Generate eye stock footage in Morphic's AI video generator: an iris contracting as a light crosses it, or a blink slowed to quarter speed. Try variants side by side on Canvas.

Eye plates you can generate

Eye sequences you can stage

Pupil contracting in macro

Extreme macro on a pupil contracting as a single hard source tracks past and the iris fibres pull in behind it, black surround.

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Slow blink in window light

One slow blink at quarter speed in soft north window light, the lashes closing and opening again under a single broad catchlight.

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Eyes in a rear view mirror

Inside a plain car, a rear view mirror carries only the eyes as they check the road behind and come back, everything else soft.

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Screen glow in a dark room

Wide on a seated figure in a dark room lit only by screen glow, the eyes the only thing moving and the screen abstract colour.

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Créez des vidéos eye stock footage en trois étapes

  1. 01

    Décrivez votre scène

    Écrivez la scène eye stock footage que vous voulez, en mots simples.

  2. 02

    Générez la vidéo

    Morphic génère votre clip cinématographique en quelques secondes.

  3. 03

    Peaufinez et partagez

    Ajustez le prompt, régénérez des variantes, téléchargez ou partagez le plan.

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Questions fréquentes

Where can I make eye stock footage with AI?
You can generate it in your browser on Morphic. Open the Text to Video tool, describe the reaction, the single light source and the catchlight it leaves, and the clip generates in minutes. You choose the colour, the skin tone and the timing of the blink rather than filtering a library on iris colour alone.
Why do generated eyes look like glass?
Two invented catchlights and a stare with no direction are what does it. Specify one light source and one highlight, then give the eye something to follow so the movement has a reason. An eye tracking a line of text or a light crossing the frame reads as alive; an eye asked only to look into the lens reads as a prop.
Is an iris personal data, and does a generated one need a release?
An iris pattern is treated as a biometric identifier in several jurisdictions, which is why close macro footage of a real eye can carry consent obligations beyond an ordinary model release. A generated eye belongs to no person and encodes no real pattern. Keep prompts to unnamed fictional adults and leave branded lenses and eyewear out of frame.
Which eye shots render most reliably?
A contracting pupil, a slow blink, a tracking movement and a reflection on the surface of the eye all hold up well, especially in slow motion. The awkward one is a long unblinking hold at extreme macro, where the lashes and the tear line begin to drift. Cut on a blink and the problem disappears.
How is this different from a stock library subscription?
Library eye reels are indexed on colour and little else, so you get the right blue with the wrong reaction and a blink that falls two frames after your cut. Generating sets the reaction, the source light and the length together, and you can match the skin tone to the face already in the sequence.