Eyes settling on the lens
A tight frame across the bridge of the nose as both eyes settle directly on camera and hold, one catchlight from a window.
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AI eyes stock video
Generate eyes stock video in Morphic's AI video generator: a pair finding the lens and holding, or a glance sliding off to one side and back. Try variants side by side on Canvas.
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A glance to the side and back
The gaze slides away to one side, waits a beat, then returns to camera under an even key light.
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Tracking a movement off screen
Both eyes follow something passing off screen, the head held still so only the gaze travels across the frame.
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A smile arriving in the eyes
The outer corners crease and the lower lids lift as a smile arrives, the mouth cropped out of frame in warm soft light.
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Make eyes stock video videos in three steps
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Describe your scene
Write the eyes stock video scene you want, in plain words.
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Generate the video
Morphic generates a cinematic, frame-ready clip on your canvas in seconds.
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Refine and share
Tweak the prompt, regenerate variations, then download or share the shot.
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FAQs
Where can I make eyes stock video with AI?
You can generate it in your browser on Morphic. Open the Text to Video tool, describe the gaze, the change in it and the light, and the clip renders in minutes. Writing the gaze direction yourself is the part that matters, because that is what decides whether the shot cuts against the coverage you already have.
Which eye shots render most reliably?
A still head with a moving gaze is the most reliable thing you can ask for, along with a slow blink and a smile reaching the lower lids. Rapid darting movement and heavy tears are the hardest to keep clean. Cover a reaction with one hold, one glance and one detail rather than one long performance.
How do I get the eyeline to match my other coverage?
Name the direction explicitly and generate both halves. Ask for the gaze to settle just left of the lens for one shot and just right for its reverse, and say whether the look starts on camera and leaves or arrives from off screen. Because you are writing the direction rather than searching for it, the reverse is a second prompt instead of a second licence.
Do I need a model release for generated eyes footage?
No. There is no performer to sign anything, because nobody was filmed. Keep the people unnamed and fictional, do not reference a real person, and keep any eyewear and clothing unbranded, and the clip is clean for commercial use including advertising.
How is this different from eye clips from a stock library?
A library sells reaction close-ups tagged by emotion, so you search for a feeling and get an eyeline that points the wrong way for your cut. Generating means the direction, the timing of the change and the duration are written for the shot it has to sit next to, in the ratio the project is cut in.