Framed photo cleanup
Reduce glass glare on framed prints, artwork, and scanned display photos.
Reduce shine, glass reflection, bright patches, and distracting glare so products, framed photos, and scenes look clearer.


Overview
Start from a focused image goal, then continue in the studio when you are ready to create the finished result.
Use glare removal for photos with reflective surfaces, glass, frames, wet streets, shiny packaging, or harsh highlights.
Megick can pair reflection cleanup with contrast repair, sharpening, and background edits when glare is only one part of the image problem.
Why use it
Practical ways to use this tool across product images, content, campaigns, and creative review.
Reduce glass glare on framed prints, artwork, and scanned display photos.
Improve reflective packaging, glossy surfaces, bottles, watches, and jewelry.
Balance over-bright reflections in streets, windows, and bright interiors.
Results
Compare the original image with the edited result. Move the handle to inspect edges, texture, lighting, and subject detail.






Create
Use the button when you are ready to work with prompts, references, variants, and follow-up edits in one workspace.
Continue in image studioDescribe where glare appears and what should remain visible underneath.
Ask for reduced glare without making the image flat or unrealistic.
Review repaired regions for smearing, duplicated patterns, or lost detail.
Improvements
A quick view of the practical image improvements this tool is best suited to handle.
Feedback
The comparison view makes it easier to spot whether details stayed natural.
Having related image tools close by keeps cleanup, enhancement, and export decisions in one workflow.
The studio path is direct: open the image, describe the edit, compare, then keep the best result.
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FAQ
It can often reduce glare and reconstruct visible areas, but strong reflections may hide information that cannot be perfectly recovered.
Yes. Use prompts that reduce harsh shine while preserving material texture and realistic highlights.
It can if glare is removed too aggressively. Ask for natural lighting and keep some realistic highlights.
Open Megick and describe the glare location, surface material, and detail you want preserved.
Continue to Megick to create, edit, compare, and save the finished image.