Fix Blurry Faces in Photos with AI

How it works

1. 1

   Upload your photo with the blurry face

   Drop your photo into EditThisPic. JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 7MB. This works for motion blur (subject moved during shot), focus blur (camera focused on something else), and low-resolution faces from older phones or cameras. Severely corrupted or highly compressed images have limits.

   Expect: Single portrait with mild to moderate blur: 20-30 seconds. Group photos or severe motion blur: 30-45 seconds and results vary.
2. 2

   Describe what needs fixing

   Type: 'sharpen and restore the blurry face in this photo, improve detail and clarity' or 'fix the out-of-focus face — sharpen the eyes, nose, and mouth area.' For group photos with only one blurry face, describe whose face needs sharpening. No marking needed for single faces — the AI identifies the face automatically.

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   Single blurry portrait sharpen and restore the blurry face in this photo — improve clarity, eye definition, and natural facial detail

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   Motion blur from movement fix the motion blur on this face — the person moved during the shot. Restore sharp natural face detail, especially the eyes and expression

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   Out-of-focus background issue the face in this photo is out of focus — sharpen just the face while keeping the background the same

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   Low-resolution face from old photo restore and enhance the low-resolution blurry face in this old photo — add realistic face detail and clarity without making it look artificial

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   Group photo one blurry face in this group photo, sharpen only the face on the left — they moved during the shot. Keep all other faces unchanged

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   Fix eyes specifically the eyes in this photo are blurry — sharpen just the eye area including the iris, pupil, and eyelashes while keeping the rest of the face natural

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   Preserve while sharpening sharpen the blurry face in this photo but preserve the natural skin texture — avoid over-sharpening that creates a plastic or halo effect

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   Review the sharpness

   Zoom in on the face area to check detail recovery — eye clarity is the most important indicator. Check that sharpening didn't introduce artifacts or over-process the skin texture. A well-fixed face should look naturally sharp, not artificially crisp or textured.