Do I need to mark the eyes before describing what I want?
No! Just describe the fix you want. The AI identifies eyes automatically. Only use markers in group photos if you need to specify exactly which person's eyes to fix.
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.
