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AI Image Unblur

Use a reference photo to generate a clearer version of a soft image. Guide the details you want to preserve and review reconstructed edges.

Advanced settings

Reference-guided generation may alter fine details. Review the output before publishing.

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Adult in a navy top with soft side light from a windowExample

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Clarify a soft image while preserving the framing

Choose a photo where the subject is visible. Describe the detail you want recovered, such as eyes or a fabric edge. The result may reconstruct detail that was indistinct in the source.

When this helps

A soft portrait can be easier to view after reconstruction, but a crop with unreadable text is a poor source for recovering the exact letters.

Examples

Adult in a navy top with soft side light from a window
Review the eyes and outline after recovering a soft portrait.
Close-up of copper-colored hair strands
Check how the strands were interpreted where the original was soft.

Example

Bring the dog’s eyes and nose into clearer focus while preserving the soft background.

How to use it

  1. Choose the clearest source or frame you have.
  2. Name the blurred detail, such as the eyes or edge of a jacket.
  3. Compare the restored structure with the source and inspect any reconstructed text.

Settings & limits

Source photo
JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB
Target
Soft focus or motion blur
Output
A newly rendered interpretation

Questions about AI Image Unblur

Can it recover unreadable words exactly?

No. The model can infer plausible letters, so verify against another source when the spelling matters.

Which source should I upload if I have several shots?

Start with the frame where important details are least blurred and the subject is fully visible.

How do I tell soft focus from motion blur?

Soft focus reduces edge definition broadly. Motion blur often leaves a streak in the direction of movement. Describe the defect you see.

Which parts of a portrait should I review after unblurring?

Compare eyes, nose and hairline at the same zoom. If the restored image changes a distinctive feature, prefer a sharper source frame for that part.