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Motion blur
A moving person or pet can leave directional trails. Start with motion mode when the subject is still recognizable.
KEEP THE MOMENT. RECOVER THE DETAIL.
AI Image Unblur Bring your photos into focus.
Improve soft focus, mild camera shake and motion blur. Upload a photo, compare the details, and keep the result that works for you.
Best for photos that still have recognizable edges and detail.
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UNDERSTAND THE BLUR
Three common reasons a photo looks blurry
Move each slider to see how different kinds of blur affect a photo.
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Camera shake
A handheld photo can lose definition across the frame. Review fine edges when trying standard or motion mode.
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Soft focus
Slightly missed focus can soften eyes, hair and objects. Try lens mode to improve the remaining detail.
AI-generated illustrations of blur types, not measured results from our tool.
A CLOSER LOOK
Less blur. More of the moment.
The expression, the texture, the little things you wanted to remember. Explore where a clearer photo can make a difference.
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Keep the everyday moments
Give a softly captured photo another look. Compare the face, hair and background before saving.
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A clearer photo to share
Inspect the edges and distant details in your travel photos before posting or making an album.
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Bring attention to the details
Review the outline and surface texture of an object without losing sight of its natural appearance.
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Faces that still feel familiar
Look closely at eyes, hair and skin. Choose a result that keeps the person recognizable and natural.
Can this blurry photo be improved?
The amount of detail left in the original matters more than the file size alone.
- Mild camera shake
- Worth a try
- Recognizable outlines give the tool useful information to work with. Check small edges in the result.
- Mild motion blur
- May improve
- Short directional trails may improve. A fast-moving subject can lose detail that cannot be recovered.
- Slightly missed focus
- May improve
- Try lens mode when the subject is still recognizable. Check faces and textures for changes.
- Severe defocus
- Limited detail
- Large blurred areas contain little reliable information. AI can invent details rather than recover the original.
- Small, low-resolution files
- Check the source
- Use the largest original available. Deblurring cannot guarantee an accurate reconstruction of missing pixels.
- Blurry text or documents
- Text tool
- Use the dedicated text workflow for screenshots and scans, and verify every important word or number.Try Unblur Text
For the photos you want to keep
A little more clarity before you share, present or save a memory.
Action and candid photos
Review people, pets and moments caught on the move.
Portraits and group photos
Improve soft detail while checking that faces still look natural.
Product and listing photos
Inspect outlines, materials and details before publishing.
Old photos and scans
Review softness before moving on to damage repair or colorization.
A BETTER STARTING POINT
A few things to do before you upload
Give the tool the best source you have, then judge the result against the original.
Use the original photo or scan
Choose the camera file or original scan in JPG, PNG or WebP. Keep an untouched copy.
Avoid screenshots and repeated compression
Messaging apps and repeated saves can remove detail. Find the original before trying to improve a small copy.
Match the mode to the photo
Start with standard mode, use lens for soft focus, or motion for directional blur. Review the displayed credit cost before processing.
Check faces, text and fine edges
Inspect at normal size and zoom in. Watch for changed features, halos or unnatural textures.
From upload to a clearer photo in three steps
No installation. The choices you need, right in your browser.
Step 1
Upload your photo
Choose or drag in one JPG, PNG or WebP. Up to 20 MiB and 16 MP, subject to the current tool limits.
Step 2
Choose a mode and review credits
Select standard, lens or motion mode. Check the displayed cost, then start AI processing.
Step 3
Compare and download
Slide between the original and result. Export as PNG, JPG or WebP, or continue in the editor.
A clearer photo. What comes next?
Check the result first, then choose only the edits your photo needs.
Compare with the original
Check faces, text, edges and textures. AI can change details, especially when the source is very blurry.
Address visible noise if needed
If grain remains distracting, try the dedicated denoise tool and inspect whether fine texture is preserved.
Explore AI DenoiseMake the final edits
Open the result in the editor to crop, add text or continue editing. AI edits have their own credit cost.
Explore the image editorChoose a format and save
Download as PNG, JPG or WebP. Keep the original as well so you can compare or edit again later.
MORE WAYS TO CARE FOR YOUR PHOTOS
The right tool for the next detail
Explore other photo tools when your image needs more than deblurring.
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Questions about unblurring photos
What kinds of blur can I try to improve?
Try photos with soft focus, mild camera shake or modest motion blur. Results depend on the detail remaining in the original. Use the comparison view to check the result rather than assuming every photo can be recovered.
Can it recover a completely out-of-focus photo?
Severe blur may have removed the information needed for an accurate result. AI can produce plausible new detail, so it cannot guarantee the original face, text or texture will be recovered.
Which image formats and sizes are supported?
Upload one JPG, PNG or WebP at a time, up to 20 MiB and 16 million pixels. The current tool configuration may impose a lower limit. Use an original file instead of a compressed screenshot when possible.
How do I choose between the three processing modes?
Standard is a starting point for general softness. Lens targets missed focus; motion targets directional blur. Choose according to your photo and compare the result, especially around faces and small details.
Does uploading or trying a sample use credits?
Selecting a photo, viewing the examples and loading the sample do not use AI credits. AI processing uses the displayed credit amount. Available trial credits depend on your account and current configuration.
How long does processing take?
Processing time depends on the image, the configured model and service load. The workspace shows the task status. Avoid repeatedly submitting the same photo while a task is still running.
How are my photos kept?
Photos remain private. Guest work belongs to a temporary session; signed-in tasks follow the account retention period. Download any result you want to keep before that period ends.
Can I download the result or keep editing?
After a successful task, compare the original and result, then download in PNG, JPG or WebP. You can also open the result in the image editor to continue working on it.
Unblur my photo
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