What does eye close up AI make?
This tool turns a selfie into an eye-focused portrait. Close up describes the tight framing, not closed eyelids. The default deliverable is one 2K vertical photo; the separate video mode creates one eight-second 720P clip initially. It does not fix blinks in a group photo, change iris color or dive through the pupil into a different scene.
Both modes redraw the source with AI. They can follow visible eye shape, complexion and iris color, but cannot reliably recover detail that was blurred, hidden or too small in the original. This is a creative portrait, not an iris scan or a pixel-exact crop-and-enlarge tool.
Two eye close up photo prompts
Golden sideways uses one face rotated so the eyes sit above one another, with warm side light and natural skin. Black-and-white macro centers one eye and asks for the same person's small selfie reflection. It is a creative reflection, not proof that the original camera captured that scene.
Apply or copy either complete prompt, then edit Advanced prompt if needed. Applying a style keeps your compatible photo and supported settings while clearing the old quote. It does not generate or charge. The reflection look is photo-only; the video mode stays focused on warm eyes.
Prepare a selfie with visible eye detail
Use one adult with both eyes open and looking toward the lens, in soft even light. Avoid sunglasses, bright lens glare, heavy smoothing, hair across the eyes and a distant full-body shot. A tight face crop is more useful than a large file in which the eyes occupy only a few pixels.
The page does not perform eye detection or measure your iris. Uploads use the existing JPEG, PNG and WebP validation. If the result invents lashes, repeats an eye or changes the iris, choose a sharper source and simplify the direction before deciding on another paid attempt.
Warm eye video and the four-second reference
The video prompt requests a close portrait, one soft light sweep, a sideways eye view, gentle movement and a blink. Its timing follows your selected output duration. The bundled reference is four seconds long and guides framing and pacing; it is not an eight-second tested output of this prompt.
The original reference sound is removed. Video is silent initially; the existing audio setting can request new quiet room ambience. No reference audio or song is submitted. The reference is uploaded for your account and its actual duration participates in the server quote, separately from output duration.
Check the eyes before saving
Inspect the complete image for two distinct eyes in the golden look, or one coherent eye in the monochrome look. Look for round pupils, separate lashes and a reflection that stays small. In video, check whether eye color drifts, lashes merge or the blink distorts the lids. Small square previews can hide these defects.
Photo and video each require their own quote and explicit submission. Switching modes never starts a second paid job, and there is no automatic repair or extra charge to fix creative errors. Technical acceptance uses simulated jobs; likeness, iris structure, reflection and blinking have not been verified through real generation.
Credits and saved results
Sign in to upload references and review the current credit quote. Editing a prompt or changing a photo or setting clears the old quote. Generation starts only when you submit; opening this page or choosing a prompt does not spend generation credits.
Review the finished media before sharing. Successful results appear in Library with actual credit use. Result file URLs are public; browsing Library and task history still requires an account. References use temporary uploads, so a page refresh requires selecting photos again.
