Fix Broken AI Images — Hands, Faces & Artifacts

Upload the image to Imagera's AI Image Repair, and either tap Auto Fix — which detects the hand problem and drafts the repair for you — or type "fix the hand, it has six fingers". The repair rebuilds the hand with correct anatomy while leaving the rest of the image untouched, so you keep the composition you spent time generating.

Yes. Warped faces are one of the most common AI-generation failures, and the repair engine restores clean facial structure, symmetric eyes and natural expressions. If the face belongs to a specific character you generated, the repair preserves their overall look.

Auto Fix sends your image through an AI inspection pass (a flat 15-credit analysis) that lists the detected issues — bad hands, warped faces, artifacts, garbled text — and writes a suggested repair plan. You can edit that plan in the text box before generating, so you always control exactly what changes.

No — repairs are surgical. The engine edits the broken region and preserves the composition, style, lighting and detail everywhere else. That is the difference between repairing an image and re-rolling the generation and hoping for better luck.

It works on images from any AI generator — just upload the PNG or JPG. Repairs start at 10 credits per image depending on the quality engine you choose, plus the optional 15-credit Auto Fix analysis.

Re-rolling is a gamble: every new seed changes the composition, the pose, the lighting and the face along with the hand, so you rarely get the same image back with only the flaw fixed. On a busy prompt you can burn dozens of generations chasing five clean fingers. Repair keeps the exact frame you already liked and edits only the broken region, so you spend 10 credits fixing one image instead of re-generating it ten times and hoping.

Yes. Alien lettering — the scrambled pseudo-text image generators put on shop signs, book spines, product labels and neon — is one of the fastest tells that a picture is AI. Type the exact words you want on the sign, or let Auto Fix flag the garbled region, and the repair replaces the nonsense characters with real, legible text while leaving the surrounding scene untouched.

No. The repair works at the resolution you upload and returns a full-quality image, not a downscaled or over-smoothed one. Because only the broken region is regenerated, the detail, grain and sharpness of the rest of the picture are preserved exactly. If you want a larger, crisper file afterwards, run the repaired image through the AI Image Upscaler.

Yes. A single image often has a six-fingered hand, a slightly warped eye and a smudged background object at once. Auto Fix lists every issue it detects in one pass, so you can approve the whole repair plan and correct all of them in a single generation rather than uploading the image over and over for each separate flaw.

Yes — repairs preserve identity. When the flaw is on or near a face, the engine rebuilds clean facial structure while holding onto the overall likeness, hair, skin tone and expression of the character you generated, so a fixed portrait still reads as the same person rather than a stranger.