Upload a flash photo and Pixlane rewrites the red channel of the pupils so eyes look natural again. The search is scoped to the eye band of each detected face, which is what keeps red lips, jumpers and props from being altered — switch to whole-image mode when a face is not found.
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Fix flash red-eye in photos — the red pupil is neutralised while the eye keeps its own shading.
Upload a flash photo and Pixlane rewrites the red channel of the pupils so eyes look natural again. The search is scoped to the eye band of each detected face, which is what keeps red lips, jumpers and props from being altered — switch to whole-image mode when a face is not found.
Raise sensitivity if red remains; lower it if natural skin tones shift, and use pupil darkening so the corrected eye keeps depth.
Input: JPG, PNG, WebP. Output: JPG, PNG, or WebP. PNG and WebP avoid a second lossy pass over the corrected eyes.
Red-eye shares its colour signature with lips, jumpers, and plenty of props. Restricting the scan to the eye band of each detected face is what stops those areas from being altered. If no face is detected the tool falls back to a whole-frame pass.
The red channel is replaced with the neutral grey of the green and blue channels rather than a fixed colour, and the pupil darkening control adds depth back, so the eye keeps its own shading.
Animal eyeshine is usually green, yellow, or blue rather than red, so this tool does not target it. Whole-image mode may still reduce strongly red animal eyes.
Raise the detection sensitivity. If natural skin or lip tones start shifting instead, lower it and raise the correction strength.
Supported image content is not uploaded for processing. Face detection, correction, and export run in your browser; site analytics and the assistant are separate.