Can I fix multiple people's eyes in one edit?
Technically yes, but it works better to fix one person at a time. Try 'fix the eyes on the girl on the left' first, download that, then upload it again and fix the next person. Multiple simultaneous face edits often don't work as well.
Will the fixed eyes look natural?
Usually yes. The AI uses context from the rest of the photo to generate realistic open eyes. Works best when the person is looking straight at the camera. Side glances or unusual angles may need a second try. Eye color is inferred from other facial features.
What if everyone is blinking in the photo?
You can still fix them one at a time. Start with the most prominent person, fix their eyes, download, then fix the next person's eyes in a new edit. It's tedious but works. Consider retaking the photo if more than 2-3 people are blinking.
Can I fix someone's smile or expression?
It's possible but harder than fixing closed eyes. Works best when the person is already almost smiling and you just need subtle adjustments. Completely changing a neutral face to a smile often looks unnatural.
What about red eye from flash?
Red eye removal works great. Say 'remove the red eye on the baby' or 'fix red eye on the person on the right.' Be specific about which person if there are multiple with red eye.
How do I fix background issues without affecting people?
Just describe the background object: 'remove the trash can' or 'delete the power lines in the sky.' The AI won't touch the people unless you specifically mention them.
Can I remove a person from the family photo?
Yes, but that's a different task. See the 'Remove Person from Photo' page for that. This page is about fixing small issues with people you want to keep.
Is EditThisPic's AI family photo fixer really free?
Yes β you get 1 free edit per week, no account needed. For unlimited edits, plans start at $3.99/month.