How to Whiten Teeth in Adobe Photoshop

You can be really beautiful in just few clicks using Adobe Photoshop. Your dream face can be real (but virtually – which is not real at all) in Photoshop. And now, I’ll be teaching you a new trick, How to whiten your teeth in Adobe Photoshop.

First, open up Adobe Photoshop (any version will do) and your photo that you’ll going to manipulate.

In this tutorial, I used a photo of my friend which I photographed from our last pictorial. Her name is Mikhaila. Say hello to her here.

Before (Zoomed) | How to Whiten Teeth in Adobe Photoshop

As you can see, our model’s teeth is a bit yellowish. But if her teeth is whiter, then it’s better. So we need to follow some simple (very simple) steps that I’ll write here on my post.

After opening your photo, select the Brush Tool. You can see it on the tool box at the left side of the Photoshop or just hit the “B” key on your keyboard.

Brush Tool - Overlay mode | How to Whiten Teeth in Adobe Photoshop

Next, select a white foreground color and change the mode of the brush to overlay and 30% opacity. We need this setting because we don’t want to overdo the teeth whitening. Because once we overdid it, the photo will became unrealistic.  (See photo above)

Brush Tool - Brushing the teeth | How to Whiten Teeth in Adobe Photoshop

After that, you’ll do the most important step, the teeth whitening! Using your brush, stroke the brush to the teeth. You’ll see the changes as you stroke the brush to the teeth. Again, avoid overdoing it. (See photo above)

Next to that step is… nothing! You’re done! Yeah, as simple and easy as that.

Before and After | How to Whiten Teeth in Adobe Photoshop

In the comparison of before and after photos above, you’ll see only few changes in her teeth because I didn’t overdid it. Again, I’ll mention the important note in this tutorial : don’t overdo it.

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