Red-Eye Removal fixes the red pupils a camera flash leaves in portraits. You paint over each red eye with the brush, and only the strongly red pixels inside what you painted are turned to a natural dark tone — lips, clothes and everything else red in the photo stay exactly as they were.
It runs in your browser: the photo is not uploaded, there is no account and no cost. The result is saved as a PNG at the photo's original size, so nothing is cropped or scaled down.
How to use
Choose the photo.
Paint over each red eye with the brush; make the brush a little larger than the pupil for a clean edge.
Run it, check the eyes in the preview and download the PNG.
FAQ
Will it change other red things in the photo?
No. Only pixels inside the area you painted are touched, and inside it only those where red clearly dominates — the skin around the eye usually stays as it was.
The eye looks grey instead of dark. What now?
That happens when the brush covered part of the iris or the white of the eye. Clear the mask, paint a little tighter around the pupil and run it again.
Is my photo uploaded?
No. The photo is read, corrected and saved inside your browser tab; nothing is sent to a server.
Does it work on pet eyes?
Only partly. Animals' flash reflections are often green, yellow or white instead of red, and this tool corrects red only.