Lazyeyefix AI Photo Editor

This browser based photo editor corrects a misaligned eye in a photograph. The vendor describes the process in three steps: the tool detects the face and then the eyes, identifies the misaligned eye by measuring how much white of the eye is visible on each side, and then copies the aligned eye, mirrors it horizontally and composites it over the misaligned one. A user uploads a picture, waits a few seconds and downloads the corrected version, with no retouching skill required. It is aimed at people living with strabismus who want to adjust personal photographs before sharing them. Common image formats are supported, and the vendor notes that results are best when the subject is looking at the camera, since the detection step depends on the visible sclera. A free model runs on the site. The paid model is the vendor's own and is positioned for more natural alignment, finer detail, group photographs, batch upload and faster processing. The same company also publishes a separate vision therapy application for Windows. The basic editor is free. The paid model is sold as one time credit packs, where one credit processes one picture: 20 credits at a list price of $15.99, 50 credits at $29.99 and 100 credits at $39.99. The site commonly displays reduced prices next to those list figures. One caveat is stated by the vendor itself: the founder writes as a software developer and patient rather than a licensed clinician, and the site carries a medical disclaimer saying the product is not a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis or treatment.