EyeContacts For Mac

EyeContacts is a simple and lightweight OS X application that promises to make it trivial to remove various eye flaws in photos and to modify the color of both pets and people in pictures that would benefit from such a technique.

Once you open a photo within EyeContacts, you will be able to change the color of each pupil using the control panel on the bottom left side of the window. For each pupil, EyeContacts provides a separate drop down menu designed to help you choose the effect you want to apply.

Moreover, after you select the type of effect you want to add over the eye, EyeContacts will also allow you to adjust the color and, in the case of novel contact lens effect, the gradient that should be applied over the iris.

Although everything sounds quite simple until now, there is a catch: most of the effects available in EyeContacts’ library can only be applied onto perfectly round pupils. In other words, if the eyelid covers part of the pupil, the app will not allow correctly apply the color/contact lens layer.

That is to say that if the subject you’re trying to customize the eyes for doesn’t have fully opened eyes and the eye lids cover parts of his eyes, you’re out of luck.

Despite the fact that for the most part EyeContacts will do its job properly, there will be times when frustration might get the best of you, especially when trying to apply contact lens effects on partially closed eyes.

On the bright side, EyeContacts will make quick work of red and green eye flaws in your photos. For instance, if you have pictures of your pet or friends that have been affected by the flash of the camera, you can rely on EyeContacts to help you get rid of such annoyances, quickly and easily.

Everything included, albeit EyeContacts will not prove to be the ultimate tool to modify eye colors and add virtual contact lenses in all occasions, it still manages to help you apply its effects when the conditions are just right and to hastily remove photo defects such as red eyes and green eyes.