Restoration guide · Updated September 30, 2026
How to deal with red eyes in a photo
Red eye is an effect of the photo, not damage to the paper. The restoration has no rule for it.
Short answer
The restoration has no instruction for red eyes and is set up to keep faces and expressions as in the original. The restoration treats general photo damage; check the preview. If the eyes need correcting, look at them in the preview before you pay.
Avoid
- Buying without looking at the eyes in the preview
- Counting on the eyes being corrected without checking the preview
What the restoration does with the eyes
The restoration is set up to keep faces, expressions and skin tone as in the original, to recover sharpness in the eyes and to repair physical damage to the paper. There is no rule that changes eye color.
You can write a request on the photo, such as "fix the red eyes". It goes to the AI as direction, but the restoration is also set up to keep faces as they are, so the result in the eyes varies. Check the preview before you pay.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
Does the restoration fix red eyes?
There is no rule for that in the restoration. It is set up to keep faces and expressions as in the original. Check the eyes in the preview.
Can I ask for the eyes to be corrected in the text field?
You can write it. The request goes to the AI as direction, but it is set up to keep faces as they are; that is why correcting the eyes is not guaranteed. Check the preview.
How much does it cost to restore the image?
The first preview is free, with a watermark. To download without it, the entry pack costs US$2.99.
Have a photo to restore?
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