Image Unblur

Image Unblur is a browser-based tool for improving blurry or low-resolution photos. It accepts JPG, PNG, and WebP files up to 20 MB and returns a JPG in the original aspect ratio. A user chooses the processing model before upload; the job starts after the file passes validation and enough credits are available. The result appears in the page for review and download, without requiring desktop editing software.

The two models serve different purposes. Basic costs one credit per image and is intended for mild to moderate blur, compression artifacts, and photos where recognizable details should remain close to the source. Pro costs three credits and uses generative reconstruction for softer images. That can produce a more defined result, but it can also change facial features, letters, numbers, or textures. For documents, receipts, and other accuracy-sensitive images, keep the original file and compare any enhanced text or figures against a separate reliable source. Neither model can recover a true original from deliberately censored pixels or an image with no discernible detail.

A practical test is to start with the highest-quality original available, try Basic first, and compare the output with the source at the same zoom level. Inspect edges, faces, and small text for halos or invented details. Use Pro only when the extra reconstruction is useful and label the result as enhanced if the changes matter to the audience. Old prints, pet photos, and casual portraits may be good candidates, while evidence or identity checks call for greater caution.

The website offers three free Basic runs without an account. Paid subscriptions add monthly credits. The site says images are kept in private storage and are not used to train its models. This listing describes the product's published workflow, not independent image-quality testing.