How can I improve image quality online?

Upload your photo, say what you want to improve (sharpness, resolution, restoration) and process the image. In seconds you get a higher-quality version you can compare with the original and download.

How is this different from other AI photo tools?

Most tools apply a single generic process to any photo. Here you pick the tool for the actual problem — blur, physical damage, noise, resolution, color — and each one carries instructions tuned for that task, built to preserve the original content.

Is it free to improve image quality?

Yes. New accounts receive free credits, and the required credits are shown before each generation. You can use those credits to upload a reference and try your first image edit online.

Will the improved image look like the original?

That is the goal: the improvement starts from your photo and recovers sharpness, color and detail without recomposing the scene. Still, any generative AI rebuilds pixels and may introduce small changes, so always compare the result with your original before using it.

What kinds of photos can I improve?

Blurry or shaky photos, low-resolution images, scanned old photos with damage, screenshots with hard-to-read text, dark or noisy photos, and black-and-white photos you want to colorize.

Which formats do you accept and what happens to my photos?

You can upload JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10MB. Your photos and results are private to your account: they are used only to process the improvement and never to train models.

AI Image Enhancer

Upload a photo and enhance it in seconds: sharper detail, less noise, higher resolution, and old pictures restored to how they once looked. Nothing to install, no watermark.

An old wedding photograph outside a village church: on the left the original black-and-white print with scratches and stains; on the right, the same photo restored and colorized. — Drag to compare

Improvement examples

How to improve image quality

Improving an image starts with your original photo. Upload it, choose what to improve, and download the result in high quality.

1
Upload your image
Add a photo, a scan or a screenshot in JPG, PNG or WebP format. Each image can be up to 10MB.
2
Say what to improve
Write a direct instruction like “improve the sharpness and keep the text as is”. Mention what must not change.
3
Generate, review, and refine
Process the image, compare it with the original, and download it. If you want, adjust the instruction and try again.

Before and after

See how a blurry, dark or damaged photo gets its quality back. Select an example to try the same improvement on your image.

Then bring the photo to life

Once restored, AI can animate it into a short video: a blink, a smile, a small gesture. It works best on old portraits that have already been recovered.

Try photo to video

What you can do to improve an image

Sharpen and refocus

Recover the focus of blurry or shaky photos and bring definition back to edges and textures.

Restore old photos

Repair scratches, stains and fading in scanned or printed photos, keeping the original faces.

Upscale the resolution

Scale your image to a higher resolution for printing or publishing, keeping details clear.

Remove noise and grain

Clean the noise from low-light photos and leave the image clearer, without the plastic look of other filters.

Clear up blurry text

Make blurry documents, signs and screenshots readable again.

Colorize black-and-white photos

Add realistic color to historical or family black-and-white photos, respecting the light and tones of the era.

One tool for each problem

Instead of one generic “improve” button, each tool is tuned for a specific task, with instructions built to preserve your photo's content.

Seven tools, not one magic button

Focusing a shaky photo, repairing damage on a 1950s print, or cleaning the grain from a night shot are different problems solved differently. Pick the matching tool and the instruction comes pre-tuned for that task.

Built to preserve your photo

The goal is to recover your image, not reinterpret it: composition, framing and people stay as they were. No automatic crops, no surprise reframing.

Fast, clean and yours

Results in seconds, watermark-free downloads and a commercial-use license. Your images are private to your account and never used to train models.

Frequently asked questions

Answers about improving image quality, free credits, supported formats, and your photos' privacy.

How can I improve image quality online?
Upload your photo, say what you want to improve (sharpness, resolution, restoration) and process the image. In seconds you get a higher-quality version you can compare with the original and download.
How is this different from other AI photo tools?
Most tools apply a single generic process to any photo. Here you pick the tool for the actual problem — blur, physical damage, noise, resolution, color — and each one carries instructions tuned for that task, built to preserve the original content.
Is it free to improve image quality?
Yes. New accounts receive free credits, and the required credits are shown before each generation. You can use those credits to upload a reference and try your first image edit online.
Will the improved image look like the original?
That is the goal: the improvement starts from your photo and recovers sharpness, color and detail without recomposing the scene. Still, any generative AI rebuilds pixels and may introduce small changes, so always compare the result with your original before using it.
What kinds of photos can I improve?
Blurry or shaky photos, low-resolution images, scanned old photos with damage, screenshots with hard-to-read text, dark or noisy photos, and black-and-white photos you want to colorize.
Which formats do you accept and what happens to my photos?
You can upload JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10MB. Your photos and results are private to your account: they are used only to process the improvement and never to train models.

Improve your image quality now

Upload your photo, use your free credits, and download a sharper version in seconds.

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