AI Eye Contact Fixer

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Last updated July 2026

Make eyes look directly at the camera for professional-looking photos instantly.

Upload photo to fix eye contact direction

"Adjust their eyes to look straight ahead at the viewer"

Free to try · no sign-up · never used for AI training

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How it works

Upload your photo

Choose a photo where someone is looking away from the camera. Works with individual portraits or multiple people. The face should be clearly visible and well-lit for best results.

Expect: Simple gaze adjustment: 10-15 seconds. Multiple people or complex angles: 20-30 seconds and may need refinements if the initial gaze direction isn't perfect.
Describe the eye contact fix you want

Just describe what you want - like 'make them look at the camera' or 'adjust their eyes to look straight ahead.' The AI finds the eyes automatically and redirects the gaze realistically. No need to mark the eyes first.

Tip: For photos with multiple people, specify who needs the fix: 'make the person on the left look at the camera' or 'fix everyone's eye contact.' The more specific you are, the better the result.

Copy one of these to get started:

fix Make them look at the camera
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fix Adjust their eyes to look straight ahead at the viewer
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fix Fix the eye contact so they're looking directly at the camera
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fix Make the person on the left look at the camera
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3 more prompts

fix Adjust everyone's gaze so all people in the photo are making eye contact with the camera
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fix Fix their eyes to look directly forward while keeping the natural expression
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fix Make the subject look at the camera with engaged, direct eye contact
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Review the result

Check that the eye contact looks natural and the person appears to be looking directly at the camera. The eyes should maintain their original expression and character while changing direction.
Download Your Fixed Photo

Save the high-resolution image with proper eye contact and no watermark. Perfect for professional photos, dating profiles, social media, and group shots.

See it in action

Off-camera gaze redirected to the lens

His head was already toward the camera but his eyes were looking well off to one side. They now meet the lens, with the pupils level and his brown eye colour, head angle and studio lighting all unchanged.

Prompt: Make the subject look at the camera, keep the expression natural

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Woman at a cafe table holding a coffee cup, her eyes looking down at the table — Before

The same cafe photo with her eyes now looking straight into the camera — After

Downward gaze corrected to direct eye contact

A woman at a cafe table was looking down at her coffee when the photo was taken. Her eyes now meet the camera with a natural, relaxed expression, and the cafe, the window light and her likeness are kept.

Prompt:

adjust her eye direction so she is looking directly into the camera lens with natural, direct eye contact — keep her head position, face, hair, clothing and the background exactly the same

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What it can and can’t do

It redirects the gaze toward the camera in a photo where eyes look elsewhere.
Works best on clear, front-facing portraits. Closed eyes, strong glasses glare or extreme angles are harder.
Eyes are redrawn by AI, so the look can feel slightly different from the person; check it.
It edits a still photo, not video.
There is no slider for how much the gaze moves; you describe it in words.
One free edit per week with no account; more attempts use credits.

Free vs. paid for eye-contact fixes

Portraits often need a retry to feel natural.

	Free edit	Paid credits
Retries	One attempt per week	Each retry uses a credit
Cost	One free edit per week, no account needed	One-time credit packs (12-month validity), no subscription required
Result	Free to preview	Purchased downloads are clean, with no watermark
Versions	One result per edit	Paying users can generate several versions of an edit at once
Pro mode	Not available on the free edit	Available with credits; costs more credits than a Fast edit

Quick answers

Do I need to mark the eyes before describing what I want?

No! Just describe the fix you want. The AI identifies eyes automatically.

Will this work if someone is looking very far to the side or down?

Yes, but the more extreme the original gaze direction, the more noticeable the digital adjustment may be. Moderate gaze shifts (within about 45 degrees) usually look most natural. Very extreme shifts may require multiple refinements.

Can I fix eye contact for multiple people at once?

Yes! Use prompts like 'make everyone look at the camera' or 'fix eye contact for all people in the photo.' For best results with large groups, you may want to fix people individually with specific descriptions.

Will this change the person's facial expression or just the eyes?

The tool focuses on changing gaze direction while preserving the original expression. Add 'while keeping the same expression' to your prompt if you want to ensure only the eye direction changes.

Does this work with sunglasses or partially closed eyes?

It works best with clearly visible eyes. Sunglasses make it very difficult. Partially closed eyes (squinting, mid-blink) can work but results vary. For best results, use photos where eyes are open and visible.

Is EditThisPic's AI eye contact direction fixer really free?

Yes — you get 1 free edit per week, no account needed. Credit packs start at $4.99 for 10 edits.

Can I fix eye contact direction on my phone?

Yes. EditThisPic works in any mobile browser — iPhone, Android, tablet. No app download needed.

What photo formats does the AI eye contact direction fixer support?

JPG, PNG, WebP, and HEIC. Upload any common photo format and EditThisPic handles the rest.

How much does EditThisPic cost?

You get 1 free Standard edit per week — no account needed. After that, one-time credit packs start at $4.99 for 10 credits, valid 12 months, no subscription. A Standard edit uses 1 credit, Pro 2 and Ultra 3. Purchased downloads are clean with no watermark.

Ready to fix eye contact in your photos?

Free to try. No signup required.

1 free edit included·paid credit packs after

How it works

Upload your photo

Describe the eye contact fix you want

Review the result

Download Your Fixed Photo