How to Fix Red Eye in Any Photo on iPhone iOS 18 in 2025

Remove Red Eye from Photos on iPhone X - 8 Plus- 7 plus- 6S Plus

Red-eye in iPhone photos occurs mainly due to the flash. When the flash fires, the pupil doesn’t close quickly enough, allowing intense light to reflect off the back of the eye. This reflection appears red because it comes from the blood supply in the choroid, located behind the retina. For more information, please refer to the tutorial provided below.

Some people have yellow-tinted eyes, which can cause red eyes in photographs. The Red Eye correction tool effectively removes red eyes from images, including those of pets.

Fix Red Eye on iPhone

  1. Launch the Photos app on your iOS device.
  2. Open a picture that you want to clear red-eye in night photography.remove-red-eye-from-photo-using-photos-app-on-iphone
  3. Tap on the Edit button located at the top-right corner, as shown in the given pictures.
  4. Choose an eye tool from the left-upper corner.tap-on-red-eye-to-fix-the-red-dot-on-eye
  5. Now, you have to tap on each red eye [Spiritual] to eliminate it. In the end, Tap on Done to save the Fixed Photo.

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Note: If you have a picture with a large number of persons or animals and you would like to remove red eyes, please follow step 5 until all red eyes are removed.

You can also edit Live Photo red-eye easily.

If you get an alert that you did not find red-eye to correct because you might be tapping on an incorrect portion of the picture.

Therefore, the red-eye correction won’t work at that moment. You should tap on each eye pupil correctly without touching on an unrelated part.

How to Revert Red Eye Picture to Original on iPhone

  1. Open a Photo.
  2. Tap the ” Edit tool.
  3. Click on Revert, which appears in the lower-right corner.
  4. Tap on Revert to original.
Tap on edit then revert to get red eye back original photo

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Karly Wood
Karly Wood

Karly Wood is a journalist based in Ohio who specializes in covering Apple and technology trends. With a varied experience in reporting on public safety, government, and education, her insights bridge multiple disciplines, providing readers with a well-rounded perspective on today's technological advancements. If you need to contact me, you can reach me at [email protected] or through (Facebook)

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