Open a photo with closed eyes in the Detail view.
Learn how to correct closed eyes using reference photos in Adobe Lightroom.
Open Eyes is currently available as an Early Access feature in Lightroom on desktop, available for testing and feedback.
Open Eyes uses AI to automatically detect closed eyes in your photos and generate corrected versions with natural-looking open eyes saving shots from irreplaceable moments that would otherwise be unusable. Open Eyes also powers part of Lightroom's Assisted Culling workflow. During culling, each photo is scored with an assessment — likely open, likely closed, or can't tell, so you can quickly filter out blink shots before you even begin editing.
Select Remove .
Select the Eye Correction icon, then select Open Eyes.
Under Apply to these faces, select the checkbox for each person whose eyes you want to correct.
Lightroom automatically detects faces with closed eyes.
From the Reference dropdown menu, select one of the following:
- None: Generate open eyes without reference photos.
- Nearby photos: Use photos captured around the same time as the selected photo. Review the suggested photos displayed in the panel.
- Choose photos: Select the photos you want to use as references.
Lightroom automatically finds reference photos and selects the best match, with Nearby photos selected by default. Review the reference list. To exclude a photo, select the Cross icon.
Select Generate and wait while Lightroom processes the photo.
When selecting references, use photos of the same person with their eyes open and with a similar face angle and lighting.
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