# Remove Double Chin from Photo > To remove a double chin from a photo, upload it to Kenerate AI's double chin remover and press Create. The image editor opens with an instruction already written: it redraws the area under the chin as a natural jawline and neck, as if the photo had been taken from a slightly higher angle, and keeps your face, expression, skin and background the same. Download the result without a watermark. For a precise fix, brush over just the chin area in the Edit studio. URL: https://kenerateai.com/remove-double-chin-from-photo Publisher: Kenerate AI (https://kenerateai.com) Last updated: 31 October 2026 ## Key facts - Changes: Area under the chin · jawline · neck - Keeps: Face, expression, skin, background - Works on: Selfies, portraits, group photos - Default model: Qwen Image 3.0 - Precise fix: Brush inpaint in the Edit studio - Free start: Starter credits, no watermark ## Steps 1. Open the double chin remover — Press “Add your photo”. The image studio opens with the jawline instruction in the prompt box. Sign in free for starter credits. 2. Upload your photo — Add a clear selfie, portrait or group photo with the chin and neck visible. 3. Create — Keep Qwen Image 3.0 (free plan) or pick Seedream 5.0 Pro or Nano Banana 2.1, then press Create. Edit the instruction for a lighter or stronger change. 4. Compare and download — Compare with the original at full size and download the version you like without a watermark. ## In depth ### How the double chin remover works It is an instruction edit. Your photo and one sentence go to an image model's edit endpoint; the model redraws the area under the jaw as it would look from a slightly higher camera angle, matching the skin, shadows and lighting around it, and leaves the rest of the photo alone. ### Prompt edit or brush edit Pick the method by how precise you need to be: - Prompt edit (the default): fastest, works on a whole selfie or portrait. - Named person: add who to change in a group photo, such as “the man on the left only”. - Brush edit: mask the chin with Z-Image Turbo Inpaint in the Edit studio and only that area is repainted. ### Avoid a double chin when you take the photo The best fix is the angle. Hold the camera slightly above eye level, sit or stand up straight, push your chin a little forward and down, and turn slightly to one side so light falls along the jaw. Soft light from the front or side makes the jawline read more clearly than light from below. ### What it doesn't do It edits the photo, not your body, and it doesn't edit video. It shouldn't slim the rest of your face, change your skin tone or move your features; if a run does, run it again or add “do not change anything else”. ## FAQ Q: How do I remove a double chin from a photo? A: Upload the photo to the double chin remover and press Create. Kenerate AI opens the image editor with an instruction that redraws the area under the chin as a natural jawline and neck and keeps your face, expression, skin and background the same. Download the result, or edit the instruction and run it again for a lighter or stronger change. Q: Is the double chin remover free? A: Yes, to start. A new Kenerate account gets free starter credits, which work on free-plan models such as Qwen Image 3.0, the default here. Seedream 5.0 Pro and Nano Banana 2.1 need a one-time credit pack rather than a subscription, and credits you buy never expire. Results download without a watermark. Q: Will it change my face? A: It shouldn't. The instruction tells the model to change only the jawline and neck and keep the face, features, expression and skin the same. If a run changes your eyes, nose or smile, run it again or add “do not change anything above the chin”. For the tightest control, brush over the chin area with Z-Image Turbo Inpaint in the Edit studio so only that part is repainted. Q: How do I make it look natural? A: Ask for a small change. “Slightly reduce the fullness under the chin” keeps a soft, real jawline; “defined jawline” gives a sharper one. Keep skin texture and lighting in the prompt so the neck matches the face, and compare with the original at full size before you download. Q: Can I fix one person in a group photo? A: Yes. Name the person in the prompt, such as “remove the double chin of the woman in the red dress only”, or open the Edit studio and brush over that chin so the rest of the photo is untouched. Q: Why do I get a double chin in photos? A: Mostly angle and posture. A camera below eye level, a tucked chin or leaning back pushes the skin under the jaw forward. Holding the camera slightly above eye level and pushing your chin forward and a little down usually removes it before you take the photo; the AI edit recreates that angle afterwards. Q: Does it work on videos? A: No, this tool edits photos. It works on selfies, portraits, profile pictures, headshots and group photos in JPG, PNG or WebP. Q: Can I edit someone else's photo? A: Only with their permission. Reshaping a jawline still changes a real person's likeness: use your own photo or one the person agreed to, don't pass an edited photo off as unretouched where that matters (such as ID photos or dating profiles), and never upload a photo of a minor. Kenerate's content rules apply to every edit. ## Related pages - Clear skin filter: https://kenerateai.com/clear-skin-filter - AI image enhancer: https://kenerateai.com/ai-image-enhancer - Remove shadow from photo: https://kenerateai.com/remove-shadow-from-photo - AI headshot generator: https://kenerateai.com/ai-headshot-generator - AI makeup try on: https://kenerateai.com/ai-makeup-try-on - AI image editor: https://kenerateai.com/ai-image-editor ## Sources - Kenerate AI — Terms of Service (content rules): https://kenerateai.com/terms