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Remove image noise and grain.

Clean up low-light speckle and coloured sensor noise while protecting stronger edges, hair, fabric and product texture from becoming plastic.

Workflow: remove distracting noise first, then use a small amount of sharpening if the cleaned image feels soft.

Private by design: your image stays local.

Useful to know

Four things worth knowing.

What it is

It turns colour into a number.

Low-light grain, high-ISO speckle and colour noise that distract from the photo.

Where it stops

Passing is not the whole design.

Removing every trace of texture can make skin, hair and fabric look waxy.

Check it at real size.

Zoom into skin, hair and fabric before you download. Keep useful texture even if a little noise remains.

Treat the number as a floor.

Denoise first. Add only a small amount of sharpening afterwards if the result feels soft.