Yes, generated details can change how a person looks. Use a clearer source when possible and reject results that alter identity or expression.
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Explore the dealsUse AI Face Enhancer to improve clarity in soft or low-resolution portraits.
Upload a portrait you have permission to edit, optionally name the face to focus on and review the credit estimate. Compare eyes, teeth and facial features after generation.
Blurry or soft faces gain natural definition around the eyes, brows, lips and hairline. Catchlights, individual lashes and the rim of the iris are what make a face read as in focus, and that is where the difference shows most.
Enhancement can reinterpret facial features. Compare shape, expression, makeup and permanent marks with the original before accepting the result.
Only process photos of yourself or of people who agreed to it.
The source guides the edit, but AI can change fine details. Compare faces, text and important features with the original.
Improve faces from small thumbnails or heavily cropped images, such as a single person cut from a wider shot.
Clarify small faces in the background of a group shot, either everyone or only the person you name.
Make faces in scanned prints and faded snapshots easier to see once the physical damage has been repaired with Photo Restoration.
Clean up faces in frames you captured yourself, where motion and compression softened the features.
Improve faces in screenshots of your own calls, where small webcams and poor room light leave features soft.
Recover definition lost to the small lenses and heavy smoothing of front-facing phone cameras in dim rooms.
Clarify faces in treasured family photos, including relatives who appear in only a handful of pictures.
Improve your own profile photo for work sites when the best expression happened to come out soft.
Prepare selfies and portraits for posting, checking that important facial details still match the original.
Rescue soft faces in client photos you are hired to edit, such as guests caught slightly out of focus or faces at the edge of a wide frame.
Add a photo you have the right to edit.
Optionally say which face to focus on, or leave the box empty.
Start the task and download the enhanced photo.
Faces that fill more of the frame give the most reliable results.
Name the person to focus on in the details box when there are several faces.
Fix heavy blur, grain or scratches with the matching tool first, then enhance faces as the final step. Enhancing a face that is still scratched or grainy can sharpen the damage along with the features.
Compare eyes, teeth and jewelry with the original at full size, since these small details are the most likely to be reconstructed rather than recovered.
Only upload photos of yourself or of people who agreed to it.
Yes, generated details can change how a person looks. Use a clearer source when possible and reject results that alter identity or expression.
Yes. It can clarify faces in scanned prints and the small faces at the back of a group shot. The larger a face is in the frame, the more reliable the result, so crop tightly when only one person matters. Faces turned far to the side or partly covered by hands or hair are harder and may improve less.
Only if you have that person’s permission to edit their photo.
Use face enhancement for softness or low resolution. Use portrait retouching for shine, temporary blemishes or uneven tone in an already clear photo. Compare each result before continuing.
Not reliably. When a face is little more than a smudge, there is too little information to rebuild it faithfully, and the output may look sharp while resembling someone else. Treat such results as a clearer impression of the moment and never use them to identify a person. Heavily compressed faces behave the same way, even when the image itself is large.
It uses pay-as-you-go credits. The price is shown next to the Generate button before you start.
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