Fix closed eyes and missed smiles
Took a few shots of the same moment? Better Eyes takes open eyes or a better smile from one shot and puts it into the one you like best. It works for portraits, selfies and groups.
For Android 8 and newer, and iPhone with iOS 18 and newer.
Tap a face to change its eyes or smile.
Try it. This is the editor: shot 1 is the favorite, the other two were taken a moment later.
Three taps from blink to keeper
You don't need to retake anything. Better Eyes works with the shots already in your gallery.
Choose your shots
Pick 2 to 9 photos taken a moment apart.
Pick your favorite
The shot you like best overall: the framing, the light, the moment.
Tap a face to fix it
Choose better eyes or a better smile from the other shots. Faces that can look better are highlighted for you.
Read the full guide, with tips for taking shots that fix well
One face or twenty
If there's a face and a few shots of the same moment, it can be fixed.
Your photos never leave your phone
Finding faces, lining up your shots and blending a fix all happen on the phone in your hand. There is no account and no upload, and this website doesn't track you either.
- Face detection runs on the deviceIt only finds where eyes and mouths are. Nobody is identified.
- Your originals are never changedEvery fix is saved as a new photo next to them.
- No account, no ads, no trackingThe app has no analytics of its own.
- Your history stays with youRecent fixes are kept on your phone so you can change them later.
Fixed photos say they're fixed
A fixed photo is a composite of your own shots. Nothing is generated by AI: every eye and smile is a real moment from another frame. We still don't pretend it's the untouched original.
Each saved fix carries a standard "composite" label in its metadata, Content Credentials where your phone supports them, and an invisible watermark that survives most re-saving.
No faces changed? Then nothing is labelled: you saved an unchanged copy.
Next time someone blinks, take two more
Better Eyes needs a few shots of the same moment. Burst mode or a few quick taps is enough.
For Android 8 and newer, and iPhone with iOS 18 and newer.