Blurry selfies
Rescue a shaky or out-of-focus shot. Eyes, lashes and hair come back into focus without a filtered look.
Bring faces back into focus
Blurry selfies. Pixelated scans. Faces in AI art that came out a little wrong. Sharpen eyes, skin and hair while the person still looks like themselves. Upload one or more photos and enhance every face with the same instructions.
Rescue a shaky or out-of-focus shot. Eyes, lashes and hair come back into focus without a filtered look.
Bring detail back to faces in small prints and low-resolution scans. For scratches and tears, restore the photo first.
Repair uneven eyes, warped teeth and smudged features in AI-generated portraits while keeping the character's look.
Sharpen a favorite photo for a profile, résumé or team page so it holds up at any size.
Clean up faces captured from calls and videos, where compression leaves them soft and blocky.
Every face in the photo is enhanced at once. Very small or turned faces may change less.
Choose selfies, scans or AI images. Every face in each photo is enhanced.
The default keeps each face natural. Describe anything else, such as sharper eyes or a softer finish.
Compare each result with the original, then download them one by one or together in a ZIP.
Face Enhancer sharpens blurry, low-resolution and damaged faces, and repairs faces that AI image generators distorted. Identity comes first, so a face may stay a little soft where the source has too little detail.
Restore a photoYes. Try free, no account needed.
No. It keeps your features, skin tone, age and expression. It sharpens detail rather than beautifying.
Yes. It repairs uneven eyes, warped teeth and blurred features while keeping the character's look.
Yes. Upload one or more photos and add optional instructions for the whole batch. Each photo gets a separate result. Keep this tab open while processing.
Use Restore Photo first to repair the damage, then enhance the faces.
Face Enhancer adds detail to faces. Photo Upscaler makes the whole image larger. You can use both.
JPG, JPEG, PNG and WebP images.