Lazyeyefix AI Photo Editor
AI automatically corrects lazy eye in photos; the free mode works 100% automatically, and the Pro model is pay-per-use.
About Lazyeyefix AI Photo Editor
This is an online tool specialized in correcting lazy eye (strabismus) in photos: after uploading a photo, the AI first detects the face and eyes, then identifies the deviating eye based on the proportion of visible eye white (sclera), and finally copies the other eye, flips it horizontally, and places it over the deviating eye. The free mode can complete the correction fully automatically; a pay-per-use Pro model offers higher quality. According to the official website, 112,434 photos have been edited in the past 12 months, with speeds up to 100 times faster than manual retouching. Note when using: detection relies on the eye-white ratio and works best when the person is looking at the camera; for some faces (zoomed-in faces), only the eyes are detected.
Best for
Best use cases
Want to quickly correct the appearance of a lazy eye before uploading a personal photo
No Photoshop skills or don't want to manually retouch photos
Only occasionally edit a few photos and don't want a long-term subscription
Features
AI Eye Detection
The program uses AI to detect the face and then the eyes; for some faces (zoomed-in faces), only the eyes are detected.
Lazy Eye Detection
Detects the deviating eye based on the proportion of visible eye white (sclera); works best when the person is looking at the camera.
Eye Clone Correction
Copies the non-deviating eye, flips it horizontally, and places it over the deviating eye.
Free and Pay-Per-Use
The free mode works 100% automatically; correcting one photo with the Pro model consumes 1 credit.
Pros
- 100% automatic correction, no Photoshop skills required
- Basic correction is available for free
- Supports all common image types and also allows drag-and-drop upload
- Low pay-per-use pricing, ideal for occasionally editing a few photos
Cons
- For photos with a tilted head or where the person isn't looking at the camera, lazy eye detection accuracy may drop, as detection relies on judging the proportion of visible eye white
- The correction method clones the other eye and mirrors it over, rather than pixel-by-pixel manual retouching
Pricing Plans
Starter
- 20 credits, enough to correct 20 photos (Pro model)
- About $0.40 per photo
- One-time payment
- 50% early-bird discount
* Pricing information is for reference only. Please refer to the latest announcement on Lazyeyefix AI Photo Editor's official website.