AI Photo Enhancer

Restore blurry and low-quality faces with AI. Bring out eyes, skin and detail in portraits and old family photos.

AI Photo Enhancer

Photo Enhancer
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What the AI Photo Enhancer can do

Restore blurry, low-quality and old faces so people look clear again.

Face restoration

The AI Photo Enhancer finds faces in your photo and rebuilds them with sharper eyes, clearer skin and defined features. It is built for faces rather than scenery.

Old and damaged portraits

Scanned prints from family albums often have soft, grainy faces. The enhancer brings back facial detail so relatives look clearer than in the faded original.

Mild overall upscaling

The whole photo is also enlarged slightly during restoration, so the result is a little bigger. The main improvement, though, is concentrated on the people rather than the background.

One click, no prompt

There is nothing to describe or tune before you start. Upload the photo, click Enhance and the GFPGAN model handles the restoration on its own.

Two credits per photo

Each enhancement costs 2 credits, and the cost is shown before you start. If the job fails, the credits are refunded to your account automatically.

Private by default

Enhanced photos are private and kept in My Creations, which matters for personal family pictures. You can download them again whenever you need another copy.

Ways people use it

Photos where the faces matter most.

Restore family album photos

Scan an old print of grandparents or a wedding and bring the faces back before sharing copies with relatives or printing a memorial photo.

Fix soft phone portraits

Rescue a selfie or group shot that came out slightly out of focus or grainy in low light, so the faces look sharp enough to post.

Revive old profile pictures

Improve a small, compressed headshot copied from an old account or chat app before using it as a profile picture again.

Prepare portraits for print

Enhance faces in a small portrait before framing it or adding it to a photo book, where soft eyes and skin become very noticeable.

How to enhance a photo

Restore faces in three steps.

1

Upload a portrait

Add a JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, AVIF or HEIC file up to 10 MB. Scan old prints flat, or photograph them straight on in even light.

2

Click Enhance

The 2 credit cost is shown first. The AI detects each face and restores it, which usually takes under a minute.

3

Compare and download

Compare the eyes and skin with the original, then download the enhanced photo. A private copy stays in My Creations.

Tips for better restorations

Getting the most out of face restoration.

  • Scan prints instead of re-photographing

    A flat scan avoids glare and distortion. If you must use a phone, shoot straight on in daylight without flash to keep reflections off the print.

  • Use it where people matter

    Landscapes, buildings and documents without people gain little here. For those images, the AI Image Upscaler is the better choice.

  • Colorize after enhancing

    For black-and-white family photos, restore the faces first, then run the result through the AI Photo Colorizer to add natural colors.

  • Check likeness on badly damaged faces

    When a face is tiny or heavily damaged, the AI rebuilds a lot. Compare with the original and keep whichever looks more like the person.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers about restoring faces in photos on Flux.art.

Upload the photo to the AI Photo Enhancer and click Enhance. The AI finds each face and restores eyes, skin and fine detail, then returns a sharper version of the whole photo with no prompt needed.


Each photo costs 2 credits, and you see the cost before starting. If the enhancement fails, the credits are refunded automatically, so you never pay for a result you did not get.


JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, AVIF and HEIC images up to 10 MB are supported. Scans of old prints work well as long as the faces are visible and the image is not too dark.


It uses GFPGAN, a face restoration model. GFPGAN is trained to rebuild facial detail in low-quality images, so it works best on portraits, family snapshots and group photos.


Only slightly. The restoration targets faces, and the rest of the image just gets mild upscaling. For landscapes, products or artwork without people, the AI Image Upscaler gives clearly better results.


Yes, it can sharpen the faces in old black-and-white photos, but it does not add color. To colorize them, run the enhanced photo through the AI Photo Colorizer afterward for a complete restoration.


Yes. You own what you create and may use it commercially under the Terms of Service. You are responsible for having the rights to the photos you upload, especially photos of other people.


Yes. Enhanced photos are private by default and stored in My Creations, where only you can see and download them. They are not shown publicly unless you choose to share them.


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