Photo EnhancerAI TEXT ENHANCEMENT
Unblur text in screenshots, scanned pages and photos with AI. Compare visible letter strokes, numbers and punctuation, then download a clearer image.
Inspect letters, numbers and punctuation at a matching display size. PNG is recommended for text.
Start with the clearest source you have. Compare the letters before downloading.
Your plan and the source dimensions determine the available output. The cost and exact expected pixels are shown before processing.
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From a shared screenshot to the small print on a label, the detail you need is different. Explore eight text-heavy examples and drag the divider to inspect the same letters before and after processing.
Need to unblur text in a shared screenshot? A meeting time, a room number or a short message should still be readable. Resizing and compression can soften thin letters until they run together. Start with the original screenshot and compare the same line on both sides.
Save text-heavy screenshots as PNG to avoid another round of JPEG compression.
Unblur text in your own imageWhen you unblur text, a larger picture is not automatically easier to read. Look at the same word in your original image and the enhanced result, at a matching display size. Check thin strokes, spaces and punctuation rather than judging only the overall sharpness of the page.
Use the comparison view to inspect the same area on both images. You can also view the result at its native size to examine small characters. Pay particular attention to similar shapes such as O and 0, B and 8, or a decimal point beside a number. A cleaner edge is useful only when it still represents the right character.
To unblur text in a screenshot, begin with the original capture. Screenshots can become difficult to read after resizing or repeated compression. If you still have the original capture, upload that file instead of taking another screenshot of the blurry copy. Choose PNG when saving text-heavy results so you do not add another layer of lossy compression.
Make your screenshot easier to read →
Scanned notes and document images may contain soft letter edges, small punctuation and uneven detail. Compare complete lines after enhancement, including the spaces between words. If a clear PDF or source document is available, exporting it again may give a better result than enhancing a screenshot.
Enhance a document image →
A table can look sharper while a single digit or decimal point remains unclear. Use the before-and-after slider to compare the same cell, then inspect its row and column headings. This comparison is for easier inspection; it does not verify the data.
Inspect the numbers in your image →
Text on packaging, labels and printed notices can be hard to examine in a small photo. Start with a straight, well-lit image and crop to the relevant wording if needed. Enhancement may help with visible strokes, but it cannot reliably reveal text covered by glare or an obstruction.
Enhance a label or menu photo →Upload a JPG, PNG or WebP to unblur text from a screenshot, scan or photo. Use the highest-quality original you have rather than a screenshot of a preview, and finish any cropping first so the processing budget goes toward the wording you actually need.
Before you unblur text, select an available enlargement factor. The tool shows the expected dimensions and required credits before you start. If the image exceeds your plan’s limits, choose a smaller factor, crop the image or review a suitable plan. Your image is not silently reduced to fit.
Watch the processing stages in the preview area. When the result is ready, inspect the letters and numbers, then download your image. Choose PNG for text-heavy material. Downloading the same completed result again does not use extra enhancement credits.
This image text enhancer helps you unblur text by improving the appearance of visible lettering. It does not know the original wording of a damaged image. Severe blur, tiny characters and heavy compression can remove information that a model cannot recover reliably.
Even a result that looks sharper can contain a misleading stroke. Compare important names and numbers with a trusted source. The tool does not remove redactions, reveal hidden text, translate content or turn the image into an editable document — those tasks need separate tools and their own accuracy checks.
Each completed task to unblur text uses 8 credits under this page’s current processing limits, shown before you start. Free credits are shared across eligible tools. Larger image limits and 4× processing depend on your subscription; a credit pack adds balance without changing subscription limits. Compare credit plans for details.
For photographs, moving closer and avoiding reflections can help more than repeatedly processing the same file. If the original page is available, a new scan or export is often the best next step. Do not use an enhanced image as the only source for an important instruction or measurement.
You can unblur text for free when your available allowance covers the displayed cost. The allowance is limited and shared with other eligible tools. If it is exhausted, the tool explains whether you can sign in, use an account balance or wait for an available daily reset. A lifetime allowance limit does not reset each day.
That cannot be guaranteed. The model improves visible image detail, but damaged or ambiguous characters can still look wrong. Compare the original and result, especially for numbers, names and small punctuation. Do not treat a sharper image as proof that every character is correct.
No. You receive an enhanced image, not selectable or editable text. You may use a separate OCR tool afterwards, but check its transcription against the source. Better-looking text does not guarantee error-free recognition.
No. The multiplier describes the output dimensions, not the accuracy of the wording. A larger image can make inspection more comfortable, but it cannot guarantee the recovery of missing character information. Compare the actual result rather than choosing only by size.
You can try an image containing visible handwriting, but results vary with the writing style and the amount of blur. Fine loops and joined strokes can remain ambiguous. Printed text is the initial focus of this tool; review handwriting carefully before relying on the result.
If a task fails before a usable result is delivered, its reserved credits or free allowance are returned through the task recovery process. The tool shows the task status. If a result is delivered but is not useful, use the feedback control to report the problem; that is different from a technical processing failure.
Yes. Choose the option to enhance another image from the result panel. Your previous result remains available according to the site’s storage policy. The next enhancement is a new task with its own displayed credit cost; simply downloading or inspecting the previous result is not.
For a photograph whose overall detail needs attention, use the photo enhancer. If your main goal is a larger image for a display or print layout, explore the image upscaler. For blurry lettering, stay here to compare text details and download a clearer image.