Preview before treatment
Get a feel for the look before your orthodontist appointment.
New
Braces Filter
Add realistic braces to a smiling photo, in metal, clear or any color you like.
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The RegiAI braces filter shows you how you would look with braces. Upload a photo where you are smiling and your teeth are visible, pick classic metal, clear ceramic or colored bands, and the AI adds realistic brackets and wire to your teeth. Everything else stays the same: your face, smile, teeth shape, lips and lighting. It takes about 10 seconds, costs $0.10, and signed-in users get one free try a day.
It is a quick way to answer "how do I look with braces?" before an orthodontist visit, or to pick a band color. For other looks, try the Bald Filter, the No Beard Filter or the AI Face Editor, which can turn a closed-mouth photo into a smile first.
How to use Braces Filter
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Upload a smiling photo
A clear, front-facing photo where your teeth are visible. JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB.
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Choose your braces
Metal, Clear or Colored. For colored braces, pick blue, pink, purple, red, green, black or rainbow bands.
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See the result
Press Add braces. The photo is ready in about 10 seconds. Try other colors on the same photo to compare.
What you can make
Pick a band color
Compare blue, pink, purple, red, green, black and rainbow bands on your own smile.
Metal vs. clear
See how visible classic metal braces are compared to clear ceramic ones.
Reassure a teen
Show a nervous teenager that braces can look good before they start.
Costumes and characters
Add braces to a character photo for a school play, costume or story.
Posts and jokes
Share a "new braces" photo with friends who are in on the joke.
Metal, clear or colored: what each option shows
- Metal – classic silver brackets on each tooth, connected by a wire. The most visible option, and the most common type of braces.
- Clear – ceramic braces with tooth-colored brackets. They blend in and are much less noticeable in photos.
- Colored – metal braces with elastic bands in the color you choose: blue, pink, purple, red, green, black, or a rainbow mix of colors.
Because each run starts from your original photo, you can try all three and put them side by side. Colored bands are usually changed at each orthodontist visit, so it is a fun way to plan the next color too.
The braces filter only changes your teeth. To change your expression, use the AI Face Editor. To see yourself in a different style altogether, try the AI Selfie Generator or the AI Anime Filter.
Getting a realistic braces preview
The AI can only add braces to teeth it can see. These tips make the biggest difference:
- Smile with teeth showing. A wide, open smile shows more teeth, which gives more room for brackets.
- Face the camera. A straight-on photo makes the brackets line up naturally. Side angles hide half the teeth.
- Use good light. Daylight from the front shows teeth clearly. Dark photos hide detail.
- Get close. A selfie or portrait works better than a full-body shot. Crop close with the free crop tool if needed.
- No closed mouth? Use the AI Face Editor to add a big laugh first, then add braces to that result.
This is a cosmetic preview, not a dental assessment. It does not show how your teeth will move or what treatment you need; your orthodontist can tell you that.
For parents, teens and the curious
Many people search for a braces filter when braces are about to become real: a teenager with an upcoming appointment, an adult weighing clear braces against metal, or a parent helping a nervous kid. A realistic preview can take some of the worry out of it.
- Make it a choice, not a surprise. Let the person wearing the braces upload their own photo and choose the style and color.
- Compare side by side. Run the same photo with metal, clear and a favorite color, then look at all three together.
- Keep expectations real. Real braces vary by brand and treatment plan. The filter shows the general look, not your orthodontist's exact hardware.
It is also popular just for fun, for a costume, a throwback photo or a character in a school project. Whatever the reason, only use photos of people who agreed, and do not use the filter to tease or bully anyone. Your photos are kept in My creations for 30 days and can be deleted at any time.
Braces Filter FAQ
Still stuck? Contact us.
How much does the braces filter cost?
$0.10 per photo, paid from your RegiAI balance. There is no subscription; see pricing.
Is the braces filter free?
You can try it free once a day. Signed-in users get one free generation a day on tools priced $0.10 or less, including this one. It does not stack or roll over.
How do I see what I would look like with braces?
Upload a clear smiling photo with your teeth visible, choose metal, clear or colored braces, and press Add braces.
Which braces colors can I try?
Blue, pink, purple, red, green, black and rainbow bands on metal braces, plus plain metal and clear ceramic.
Does it work if my mouth is closed?
No, the teeth need to be visible. You can first open the smile with the AI Face Editor and then add braces.
Is this a braces filter online or an app?
It is online. It runs in your browser on phone or computer after you sign in with Google; there is nothing to install.
Will it change my teeth shape?
The AI is told to keep your face, smile, teeth shape, lips and lighting the same and only add braces.
Is it accurate for planning treatment?
No. It is a cosmetic preview, not a dental or medical tool. Ask your orthodontist about treatment.
How long does it take?
About 10 seconds.
Is there a watermark?
No. RegiAI does not add a watermark to AI results.
What if it fails?
The charge is refunded automatically, and a failed free generation is given back.
Where are my photos saved?
In My creations for 30 days. You can delete them at any time.
Can I add braces to someone else's photo?
Only with their permission, and never to mock or harass anyone.
Can I try clear braces or aligners?
You can try clear ceramic braces. Clear aligners are not an option in this filter.
Is there an API?
Yes. The braces filter is available through the RegiAI API at the same price. See the API docs.