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Fix geometry first
Use primary radial correction for barrel or pincushion effects. Secondary correction shapes the outer edges. Keep straight lines as your reference.
PIXELOKAY IMAGE STUDIO LENS CORRECTION
Lens Correction Studio
Correct curved edges, colored fringes, dark corners and leaning perspective. Make precise adjustments and export locally—no account or uploads.
YOUR EDITING WORKSPACE
Lens Correction Studio
LIVE IMAGE PREVIEW
Before / after
See the difference
Choose a photo or open the built-in geometric test image to start correcting.
Live corrected resultUpdating…
No image selected–
The preview is downscaled for speed. Exports reprocess your original image at the selected output scale.
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Export your correction
Save locally. We never upload your photos.
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Save or reuse settings
Share adjustment values without sharing the photo.
Settings are local; no image pixels are stored in the JSON.
LEARN THE WORKFLOW
Correct with confidence.
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Finish the corners
Shift red/blue fringe channels around high-contrast edges; compensate for dark corners. Use a gentle zoom to conceal unfilled borders.
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Align & export
Drag perspective handles to define a quadrilateral and flatten it. Inspect before/after, then export PNG, JPEG or WebP at a supported resolution.
What this tool does—and does not do
This is a manual, image-space editor. It does not identify camera/lens profiles, estimate optical distortion automatically, process RAW files, or guarantee complete color-fringe removal. Preview and export use browser canvas color handling; EXIF, ICC profiles and other original metadata are not preserved. Large images can be memory intensive, so exports are limited to 18 megapixels.
Frequently asked questions
Which distortion setting should I use?
Negative primary coefficients compensate a commonly observed barrel pattern; positive coefficients compensate pincushion-like patterns. Results depend on the photo. Presets are starting points, not measured camera profiles.
Will my photo be uploaded?
No. Image decoding and corrections happen in your browser. The page contains no server-side image processing or third-party runtime libraries.
Why do I see transparent edges?
Some corrections sample beyond the source image. Choose “Extend nearest edge pixels” or use Auto-fit edges to estimate a zoom that avoids empty borders. Auto-fit does not fill transparency already in your image. PNG and WebP preserve transparency; JPEG uses a white background.
Does it retain my photo's camera metadata?
No. Browser canvas export produces a fresh image and does not retain the original EXIF or embedded metadata.