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Unblur images

Choose light, moderate, or strong blur presets for portraits, pets, and street photos.

Open the tool

Unblur targets soft contours, focus blur, and motion blur. Its preset emphasizes recognizable edges and natural texture. Unlike overall enhancement, this page includes a blur-level setting.

Choose a blur level

LevelSource characteristicsDetails to inspect
LightRecognizable subject with slightly soft edgesEyes, hair, cup rims
ModerateMotion or focus blur blends fine detailsPet eyes, fur, collar edges
StrongBuilding and object outlines remain visible but fine texture is missingWindow frames, facade edges, street structure

Upload and settings

  1. Upload one JPG, PNG, or WebP image, up to 10 MB in HD redraw mode. Alternatively, click “Use this sample” below a case to load its source image into the workspace.
  2. Keep HD redraw selected. The page supplies its task preset automatically; no separate prompt is required.
  3. Choose 2K or 4K output and medium or high quality. Keep the default Auto aspect ratio to retain the original composition.
  4. Check the estimated credits on the button, sign in, and generate. When processing finishes, inspect and download the result.

HD redraw uses GPT Image 2.5. Estimated credits depend on quality, output size, and the current model price; use the value shown on the generation button. Uploading or loading a sample does not start paid generation automatically.

Reading the comparison

Compare the whole composition first, then inspect matching details at a larger scale. Landing-page cases are AI-generated illustrations of the preset's intended effect. Your uploaded image is processed separately; these cases are not measured model benchmarks.

Choose the level based on your source before generating. Loading a portrait, pet, or street sample also selects its corresponding level.

A practical workflow

  1. Decide whether the main issue is mild softness, movement, or substantial focus blur.
  2. Select the matching level. Start with medium quality and 2K output for an initial pass.
  3. Compare subject contours and texture before deciding whether a larger output is useful.

Common questions

Should I sharpen or enhance overall quality?

Use this page for blurred contours. For recognizable subjects with poor lighting, color, or compression, use image enhancement.

Why are details still subtle with strong blur selected?

The preset works from recognizable source structure. Try an original retaining more information, or crop the subject you want to process before uploading.

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