you do it yourself, a bit slower.

What if I push too far?

On this page, two ways: Ctrl+Z steps back one stroke at a time, «Reset all» returns the whole photo to the original. Liquify in the full editor («Pro editor», top right) adds two more: use «Reconstruct» mode to brush over the botched area a few times and it slowly returns to how it was, or use «Freeze» beforehand to paint over what must not move, so it never happens.

How do I keep facial features from being dragged along?

This page has no freeze; brush size is what protects them: set the «Brush» to cover only the stretch of outline you want to push, keep it off the eyes, nose and mouth, and push a little at a time. For more safety, open Liquify in the full editor («Pro editor», top right): switch to «Freeze» and paint over the features so they stay put while you push next to them, and wipe off any excess with «Thaw».

Is it free? Is my photo uploaded?

Free, no sign-up, no usage limit. Nothing is uploaded either — it all runs in your own browser.

Slim a face online · Liquify

Press and push inwards to slim a face by hand. Local processing, nothing uploaded.

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What gives face slimming away is rarely the face — it's the background: push the cheek in and the doorframe, railing or tile line behind it bends along with it. So the thing to control is the reach and strength of the warp, not whether it can slim at all.

This page has a single push brush: press and drag the way you want and the pixels inside the brush circle move with you, reshaping live as you drag. «Brush» 4–160 sets how far the effect reaches, «Strength» 10–100 how far one stroke pushes — slimming a face means a few gentle pushes inwards along the outer edge of the cheek; several small strokes beat one hard one. Pushed it wrong? Ctrl+Z steps back one stroke, «Reset all» returns to the original. There is no one-click auto beautify: it is all manual — slower, but the background doesn't get bent along with the face. For finer control, open Liquify in the full editor («Pro editor», top right): 9 modes (Push, Push Left, Clockwise, Counterclockwise, Bloat, Contract, Reconstruct, Freeze, Thaw), brush size 10–200, pressure 1–100 and density 0–100, so you can Freeze the features and the straight lines in the background before pushing, and brush botched areas back with Reconstruct. It all runs in your own browser; the photo is never uploaded.

Key features

Drag and it follows

Press and drag the way you want; the pixels inside the brush circle follow, reshaping live as you drag — no waiting for release.

Just two sliders

«Brush» 4–160 sets the reach, «Strength» 10–100 sets how far one stroke pushes.

Undo a bad push

Ctrl+Z steps back one stroke, «Reset all» returns to the original in one click; hold the \ key on a desktop or long-press the result on a phone to compare.

Runs locally

The photo is never uploaded. Close the tab and nothing is left.

How to use

1
Add a photo

Drag it into the box, or press Ctrl+V to paste.
2
Set the brush

Set the «Brush» a little larger than the stretch of outline you want to move; «Strength» decides how far one stroke pushes — lower it if the push is too strong.
3
Push where you want it

To slim a face, push gently inwards from the outer edge of the cheek, a little at a time over several strokes; keep the brush off the eyes, the corners of the mouth and straight lines in the background.
4
Download

Download a PNG, or use the links at the bottom of the page to take this image on to skin retouching or compression.

FAQ

Is there a one-click auto slimming?: No. This is manual — you push pixels with a brush in the direction you want. The upside is that every stroke is yours, so a door frame or table edge in the background will not get warped along with the face; the cost is that you do it yourself, a bit slower.
What if I push too far?: On this page, two ways: Ctrl+Z steps back one stroke at a time, «Reset all» returns the whole photo to the original. Liquify in the full editor («Pro editor», top right) adds two more: use «Reconstruct» mode to brush over the botched area a few times and it slowly returns to how it was, or use «Freeze» beforehand to paint over what must not move, so it never happens.
How do I keep facial features from being dragged along?: This page has no freeze; brush size is what protects them: set the «Brush» to cover only the stretch of outline you want to push, keep it off the eyes, nose and mouth, and push a little at a time. For more safety, open Liquify in the full editor («Pro editor», top right): switch to «Freeze» and paint over the features so they stay put while you push next to them, and wipe off any excess with «Thaw».
Is it free? Is my photo uploaded?: Free, no sign-up, no usage limit. Nothing is uploaded either — it all runs in your own browser.

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