Photoshop plugin

Infinite Skin

AI-assisted foundational skin smoothing that accelerates retouching while achieving realistic results

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  • Photoshop CC2021 or later
Close-up of a woman’s lips and chin with curly blonde hair and ornate earrings
Photo by Luca Storelli

Achieve Realistic Results

The first step in creating an efficient retouching workflow, Infinite Skin utilizes machine learning to soften skin tone and detail independently while ensuring the settings respect the structure of the face.

Accelerate Your Retouching

Developed not to replace retouching but rather to expedite the process, Infinite Skin is ideal for anyone dealing with a high volume of retouching, fast turnaround times, or who prefers to spend their time on other parts of the creative process.

With an Assist From AI

With one click of the “Create” button, Infinite Skin goes to work, constructing a stack of frequency separation layers with softening settings pre-applied via machine learning.

Infinite Skin panel in Photoshop with a Create button and Clarity and Smoothing sliders

The Infinite Skin Plugin

With images being so sharp, this panel aims to give you the ability to realistically soften skin tone and detail independently right in Photoshop, while ensuring the settings respect the structure of the face. The goal is not to replace retouching, but to use it as a primer for skin so you can spend less time retouching. You’ll still have to do some healing and cleaning up transitions, but this aims to make that a bit more forgiving.

This is specifically great for photographers who have to work on large amounts of images with a fast turnaround time. This happens in wedding work, individual portrait clients, boudoir clients, and more. This helps get a head start without having to leave Photoshop too.

High end retouching is still something done by hand and this may not be for everyone, but we recognized the need for it in our industry and where this has a place. We believe that this will pay off in the first day alone with the time saved.

Before & After

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Before: Portrait of a dark-haired woman with a calm expression
After: Portrait of a dark-haired woman with a calm expression
Photo by Greg Thomason
Before: Portrait of a blonde woman with white flowers
After: Portrait of a blonde woman with white flowers
Photo by Luca Storelli
Before: Portrait of a woman with curly dark hair and large hoop earrings
After: Portrait of a woman with curly dark hair and large hoop earrings
Photo by D’Artagnan Winford

See How Infinite Skin Works!

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Features

Clarity slider with its handle near the middle

Clarity Slider

When you want control over your details and structure on the skin, this slider will help control that so you can decide how much or little you want.

Smoothing slider with its handle near the middle

Smoothing Slider

This helps to even out smooth tone transitions in the skin whether you want a small amount or you’d like to use it for arms and legs and want a bigger smoothing effect.

Three option icons: overlapping squares, a mask, and an eye

Options

Pair up the results of Infinite Skin with highlight control and masking options to get to the results you want faster.

Key Features

  • A Perfect Split: With a click of a button, the panel sets up frequency separation layers that have the softening settings applied perfectly. You don’t have to know different pixel radiuses for frequency separation. Through machine learning, we’re able to calculate the perfect radius by automatically analyzing the dimensions of the face.
  • Highlight Protection: With a click of a button you can protect your highlights to determine if you’d like to keep them more specular, or if you’d like to soften them. This is great for hotspots and highlights that do or do not add to the image. You can decide that separately.
  • Different Predefined Settings: Even if you don’t know how to use the sliders, we have three predefined settings making it easy to quickly change them on the fly regardless of the amount of work that needs to be done.
  • Masking Options: Whether you want a black mask attached to the image or a skin tone mask, you have the option to pick between the two. We also have the ability to quickly turn off and turn on the mask to see how the settings apply to the entire image which puts things in perspective.

Usage

The tool is perfect for any photographer dealing with the need to soften skin. This is specifically great for wedding, portrait, and boudoir photographers who require a fast turnaround on a large number of images. This can help expedite the process and accompany your retouching workflow. This is not meant to replace retouching but we know this has a place in the industry.

What Photographers Say

“It’s an awesome tool. I love the fact that it’s still natural and delicate but the face changes and the result is so good. The unwanted hard shadows are no longer present in the image and the overall look stays clean and defined.”

“I’ll never retouch an image from scratch without the Infinite Skin panel from now on! Wow, this panel really does give you a solid foundation before you begin more detailed retouching. It creates a more evenly balanced canvas to the skin texture with smoother transitions from light to dark.”

“Infinite Skin makes skin look silky smooth while giving you absolute control over your image. The perfect shortcut to retouching skin!”

Requirements & License

Requirements
  • For Photoshop CC2021 or later
  • Permanent online connectivity
Price
TrialNo trial version – but if you’re not happy, you get your money back within 30 days of your purchase.

FAQ

Where do I find the plugin in Photoshop?

After installation and a restart of Photoshop, you’ll find it under Photoshop → Plugins.

How do I get the download and my license key?

After your purchase, our fulfillment partner FastSpring sends you an email with your license key. You download the software in your Account: sign in with the email address of your purchase.

More questions? Visit support – we try to answer every ticket within 24 hours.

Academy

Infinite Skin Academy

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Watch on YouTube : Control Highlight and Shadow Exposure

Control Highlight and Shadow Exposure

When using the smoothing slider aggressively, the highlights and shadows often may get flatter as a result. Here are two ways to bring back the natural depth of the face.

Watch on YouTube : Fine Lines and Blotchy Skin

Fine Lines and Blotchy Skin

You can also use the plugin for specific areas of major concern without having to do the entire face. Blotchy large areas and sharp small areas are in total contrast to each other, here is how the panel tackles both.

Watch on YouTube : Manually Sharpen and Soften Selective Areas

Manually Sharpen and Soften Selective Areas

Let’s say you like the results across the skin but want to take just one particular area further in one way or another, this will show you how to have that additional layer of control.

Show 2 more Skin tutorials

Watch on YouTube : Priming Skin With the Panel

Priming Skin With the Panel

You may prefer using the panel after your healing and cloning work, but here are also some of the benefits of using it as your first step. There is no wrong or right way, and this panel can be used during many points in the workflow.

Watch on YouTube : Slider Results Not Updating

Slider Results Not Updating

If while using the panel, you find that the slider doesn’t load the results sometimes after moving it, here is why that happens and an easy way around it.

All tutorials in the Academy →

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AI-assisted foundational skin smoothing that accelerates retouching while achieving realistic results

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  • Photoshop CC2021 or later