Enhance Image
Enhance photos with AI: sharpen blurry images, reduce noise, fix lighting, and improve overall quality. Try it free with signup credits.
About this tool
Sharper, cleaner photos in one pass
Enhance Image is a quick fix for photos that are a little soft, noisy or badly lit. Pick one of four modes, upload the image, and the AI enhancer returns a cleaned-up version. It is built for everyday pictures: phone shots, screenshots, scans and older downloads that need to look presentable without a full edit.
Each mode sends a different instruction to the image model. General Enhance improves overall sharpness, clarity and color balance. Sharpen focuses on edge definition and blur. Denoise removes grain while keeping detail. Fix Lighting balances shadows and highlights and lifts contrast. You get a full image back, shown beside the original in a slider.
Example


Fix Lighting. The before photo is AI-generated and degraded, standing in for an upload. The result is unedited tool output, November 2026.
Use it for
- Soft phone photos: Sharpen a slightly out-of-focus shot before posting or printing it.
- Low-light pictures: Use Denoise or Fix Lighting on grainy, dim indoor and evening photos.
- Old downloads: Give a compressed image from an old message thread a cleaner look.
How it works
- Choose General Enhance, Sharpen, Denoise or Fix Lighting.
- Upload a PNG, JPG or WebP up to 10MB.
- Click Enhance and compare the result with the original.
- Download the enhanced PNG or save it to your gallery.
1 credit per run. Credits never expire.
Questions
How many credits does Enhance use?
One credit per image, deducted only after the enhancement succeeds. Credits never expire and there is no subscription.
What is the file limit?
PNG, JPG and WebP files up to 10MB. Larger files are rejected before upload.
Which mode should I use?
Start with General Enhance. Switch to Sharpen for blur, Denoise for grain, or Fix Lighting for photos that are too dark or too flat.
Will it increase resolution?
No. Enhance improves quality at the current size. For more pixels, use the Topaz Upscale tool.