# GazeFix

> GazeFix is a web tool that corrects eye contact in recorded video: it redirects the speaker's gaze toward the camera, so someone reading a script or notes appears to be looking at the viewer. It does one thing, runs in the browser, and has no subscription.

## Key facts

- What it does: AI gaze correction on recorded video files. Upload a clip, it is processed, and you download the corrected video.
- Post-production only: it works on recorded files, not on live video calls or live streams.
- Pricing: pay per minute of video with credits. One credit corrects one minute. There is no subscription and credits never expire.
- Starter: $17 for 20 minutes of corrected video
- Creator: $34 for 60 minutes of corrected video
- Pro: $79 for 200 minutes of corrected video
- Studio: $199 for 600 minutes of corrected video
- Free trial: one free credit on sign-up, no card required.
- Output: watermark-free, at up to 1080p, with the original audio kept.
- Failed videos: credits are refunded automatically if a video fails to process.
- Accepted uploads: MP4, MOV, WebM and AVI, up to 500 MB.
- Works best on front-facing, well-lit footage where the face is reasonably large in frame, and on gaze that is a small distance from the lens. It cannot fix a large head turn, heavy glare on glasses, or a delivery that sounds recited.
- Sign up: https://app.gazefix.com/login?mode=signup

## Guides

- [AI Eye Contact Correction: The Complete 2026 Guide](https://gazefix.com/blog/ai-eye-contact-correction): What AI eye contact correction is, how gaze redirection works, when to use it, and how to pick a tool — so you look at the camera even while reading a script.
- [How to Fix Eye Contact in Any Video](https://gazefix.com/blog/fix-eye-contact-in-video): Three ways to fix eye contact in a video — reshoot, teleprompter, or AI gaze correction — plus a step-by-step for correcting your gaze without recording again.
- [How to Keep Eye Contact on Camera While Reading a Script](https://gazefix.com/blog/eye-contact-while-reading-script): How to look at the camera while reading a script — with or without a teleprompter, on a phone, laptop or camera — and how to fix the takes where your eyes still drifted.
- [The Best AI Eye Contact Tools in 2026, Compared](https://gazefix.com/blog/best-ai-eye-contact-tools): The best AI eye contact tools in 2026 compared — Descript, VEED, Captions, CapCut, NVIDIA Broadcast and GazeFix — by quality, focus, and how you pay.
- [Looking for a Descript eye contact alternative?](https://gazefix.com/blog/descript-eye-contact-alternative): Descript's eye contact tool works well — but it needs a monthly plan. Here's how the alternatives compare on quality, price, and paying only for what you use.
- [Free AI eye contact correction, honestly assessed](https://gazefix.com/blog/free-ai-eye-contact-correction): Which eye contact AI tools are genuinely free, where the watermarks and export limits start, and when paying per minute actually works out cheaper than free.
- [Fix your eye contact without signing up for a subscription](https://gazefix.com/blog/eye-contact-ai-without-subscription): Most eye contact AI is locked inside a $10–70/month editor. Here's how pay-as-you-go pricing works, and the usage patterns where it beats a monthly plan.
- [How to keep eye contact when using a teleprompter](https://gazefix.com/blog/teleprompter-eye-contact): Teleprompter placement, script formatting, and delivery technique that stop your eyes drifting — plus how to rescue takes where the gaze still slipped.
- [Why you never make eye contact on video calls](https://gazefix.com/blog/video-call-eye-contact): Camera and screen sit in different places, so nobody makes real eye contact on Zoom. Here's the setup, software, and habits that close the gap.
- [Eye contact is doing more work in your sales videos than your script](https://gazefix.com/blog/eye-contact-sales-videos): Personalised video lifts reply rates — but only when you look like you mean it. How gaze affects trust in outreach video, and how to fix it at volume.
- [Eye contact in talking head videos (and what it costs you)](https://gazefix.com/blog/youtube-talking-head-eye-contact): Gaze drift is one of the quickest ways to lose retention in a talking head video. How creators fix it in setup — and in footage they've already shot.
- [What your eyes tell the viewer before you finish a sentence](https://gazefix.com/blog/why-eye-contact-matters-on-camera): Why gaze carries so much weight on camera, what the research supports, and why looking slightly off-lens quietly undermines an otherwise good video.
