AI Lens Distortion Correction

Lens distortion is an optical aberration that causes straight lines in a scene to appear bent or curved in a photograph. This happens because the lens refracts light onto a flat sensor. The most common types are barrel distortion, where lines curve outwards, and pincushion distortion, where they curve inwards.

Barrel distortion is typically caused by wide-angle lenses, making straight lines bow out from the center of the image. Pincushion distortion is the opposite, often occurring with telephoto lenses, which causes straight lines to bend inward toward the center.

With Pixelcut, you can easily fix lens distortion with AI. Upload your photo that has warped or curved lines. Then, in the text prompt, describe the action you want to take, such as 'remove lens distortion' or 'straighten the lines in this building.' The AI will process your request and generate a corrected version of your image for you to download.

Yes, our tool is ideal for correcting the barrel distortion commonly produced by wide-angle lenses. This is especially useful for landscape, interior, and architectural photography, where wide-angle lenses are often used and straight lines are important.

Correcting lens distortion involves digitally warping or transforming the image, which can involve stretching pixels and may lead to a slight loss of sharpness at the edges. However, our AI tool is optimized to produce a high-resolution output while making the image appear more natural and professional.

Yes, our AI tool can straighten a tilted horizon in your photos. By uploading your image and providing a prompt like 'straighten the horizon,' the tool will analyze the image and correct the alignment for a more balanced and professional-looking landscape or seascape.