TOOL · TRUE TOUCHAFFOGATO TOOLS

Skin that looks like skin.

True Touch is a realism pass for images. It rebuilds skin texture, pores, hair and fine surface detail so an AI render — or an over-retouched photo — reads as a real photograph. Set the intensity, optionally upscale up to 3×, and run it in one click.

LOW / REGULAR / HIGH · OPTIONAL 1.5–3× UPSCALE · ONE CLICK

An AI portrait with smooth, plastic-looking skin
AI RENDER
The same portrait after True Touch, with natural pores and skin texture
TRUE TOUCH
01WHAT YOU GET

Built for the job, not a generic prompt box.

Real texture, not sharpening

A refinement model trained on skin texture and fine detail rebuilds pores, hair and fabric instead of just adding contrast.

Three intensities

Low for a subtle finish on good renders, Regular for most images, High for heavily smoothed or stylised sources.

Upscale in the same pass

Add a 1.5×, 2×, 2.5× or 3× upscale so the enhanced detail lands at delivery size.

Made for portraits and fashion

The place where AI images fail first is skin. True Touch is tuned for faces, hands and fabric.

Send to, from any tile

Run it on anything you generated, face-swapped or edited without downloading.

Composition stays put

It refines texture and micro-detail while keeping the pose, framing and identity of the image.

02HOW IT WORKS

How to make an AI image look real with True Touch, in three steps.

  1. 01

    Upload or send an image

    PNG, JPEG or WebP up to 20 MB, or Send to → True Touch from a result tile in the studio.

  2. 02

    Choose realism and scale

    Low, Regular or High intensity, and 1× (no upscale) up to 3×.

  3. 03

    Enhance

    The estimate shows the cost; click True Touch and the refined image lands in your assets.

REALISM LOW · REGULAR · HIGHSCALE 1× · 1.5× · 2× · 2.5× · 3×INPUT PNG · JPEG · WEBP ≤ 20 MBOUTPUT 1 IMAGE
03EXPLAINED

Why do AI images look fake, and how does True Touch fix it?

Most AI image models render skin too smooth: no pores, no fine hair, no micro-shadows, and a waxy sheen that people notice instantly even when they can't say why. True Touch fixes that in one pass by running the image through a refinement model with dedicated skin-texture and detail components, guided by a tile control so the composition doesn't drift.

You control how far it goes. Low keeps a polished editorial finish, Regular is the everyday setting for portraits and fashion, and High is for images that were heavily smoothed or come from stylised models. An optional upscale of up to 3× means the new detail arrives at the size you actually deliver.

It's the natural finishing step after Generate, Face Swap or Clothes Swap in the Affogato studio — and the difference between an image that says "AI" and one that says "photo".

04USE CASES

What people make with it.

Influencer and persona content

Turn generated selfies and portraits into believable, post-ready photos.

Fashion and beauty

Give on-model and macro beauty renders real skin, hair and fabric texture.

Headshots

A final realism pass on generated headshots before they go on LinkedIn or a website.

After a face swap

Blend a swapped face into the shot with matching skin detail.

Over-retouched photos

Bring texture back to real photos that were smoothed too far.

05FAQ

Questions, answered.

What does True Touch change?

Surface detail: skin texture, pores, fine hair, fabric weave and micro-shadows. Pose, framing, identity and colours stay as they were.

Which intensity should I use?

Regular for most images. Low if the render is already close and you want a subtle editorial finish; High for heavily smoothed or stylised sources.

Can it upscale at the same time?

Yes. Choose 1.5× to 3× and the enhanced image is delivered at that size. Leave it at 1× to keep the original resolution.

Does it work on real photos?

Yes — it's useful for bringing texture back to over-retouched or heavily compressed photos, not just AI renders.

How is it priced?

Per output in credits, with the exact cost shown before you run it. Plans start at $24/month for 2,000 credits with rollover.

Where does it sit in a workflow?

Usually last: generate or edit the image, face-swap or clothes-swap if needed, then True Touch, then Upscale for print.

Lose the plastic.
Keep the shot.

Sign in, send any image to True Touch, and see the difference at 100% zoom.

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