Fix Low Quality Photo

How it works

1. 1

   Upload your low-quality photo

   Upload the photo that needs improving. JPG, PNG, and WebP up to 7MB are accepted. Even heavily degraded small photos can be significantly improved — upload what you have.

   Expect: Straightforward grain and sharpness fixes: 25-35 seconds. Photos with multiple problems (grain, blur, poor color, low light) together: 45-60 seconds.
2. 2

   Describe what makes it look bad

   Tell the AI the specific quality issues: 'it is grainy and blurry, from an old phone camera' or 'the image is muddy — colors are dull, shadows are too heavy, and the detail is soft.' You do not need to mark anything — describing the problems is all the AI needs.

   Tip: Mentioning the source — 'old Android', 'budget camera', 'sent over WhatsApp' — helps the AI recognize the type of degradation and apply the right kind of correction.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Old phone camera — grainy and soft Fix the grain and sharpen the detail — this photo was taken on an old phone camera with a low-quality sensor

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   Compressed upload — detail loss and artifacts Restore the image quality — it was compressed when uploaded and lost sharpness and detail, remove the compression artifacts and improve the definition

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   Dull muddy colors from low-end camera Improve the colors — they look washed out and muddy from a cheap camera sensor. Add some vibrancy without going oversaturated

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   Poorly lit indoor phone photo Fix this indoor phone photo — it is underexposed, grainy, and the shadows are too heavy. Brighten the image and reduce the grain while preserving the natural lighting feel

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   Small image with soft detail This image is low resolution and all the fine details look soft and smeared — sharpen the edges and reconstruct as much detail as possible

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   Family or group photo that looks bad Improve the overall quality of this group photo — fix the grain, brighten the faces, and make the colors look more natural without changing anyone's appearance

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   General quality improvement for printing Improve this photo for printing — it looks low quality on screen. Sharpen the details, fix the exposure, and make the colors more accurate

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3. 3

   Check detail and color

   Review the result focusing on faces, fine details, and the color accuracy. These are the areas most affected by low-quality capture. Use the before/after slider to compare sharpness and tone.

4. 4

   Run a follow-up if needed

   If grain is gone but detail is still soft, or colors improved but are still slightly off, describe what remains in a follow-up. Markers are optional — useful only if you need to protect a specific area from the AI's improvements.

   Tip: For portrait photos: after improving the grain and exposure, a follow-up 'sharpen the eyes and hair detail while keeping skin smooth' often gives the most natural final look.