Fix pixelated image blocks and jagged edges in one click

Usually one of two things: a small image shown or printed bigger than it really is, or a JPEG that was saved and re-shared many times until it broke into blocks. Both lose detail that sharpening alone cannot bring back.

Yes, to try. Standard (4 credits) is free: one photo a day without an account, or up to 2 photos a day with Google sign-in. Free results are JPGs up to 2048 px with a small watermark.

Start with Standard (4 credits): it sharpens, cleans compression blocks and doubles the size. Pro (6 credits) keeps finer texture and more natural color, which helps portraits and fabric.

No. When an area was deliberately pixelated, the detail underneath is gone from the file, so any result would be a guess and not the original. The same goes for any picture whose detail was never captured.

A 100 px thumbnail holds very little to work from. The result is cleaner and smoother, but it cannot become a sharp large photo. Start from the biggest copy of the file you can find.

You can try one photo a day without an account. Signed in with Google, you get 10 free credits every day for Standard runs, up to 2 photos. Free results are JPGs up to 2048 px with a small watermark; credit packs and Pro give full-size results without a watermark and unlock every model.

They are used only to run your edit. Files without an account are deleted after 24 hours; signed-in history keeps them for 7 days, then they are deleted.