Photo Enhancer
Make dull or dark photos look their best in one click.
- Files never leave your device
- 100% free
- No sign-up
- No watermark
- AI runs on your device
or drag & drop pictures here — or paste with Ctrl+V
How to enhance a photo
- Select, drop or paste one or more photos.
- Pick a style such as Auto, Portrait, Low light or Old photo, and adjust the sliders while you compare before and after.
- Tick the AI resolution boost if you like, then click Enhance and download.
About Photo Enhancer
Turn ordinary photos into great ones. The enhancer analyses each picture and corrects levels, colour casts and exposure, opens up shadows, recovers bright skies, brings out detail and makes colours livelier — in one click, with a before / after slider.
Choose a style for portraits, landscapes, dark indoor shots, old faded prints or scanned documents, and fine-tune every setting. For small or old photos, double the resolution with AI. Enhance a whole folder at once; your photos never leave your device.
Good for
- Rescuing dark, dull or yellowish phone photos
- Restoring scanned old family photos
- Making product and property photos look professional
Tip: For old prints, use the “Old / faded photo” style, then try the Photo Colorizer on black-and-white pictures.
Frequently asked questions
What does the enhancer fix?
Flat or dull pictures (auto levels), yellow or blue colour casts (white balance), dark shadows and bright skies, low contrast, weak colours, noise and softness.
What does “Double the resolution with AI” do?
It enlarges the enhanced photo 2× with the Real-ESRGAN model, adding real detail — handy for small or old photos you want to print.
Are my original photos changed?
No. You download new copies; the originals stay as they are. The JPG camera information (EXIF) is kept.
Are my pictures uploaded to a server?
No. The AI runs in your browser on your own device. Only the AI model itself is downloaded the first time; your pictures never leave your device.
Will it make a blurry photo sharp?
It improves sharpness and detail, but it can't recover detail that was never captured. For badly out-of-focus photos, try the Unblur Image tool.