Enhance a face in a photo
Have a photo with an indistinct face? Adjust the enhancement strength, compare the result with the original, and save the version you want to keep.
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Have a photo with an indistinct face? Adjust the enhancement strength, compare the result with the original, and save the version you want to keep.
How It Works
How to enhance your photo
1. Upload one photo
Choose a JPG, JPEG, PNG or WebP file up to 25 MB. Use the clearest source you have and keep the original for comparison.
2. Choose the enhancement strength
Set Enhancement Strength between 0.1 and 1.0. The default is 0.8; use it as a starting point, then click Process.
3. Compare the face before downloading
Look at the eyes, mouth, skin texture and expression beside the original photo. If the result no longer looks like the person, do not keep it just because it appears sharper. You can try a lower Enhancement Strength, reviewing the credit charge before another run. Use Download to save the PNG you want to keep.
Added detail is an interpretation
Enhancement cannot prove what an indistinct feature originally looked like. Do not use a sharpened face as evidence of a person’s appearance or assume the tool preserves identity exactly.
Common questions
No. This tool accepts one image at a time.
No. Enhancement may create plausible detail where the original is unclear. Compare the result with the source, particularly eyes, teeth, skin texture, and identifying features. Keep the original when faithful documentation matters.
Inspect the downloaded image at the intended print size. Look for artificial skin texture, uneven eyes, and overly sharp edges. A result that looks convincing in a small preview can look different when enlarged.
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