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Unblur images and sharpen blurry photos

Bring clearer edges and more natural texture to a blurry photo. Choose light, moderate or strong blur so the clear-up preset matches your source image.

Sharpen recognizable edges and textures while preserving faces, colors and composition.

Enhanced illustration: Slightly missed portrait focus: face and hair
Original: Slightly missed portrait focus: face and hair
Slightly missed portrait focus: face and hair↔ Drag to compare

Both the source and enhanced images below are AI-generated illustrations of the intended effect, not GPT Image 2.5 benchmark results.

Choose a blur level and sharpen your photo

Upload your image or load an example below. This page’s enhancement preset is already selected.

Match the clear-up preset to your source blur

Use light blur for a slightly soft photo, moderate blur for visibly softened edges, and strong blur for a source with little readable detail. Each level changes the reconstruction instructions. Compare facial features, small text and repeated patterns in the workspace.

Light: slightly soft detail

The subject and face are readable; subtle sharpening and minimal reconstruction are appropriate.

Moderate: visibly soft edges

Outlines remain recognizable but hair and fabric blend together; focus on recovering visible structure.

Strong: little detail remains

Use conservative reconstruction when major structures remain recognizable, without inventing fine text or facial features.

Portraits, pets and streets: different kinds of blur

Explore the intended changes at both image and detail level, then load a source image to try the preset.

Both the source and enhanced images below are AI-generated illustrations of the intended effect, not GPT Image 2.5 benchmark results.

Enhanced illustration: Slightly missed portrait focus: face and hair
Original: Slightly missed portrait focus: face and hair
Slightly missed portrait focus: face and hair↔ Drag to compare

Light blur

Slightly missed portrait focus: face and hair

The garden portrait has soft eyes and hair, with recognizable identity and expression. Focus on eye edges, curls and stubble while retaining natural skin and light.

What the preset asks for

Apply light sharpening; keep identity, expression and linen texture without beauty retouching.

Enhanced illustration: Pet motion blur: eyes and fur
Original: Pet motion blur: eyes and fur
Pet motion blur: eyes and fur↔ Drag to compare

Moderate blur

Pet motion blur: eyes and fur

A running retriever can pick up motion blur. Compare eyes, nose, ears and paw outlines as well as fur, retaining the pose and anatomy.

What the preset asks for

Refine recognizable motion-softened edges; keep the running pose, blue collar and natural fur.

Enhanced illustration: Defocused street: architecture and evening light
Original: Defocused street: architecture and evening light
Defocused street: architecture and evening light↔ Drag to compare

Strong blur

Defocused street: architecture and evening light

Blur hides window frames, iron balconies and cobblestone patterns in the rainy street. Compare edges and repeated structures, preserving perspective, amber light and the blue-hour sky.

What the preset asks for

Recover clarity from recognizable architecture; keep perspective and lighting without adding signage text.

Look closer at the details

These close-ups use the same comparison images. Move the slider to examine texture, edges and color.

Enhanced illustration: Eyes, curls and stubble
Original: Eyes, curls and stubble
Eyes, curls and stubble↔ Drag to compare
Enhanced illustration: Pet eyes and fur edges
Original: Pet eyes and fur edges
Pet eyes and fur edges↔ Drag to compare
Enhanced illustration: Doorway and architectural lines
Original: Doorway and architectural lines
Doorway and architectural lines↔ Drag to compare

Get your images ready for their next use

Slightly missed focus

For everyday portraits with a clear subject and soft detail.

Action and pet photos

Refine soft subject edges in candid action shots while retaining pose and expression.

Travel and architecture

Compare changes around windows, railings and repeated structures in defocused scenes.

How to enhance an image

  1. Upload your original

    Choose a JPG, PNG, or WebP image. Start with the original file rather than a screenshot of a screenshot.

  2. Choose quality and output size

    The task preset is selected for you. Choose medium or high quality and 2K or 4K output. Leave the ratio on auto to keep the original proportions.

  3. Compare and download

    Generate one image, drag the comparison slider to inspect details, then download the version you want.

Enhance detail or increase image size?

Smart upscale

Use the separate 2× or 4× workflow when your main goal is a larger image.

AI image upscaler

Frequently asked questions

Can I sharpen an image without changing its look?

The clear-up preset asks the model to preserve the subject, composition and colors. Start with light blur for a soft but recognizable photo. Strong blur uses more reconstruction, so it is better suited to images whose visible structure is still clear.

How do I choose the blur level?

Zoom into eyes or object edges. Choose light for slightly soft detail, moderate for recognizable outlines with blended texture, and strong when only major structures remain.

Can unblurring recover every missing detail?

No. More blur means less source information. Light blur suits natural sharpening; strong blur involves reconstruction and can produce detail different from the original.

Which model powers the enhancement preset?

HD redraw uses GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst. The smart-upscale tab provides a separate 2× or 4× enlargement workflow.

Is image enhancement free?

GPT Image 2.5 redraw requires sign-in and credits. The workspace shows the cost for your selected quality and resolution. Smart upscale has its own daily guest allowance and pricing.

Which image formats can I upload?

Upload JPG, PNG or WebP. Original files usually retain more detail than chat thumbnails or screenshots.

How do I compare and download the result?

After generation, the workspace shows your source and result. Drag the slider to compare matching areas, then save the output with the download button.

Does loading an example spend credits?

No. Loading an example places its source image in the workspace and selects the preset. A processing task starts only when you click Generate. The displayed comparisons are AI-generated illustrations.

Try it with your own image

Choose an image, compare the generated result and download the version you prefer.

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