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People fixing family photos, flash shots, pet photos, and older digital pictures that still have obvious red-eye
Manual red-eye correction on one JPG without opening a full desktop photo editor
Capture red-eye-removal intent with a simple browser-first editor that stays narrow, clear, and local
Cleanor Labs
These sections explain the job in plain language and set expectations for what the tool should do well.
To use the Red-Eye Remover, add one JPG photo and click directly on the center of each eye that shows the red flash effect. Adjust the correction radius to cover the red area and the intensity to control how strongly the redness is reduced, then export the corrected photo.
The whole correction runs in your browser, so your photo never leaves your device. That makes it safe for family pictures, portraits, and any personal image you would rather not upload to a server.
Because targeting is manual, you stay in control of exactly which spots get corrected, which avoids the tool touching parts of the image you wanted to keep.
Automatic eye detection adds a lot of complexity and still often needs manual touch-ups, especially with sunglasses, profiles, or low light. A click-based approach is easier to trust for a focused, browser-first repair: you decide precisely where the correction lands.
Red eye is caused by camera flash reflecting off the retina. This tool reduces that red reflection within the radius you set, so a few clicks are usually enough to make eyes look natural again without editing the rest of the photo.
Short answers for the questions people usually have before trying a utility like this.
Yes. The Red-Eye Remover is free to use with no account and no watermark on the exported photo.
No. The correction and export happen entirely in your browser, so your photo stays on your device the whole time.
No. Targeting is manual: you click the center of each eye that needs correction, then export the result. This keeps you in full control.
The Red-Eye Remover works with JPG photos and exports a corrected JPG, the common format for flash photos that show red eye.
Yes. You can adjust both the correction radius and the intensity before exporting, so you can match the size of the red area and how much it is reduced.
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Click the eye centers, adjust the correction radius, and export a cleaned JPG locally in the browser.