Eyes

Eye colour change simulation

Recolour the irises in one of ten shades while keeping their natural texture. AI Edit changes only the area you paint; the rest of the face stays exactly as photographed.

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Front view of a woman with brown eyes before the simulation
The same woman with blue irises, their natural texture kept, after the AI Edit eye colour simulation
Before Simulation

Eye colour change simulated with AI Edit. Drag to compare.

How it is done

Eye colour change in three steps

  1. Choose Color change

    It is in the Eyes group of AI Edit. Pick one of ten shades: light blue, blue, deep blue, light green, green, deep green, light brown, brown, dark brown or black.

  2. Paint both eyes

    Paint one continuous area covering both eyes, extending just slightly beyond them.

  3. Generate and compare

    Review the result and apply it, or generate again with another shade. Then show it in Comparison or Animate.

One click, under a minute

Each AI Edit procedure sends a fixed, carefully tuned instruction to the model. You choose the procedure and paint the area; you never write prompts.

In the consultation

Tips from practice

  • A front-view photograph with open eyes and soft, even light gives the most natural irises.
  • Use Comparison to show original and simulation side by side, and Animate to morph between them.

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What an AI simulation costs

AI Edit is the only pay-per-use feature: each generation uses AI credits, at its real processing cost. Reshaping, Spot healing and everything else stay unlimited.

Eye procedures
from about $0.05
Lower face and neck lift
about $0.10 to $0.20
Included with every licence
$1 of credit
Questions

Eye colour change simulation: questions

What does an AI simulation cost?

AI Edit is the only feature charged per use, with AI credits (1 credit = 1 US dollar). Eye procedures can cost as little as $0.05; a full lower face and neck lift costs about $0.10 to $0.20. Every licence includes $1 of free AI credits, and failed generations are usually free.

Is the AI simulation sent to the cloud?

Only when you press Generate. Plastic Surgery Simulator sends a newly created copy of the painted area with a little surrounding context, directly to the AI provider. It never passes through our servers, it is set to expire 10 minutes after processing, and it is never used to train models. The rest of the photograph, its file name and its metadata stay on your computer. Read our image policy.

Simulate eye colour change on your own patient photos.

Download the complete software and simulate for seven days. No account, no credit card, nothing to cancel. Buy a key from the app or here when you are ready.

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