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Whether you are reading from a script, teaching a class, presenting a product, or recording an ad, Filmora AI Eye Contact helps bring the speaker's gaze closer to the camera for a more direct and trustworthy viewing experience.
Filmora Eye Contact feature helps creators look directly at the camera, even when reading notes or scripts. Filmora automatically corrects off‑camera gaze while keeping facial expressions natural. No re-recording or complex setup—just more confident, professional videos that feel truly engaging.
Filmora AI Eye Contact gently corrects off-camera gaze while keeping facial expressions natural—so the speaker looks attentive without appearing artificial.
You don't need to adjust settings or track eyes manually. Select a clip, click Generate, and let Filmora handle the correction automatically.
Unlike web tools that force you to upload and download files, AI Eye Contact runs right inside Filmora. Correct your gaze and keep editing in the same project.
From daily uploads to courses, internal training, and ad creatives, Filmora Eye Contact helps creators and teams turn more recordings into confident, camera-facing talking videos.
For solo creators who record fast and post often, AI Eye Contact helps the speaker feel more present to the audience—even when glancing at notes or a second screen—so viewers stay tuned in those critical opening seconds.
From selecting a clip to exporting the final video, AI Eye Contact works inside the same Filmora desktop editor—no extra tools, no extra export steps.
Open your project in Filmora and select a single video clip on the timeline. Eye Contact appears only when the selected item is a video clip and the clip duration is 3 minutes or shorter.
Go to Properties Panel → Video → Basic → Eye Contact, then click Create. Filmora will start processing the selected clip. If you are not signed in or your credits are insufficient, Filmora will guide you through the next step before processing continues.
Once processing is complete, Filmora automatically replaces the current Clip with the corrected version while keeping the original media available. You can preview the result on the timeline, compare it with the original if needed, then continue trimming, adding subtitles, enhancing audio, applying transitions, or exporting your video.
Open your project in Filmora and select a single video clip on the timeline. Eye Contact appears only when the selected item is a video clip and the clip duration is 3 minutes or shorter.
Go to Properties Panel → Video → Basic → Eye Contact, then click Create. Filmora will start processing the selected clip. If you are not signed in or your credits are insufficient, Filmora will guide you through the next step before processing continues.
Once processing is complete, Filmora automatically replaces the current Clip with the corrected version while keeping the original media available. You can preview the result on the timeline, compare it with the original if needed, then continue trimming, adding subtitles, enhancing audio, applying transitions, or exporting your video.
Additional Note : Filmora Eye Contact supports selected single video clips up to 3 minutes. It does not appear when no clip is selected, multiple clips are selected, or the selected item is an image, audio-only asset, or unsupported material. If processing fails, credits will not be deducted.
AI Eye Contact is an AI-powered feature that helps correct off-camera gaze in talking head videos. It makes the speaker appear more focused on the camera, so scripted videos, online courses, product demos, and marketing clips feel more direct and natural without re-recording.
Yes. AI eye contact correction can help adjust wandering or off-camera gaze, making the speaker appear closer to looking at the camera. It works best when the speaker's face is clearly visible, the eyes are not heavily blocked, and the video is centered around talking, teaching, presenting, or explaining.
In Filmora, select a supported video clip on the timeline, then go to Properties Panel > Video > Basic > AI Eye Contact and click Generate. Filmora will process the selected clip automatically, with no manual eye tracking, keyframing, or complex setup required.
AI eye contact correction works best for front-facing talking videos, including teleprompter videos, online courses, training videos, product demos, interviews, and marketing clips. Results may vary if the face is heavily angled, partially covered, has strong reflections from glasses, or if multiple people are in the frame.
Yes, users on the latest version of Filmora can try AI Eye Contact once for free. After the free trial, each successful generation uses 400 Filmora credits. If processing fails, credits will not be deducted.
After processing, Filmora replaces the current clip on the timeline with the corrected version so you can preview the result immediately. Your original media remains available, giving you full control to compare, adjust, or reuse it if needed.
YouTube Educator
“I record most of my lessons with notes beside the camera, so my eyes sometimes drift off. AI Eye Contact helped the final video feel more like I was speaking directly to my students. It saved me from re-recording several sections, which usually takes me more time than the actual edit.”
Corporate Trainer
“Our training videos used to take extra time because presenters had to redo sections whenever they looked at scripts too much. Filmora AI Eye Contact gives us a more usable first cut and helps reduce the amount of rework across onboarding and policy videos.”
Video Editor
“What I like most is that the corrected clip goes straight back into my Filmora timeline. I can layer captions, run AI audio cleanup, and export the final cut without switching apps—my whole post workflow stays in one project.”
Performance Marketing Manager
“For product explainers and ad reads, small gaze issues can make a take feel less confident. AI Eye Contact helps us save more usable footage and move faster from recording to testing ad creatives across social platforms.”
