Red Eye Remover for Flash Photos
Correct red pupil reflections in a flash photo. Upload a clear portrait, review the correction in the editor, and compare both eyes with the original before saving your photo.
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Fix red eyes in your flash photos.
How to use this tool
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Choose a photo
Choose a clear source photo to open it in the main editor.
- 2
Red Eye Remover for Flash Photos
Upload a flash photo to open red-eye correction in the editor. Review both pupils, the iris color, and the expression against your original before saving.
- 3
Compare and confirm
Inspect the result against the original. Confirm the version you want to keep, then continue editing or download.
Family dinner photographs
- Requested change
- Correct red flash reflections in both siblings’ eyes.
- Keep unchanged
- Keep their expressions, cake and warm room lighting.
Evening event portraits
- Requested change
- Restore dark pupils in a close flash portrait.
- Keep unchanged
- Retain the suit, skin texture and background lights.
Scanned family memories
- Requested change
- Remove red pupils from a scanned portrait.
- Keep unchanged
- Keep the original color palette and facial detail.
Fix the flash reflection, keep the face
Red-eye correction targets the small red reflection inside a pupil. Start with clearly visible eyes, then compare at eye level before confirming.
- Visible pupils
- Use a sharp photo where eyes face the camera.
- Natural irises
- Keep the existing eye color and catchlights.
- Close inspection
- Check every face in a group photo.
Before you save
Tiny, blurred or hidden eyes can be missed. This corrects photographic flash reflections, not bloodshot eyes, pet-eye reflections or medical conditions.
Questions and answers
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