Macros for beauty retouching in Affinity Photo: automate your workflow

Download four macros for Affinity Photo to support you in your retouching workflow. The macro for frequency separation creates a layer for the high frequency and therefore for editing the structures. You edit the colors on the other layer for the low frequency.

Two macros are available for retouching with Dodge and Burn: With the manual macro, you decide yourself where you want to lighten or darken areas of the image using the dodge and burn function. The automatic macro provides you with an already prepared dodge-and-burn layer.

Finally, you can use the macro to bring out details and emphasize the structures of your image. You can also use the opacity of the layers to adjust the strength of your retouching. Four macros for a gain in effectiveness in your retouching work with Affinity Photo!

Download seven macros for Affinity Photo to support you in your retouching workflow.

Use the macros to edit the skin of portraits: remove blemishes and reddish spots, apply pink blush, emphasize the contours and skin texture or use digital powdering.

After importing the macros, select the variant you need. Affinity Photo automatically creates layers and a mask on which you can continue working. Grab the paintbrush, set the foreground color to white and paint on the mask in the areas of the portrait where you want the retouching to take effect. Use the brush settings and the opacity of the layers to determine how strong your edits will be.

Download four macros for Affinity Photo to support you in your retouching workflow.

Use the macros to edit the eyes of portraits: Change the eye color to blue, grey, brown or green. Give the iris a luminous sheen. Highlight the whites of the eyes and eyebrows.

After importing the macros, select the variant you need. Affinity Photo automatically creates layers and a mask on which you can continue working. Grab the paintbrush, set the foreground color to white and paint on the mask in the areas of the portrait where you want the retouching to take effect. Use the brush settings and the opacity of the layers to determine how strong your edits will be.

Download five macros for Affinity Photo to support you in your retouching workflow.

Use the macros to edit the mouth of portraits: You will receive two macros to give the lips more expression. You can also soften the lips with additional macros, apply lip gloss and change the color of the lips to pink, brown, purple, red and pink.

After importing the macros, select the variant you need. Affinity Photo automatically creates layers and a mask on which you can continue working. Grab the paintbrush, set the foreground color to white and paint on the mask in the areas of the portrait where you want the retouching to take effect. Use the brush settings and the opacity of the layers to determine how strong your edits will be.

Download two macros for Affinity Photo to support you in your retouching workflow.

Use the macros to edit the hair in portraits: you'll receive a macro that you can use to add highlights to the hair or enhance existing highlights. With another macro, you can add shine and texture to the hair.

After importing the macros, select the variant you need. Affinity Photo automatically creates layers and a mask on which you can continue working. Grab the paintbrush, set the foreground color to white and paint on the mask in the areas of the portrait where you want the retouching to take effect. Use the brush settings and the opacity of the layers to determine how strong your edits will be.