Adobe Lightroom mobile can now open closed eyes in photos with a simple tap

What happened

Adobe announced yesterday that Lightroom for iOS, iPadOS, and Android can now open closed eyes using generative AI through a one-tap Open Eyes Quick Action. The app uses other photos of the same person in the Lightroom library as references to match their eyes, while adapting replacements to the lighting and pose. According to DPReview, free users can try the feature twice before being prompted to subscribe to an Adobe Creative Cloud plan.

The story so far

Adobe added a one-tap Open Eyes Quick Action to Lightroom for iOS, iPadOS, and Android, allowing users to replace closed eyes in photos with AI-generated open eyes. The feature uses other photos of the same person in the Lightroom library as references to match their eyes and adapts the replacements to the lighting and pose. According to DPReview, users of the free Lightroom mobile app can try Open Eyes twice before receiving a prompt to subscribe to an Adobe Creative Cloud plan that includes more credits for AI-powered tools.

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