Lazyeyefix

Lazyeyefix is a body image editor tool. A single purpose AI photo editor that detects a misaligned eye in a portrait and rebuilds it from the aligned eye, returning a corrected image in seconds with no editing skills required. Free tier available, paid credit packs unlock a newer model, glasses support, all head angles, group shot detection and batch uploads.

Lazyeyefix is a browser based photo editor built around one very specific repair: it straightens a lazy eye (strabismus) in an existing picture. There is no layer stack, no manual liquify tool and no retouching workflow to learn. A photo goes in, the model finds the face, locates both eyes, works out which one is misaligned and rebuilds that eye from its pair. The result comes back in seconds, and the whole process is presented as a one click action for people with no editing background. The mechanics are documented rather than hidden. Detection starts with the face, or with the eyes alone when the frame is cropped tight. Misalignment is judged by the share of visible sclera (the white of the eye), which explains the site's own caveat that the tool performs best when the subject is looking toward the camera. The correction is then a clone: the aligned eye is copied, flipped horizontally and pasted over the misaligned one. That approach is why results tend to look natural on symmetrical faces and why extreme angles and heavy occlusion are harder cases. The audience is people photographed with strabismus, plus anyone editing pictures of family members or clients who are self conscious about it. The founder writes openly about having the condition himself, and the testimonials return to the same themes: social media uploads, old photos, confidence. Group shots are handled with a face picker so you can choose whose eyes to adjust. The free tier is the hook, and the paid credits are aimed at anyone who wants the newer model, glasses, all head angles, batch uploads and saved results. Against general purpose editors such as Photoshop or face retouching apps, Lazyeyefix trades flexibility for depth on a single problem. It will not replace a retoucher for complex portrait work, but it costs a fraction of one and requires no skill. It is a narrow utility that does one job, and it does it without asking the user to understand masking, warping or symmetry.