- [Looking for a VEED eye contact alternative?](https://gazefix.com/blog/veed-eye-contact-alternative): VEED's eye contact toggle is fast and sits next to its teleprompter — but it lives inside a subscription. Here's how the alternatives actually compare.
- [Looking for a Captions eye contact alternative?](https://gazefix.com/blog/captions-eye-contact-alternative): Captions corrects gaze well and keeps intentional glances — but the feature needs AI credits, and the cheapest plan that has them is $24.99/mo.
- [CapCut Eye Contact Correction: How to Use It, and Where It Falls Short](https://gazefix.com/blog/capcut-eye-contact-correction): How to turn on CapCut's AI eye contact correction on desktop and mobile, how to use it with the built-in Prompter when reading a script, and the limits that send people elsewhere.
- [Eye Contact Correction for Course Creators: What It Costs at 40 Lessons](https://gazefix.com/blog/eye-contact-correction-for-course-creators): Course videos are the hardest case for gaze — you are reading slides for hours. What correction costs across 40 lessons, when Descript is genuinely cheaper, and how to record so it works.
- [Eye Contact in Recruiting Videos: The Detail Candidates Read as Honesty](https://gazefix.com/blog/eye-contact-for-recruiting-videos): Job ad videos, hiring manager intros and employer brand clips live or die on whether the speaker looks at the candidate. How to fix gaze at hiring-team volume.
- [Video Podcast Eye Contact: What to Fix When You Publish Every Week](https://gazefix.com/blog/video-podcast-eye-contact): Video podcasters read questions off a screen and look at guests, not lenses. Which segments are worth correcting on a weekly show, and what it costs at that cadence.
- [A Kapwing Alternative for Eye Contact Correction](https://gazefix.com/blog/kapwing-eye-contact-alternative): Kapwing puts eye contact correction inside a full browser editor. Where that helps, where the free plan's watermark and AI credit limits bite, and when a single-purpose tool is the better fit.
- [Eye Contact in Testimonial Videos: When to Correct It, and When Not To](https://gazefix.com/blog/eye-contact-in-testimonial-videos): Testimonial footage is shot off-axis on purpose. When correcting the customer's gaze makes the clip more persuasive, when it destroys the interview grammar, and how to decide.
- [Eye Contact for UGC Creators: Why Reading the Script Kills the Hook](https://gazefix.com/blog/eye-contact-for-ugc-creators): UGC only works if it feels unscripted — but brands send scripts. How to keep eye contact across five hooks and three pitches, what correction can and can't fix, and what it costs per deal.
- [Eye Contact in Real Estate Videos: What Agents Get Wrong on Camera](https://gazefix.com/blog/eye-contact-for-real-estate-videos): Market updates, listing intros and reels all break in the same place: your eyes. How agents keep eye contact on camera, what to correct, what to leave, and what a year of weekly videos costs.
- [How to Fix Eye Contact in Premiere Pro](https://gazefix.com/blog/premiere-pro-eye-contact-correction): Premiere Pro has no built-in eye contact correction. Here are the three workflows that work — correct before you cut, Replace Footage, or patch segments — plus the settings and costs.
- [How to Fix Eye Contact in Final Cut Pro](https://gazefix.com/blog/final-cut-pro-eye-contact-correction): Final Cut Pro has no eye contact correction, even in version 12. Here's how to fix gaze without leaving your FCP workflow — correct first, relink, or patch segments — with settings and costs.
- [How to Fix Eye Contact in DaVinci Resolve](https://gazefix.com/blog/davinci-resolve-eye-contact-correction): DaVinci Resolve has no gaze correction — Face Refinement retouches eyes but can't move them. Here's how to fix eye contact for a Resolve edit, with replace, timecode and export settings.
- [Eye Contact on Camera for Coaches: Why It Decides Who Books a Call](https://gazefix.com/blog/eye-contact-for-coaches): Coaches sell trust, and prospects judge it on video before they ever book a call. How to hold eye contact across batch-recorded content, sales pages and client videos — and what to correct.
- [Looking for a BIGVU eye contact alternative?](https://gazefix.com/blog/bigvu-eye-contact-alternative): BIGVU's AI Eye Contact Fix needs the AI Pro plan ($19/mo or $229/yr). When that's the right buy, when a pay-per-minute alternative costs less, and how they compare.