AI Restore detail ยท improve portraits ยท preserve identity
Bokeh Background
Erase unwanted objects and reconstruct the hidden background naturally.
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Create realistic optical background blur and bokeh. All unrelated content will be preserved.
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Create realistic bokeh and portrait background blur
Tool67 AI Bokeh Background adds shallow depth of field to an existing photo while keeping the main subject sharp. It simulates the visual separation associated with portrait lenses without replacing the original background.
Bokeh controls
- 50mm, 85mm and 135mm lens-inspired looks
- Low, Medium and High background blur
- Round, creamy, hexagonal and cat-eye bokeh
- Natural or enhanced subject separation
- Gradual or cleaner focus transitions
Professional photography tips
- Use photos with a clearly visible main subject
- 85mm with Medium blur is the safest portrait preset
- Avoid Heavy blur on crowded scenes
- Use Extra instructions to protect glasses or jewelry
- Hair strands are easiest to preserve against simple backgrounds
- Natural transitions look more photographic than hard cutouts
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How subject preservation works
The prompt protects the face, identity, hair, glasses, jewelry, clothing, hands and transparent details. It asks the model to blur the scene according to depth rather than applying a flat blur over everything.
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Does it blur only the background?
Yes. The subject and important foreground details are explicitly protected.
Which lens look is best for portraits?
85mm with Medium blur is the recommended starting point.
Will hair edges stay sharp?
The workflow is instructed to preserve loose hair strands and fine edges.
Does it replace the background?
No. It keeps the original scene and changes depth of field only.
Can I use it for products?
Yes. It works well when the product is clearly separated from the background.
Is the effect identical to a real lens?
It is an AI simulation and may differ from optical depth of field in complex scenes.