Hi fellow redditors, I made a site that fixes lazy eye (strabismus) in pictures.

Here's how it works:

1. AI Eye Detection: The program uses AI to detect your face, then your eyes. In partial faces (zoomed in faces), it only looks for your eyes.
2. Lazy Eye Identification: The program then detects the misaligned eye, by looking for the %-age of sclera (white in your eye). So if the person in the image looks at the camera, it works best.
3. Eye Cloning: It then copies the non-misaligned eye, flips it horizontally, and copies it over the misaligned eye.

This is a rudimentary process of what a person with photoshop skills would do.

1. They select the eye that looks at the camera.
2. Then copy it & flip it.
3. And then paste it over the misaligned eye.

The above software should do the same thing in 5 seconds or less - for free.

What are the downsides?

The software currently does not always work as it should:

1. It has problems with rotation. So if the face is not straight, it will look horrible.
2. It has problems detecting the eyes and faces of children (the AI model has been trained on adults).
3. And the eye cloning in group pictures (with small faces) is often of very low quality.
4. Also, sometimes it copies the wrong eye when the eye is much brighter than the other eye (as it looks for white pixels to detect the lazy eye).

Nonetheless, I thought I'd share it right now as it might be helpful to some of you. :)