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Sharpen a blurry image.

Bring back clearer-looking edges in a slightly soft photo without turning skin, hair or bright outlines into crunchy sharpening artefacts.

Choose an imagePick a JPG, PNG or WebPBest for slightly soft photos, resized artwork, product shots and text that needs a little more edge clarity.

Sharpen strength38%How strongly existing edge detail is boosted.Detail radius1.4pxSmall radius suits hair/text; larger radius affects broader detail.

Protect smooth areas8Raise for faces and skies so noise and skin texture are not sharpened unnecessarily.Avoid halos55%Limits bright or dark outlines around strong edges.

Export formatJPEGJPG quality94%

Tip: denoise first if the source is grainy, then sharpen lightly. Severe motion blur or missed focus cannot be genuinely reconstructed.

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Useful to know

Four things worth knowing.

What it is

Visible data ≠ hidden data.

Slight softness from resizing, compression or a mildly missed focus point.

Where it stops

Privacy has two layers.

Sharpening strengthens edges; it cannot truly repair heavy motion blur or a badly out-of-focus photo.

Check the whole shareable copy.

Watch hair, text and high-contrast edges. Bright or dark halos mean the sharpening is too strong.

Export, do not overwrite.

Portraits usually need less strength than text, products or graphics.

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