HD Image Enhancer
Free AI image quality enhancer that sharpens and upscales photos
About HD Image Enhancer
HD Image Enhancer is a browser-based AI tool for improving picture quality. It sharpens blurry photos, cleans up JPEG artifacts and noise in scans and screenshots, and upscales low-resolution images to 4K on the free allowance. You upload a photo, the model rebuilds lost edges and predicts the missing pixels rather than stretching the existing ones, and you compare the before and after side by side before downloading. A companion HD Image Converter outputs fixed 1080p, 2K or 4K sizes.
The free allowance is the main reason to try it: 30 credits a day with no account, at 4 credits per image, which works out to about seven enhanced images a day, resetting at midnight UTC. Paid plans unlock 8K output (with a 16K maximum), batch processing and faster processing, but the site does not publish their prices anywhere, and its /pricing page returns a 404. The domain is young, so treat it as a useful free utility first. It accepts JPG, PNG, WEBP and HEIC files up to 25 MB, so phone photos work without converting them.
Drag a photo onto the page or click to browse - files up to 25 MB, in JPG, PNG, WEBP or HEIC. Pick a scene mode that matches the image: General, Portrait, Object, Scenery, Pets or Text. The mode tells the model what kind of detail to protect, such as facial features in a portrait or letter shapes in a screenshot. The AI analyses the image, rebuilds edges and removes compression artifacts, and shows a preview you can compare with the original. When it looks right, download the result as PNG, JPG or WEBP at the highest resolution your allowance permits: up to 4K free, and 8K or more on a paid plan.
- •Deblurring - rebuilds edge detail lost to camera shake, missed focus or compression, so hair, fabric and text come back sharper.
- •Upscaling - increases resolution up to 4K for free and up to 8K on paid plans, with a 16K maximum, by predicting missing pixels instead of interpolating.
- •Artifact and noise cleanup - reduces JPEG blocking, banding and scanning noise in old scans, screenshots and downloaded images.
- •Scene modes - General, Portrait, Object, Scenery, Pets and Text modes tune the enhancement to the subject.
- •Wide format support - JPG, PNG, WEBP and HEIC input up to 25 MB, with PNG, JPG or WEBP output.
- •Batch enhancement - several images with the same settings, on paid plans.
It suits anyone with a photo that is too soft, too small or too compressed to use: a seller whose product shots look blurry on a listing, someone restoring an old scanned family photo, a person who needs a clearer screenshot for a document, or anyone preparing an image for print who needs more pixels than the source has. Because the free allowance needs no account and resets daily, it works well for occasional fixes. People who need 8K output or batch processing will need a paid plan, and should expect to see its price only inside the product, since none is published on the site.
