About Iris Art

Iris Art is an iPhone and iPad app that turns a close-up photo of an eye into AI-generated iris artwork. It is published on the App Store by FangFang (seller name "FANG FANG"), which also runs this website.

Who makes it

FangFang is an independent app studio run by Fang Fang in Auckland, New Zealand. Fang Fang has been building apps for more than three years, and FangFang has published more than 10 apps (12 on the App Store in September 2026). More about the studio is at fangfang.me/about. For support, feedback or privacy requests, email hello@fangfang.me.

What the app does

  1. Pick a style. As of September 2026 the app has nine single-eye styles, for example Classic Iris, Cosmic Halo and Ember Smoke. It also has five couple styles that combine the irises of two people in one artwork.
  2. Take or import an eye photo. The in-app camera shows tips on lighting, focus, distance and angle. You can also import a photo from your library.
  3. Generate and save. An AI image model creates the artwork from your photo. You can save it to Photos, share it, and find it again in the app's history. A watermark can be turned on or off in Settings.

Iris Art is an art tool. It does not examine your eyes or assess eye health.

What it costs

The app is free to download. Artworks are paid for with credits: each generation costs 5 credits, and new users get 3 free credits. Credit packs of 5, 12 and 25 credits are sold in the app ($1.99, $3.99 and $5.99 on the US App Store in September 2026). There is no subscription, and credits never expire.

Your photos

Your eye photo is sent to our AI provider only to create the artwork. It is not stored permanently on our servers, and we do not use it for facial recognition or to identify you. The full policy is the FangFang app privacy policy. The app terms of use also apply.

How this site's content is made

Pages on this site are drafted with AI assistance, and a person reviews every page before it is published. App details such as styles, credit costs and prices are checked against the live app and its App Store listing. The last check was in September 2026.