AI unpixelating
Unpixelate Image Free — Sharpen Pixelated Photos Online
JPG, PNG or WEBP · up to 10 MB · free credit on sign-up, no credit card required
BeforeAfterDrag to compare — real model output, not a mockup
Drop your image here
or click to choose a file
JPG · PNG · WEBP · up to 10 MB — only upload images you own or have the right to use.
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- Reconstructs edges and textures as an estimate
- Failed jobs do not use credits.
Illustrative figures. AI estimates detail, not a factual restore.
Before you upload
Is your image pixelated or just blurry?
Pixelated — you see square blocks or a mosaic pattern
Usually caused by upscaling, heavy compression or a low-resolution screenshot. This is what the tool is built for.

Blurry — edges look soft or smeared, with no block structure
Usually caused by motion or missed focus. This is a different problem, and results here will be more limited.
This tool is built for pixelation. For soft, out-of-focus photos, results will be more limited.
Scenarios
What you can unpixelate
Old and scanned photos
Blocky, low-resolution scans often sharpen noticeably. Very small or damaged originals may improve only slightly.
Screenshots and screen captures
Compression artifacts and upscaled interface edges are reconstructed as an estimate.
E-commerce product images
Over-upscaled catalogue shots get cleaner edges and a smoother surface.
Social media images and thumbnails
Heavily re-compressed thumbnails come back with a more natural texture.
Pixel art and 8-bit images
Useful for repairing compression damage. It will not redesign or change the art style.
Document and ID scans
May improve legibility on blocky scans. Results vary, and no forensic or text-recovery guarantee is provided.
Pixelated faces
Faces in low-resolution images are reconstructed as a plausible estimate, not an identification.
See it on a real file
Drag each slider to compare a low-resolution source with the estimated result.
BeforeAfterRescue over-compressed phone photos and turn them into crisp, share-ready posts that hold up at any size.
4 MP output1 credit
BeforeAfterLift heavy blocking off a face and get a smoother, more natural-looking portrait — clearer memories of the people who matter.
4 MP output1 credit
BeforeAfterBring low-res game captures back to life — sharper HUD text, textures and scenery so your best moments stay worth sharing.
4 MP output1 credit
BeforeAfterRestore faded, scanned family photos to high resolution — keep the moment just as warm, but sharp enough to frame and pass on.
4 MP output1 credit
How it works
How AI unpixelating works
Upload your image
Choose a JPG, PNG or WEBP file up to 10 MB.
The AI reconstructs blocky detail
The model estimates edges and texture where the blocks are, instead of only sharpening contrast.
Download your result
Compare before and after, then download. Quick costs 1 credit, Standard 2, and HD (Topaz, up to 24MP) costs 8.
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Comparison
AI unpixelating vs. manual sharpening
| AI unpixelating | Manual sharpening | |
|---|---|---|
| Time | Under a minute | 10–30 minutes |
| Skill required | None | Intermediate to advanced |
| Cost | Free to start | Subscription software |
| What it does | Reconstructs edges and textures as an estimate | Sharpens contrast without adding detail |
| Works on mobile | Yes | Limited |
Pricing
Credits and pricing
Basic
For occasional images
US$7.92/month
Billed US$95.04 yearly
- 320 credits every month, refreshed automatically
- Quick and Standard with free detail enhancement
- Credits reset each period, never roll over
- Cancel anytime
Pro
For regular work that needs real reconstruction
US$15.92/month
Billed US$191.04 yearly
- 700 credits every month, refreshed automatically
- Topaz-powered HD reconstruction, up to 24 MP
- Quick and Standard with free detail enhancement
- Credits reset each period, never roll over
Max
For heavy daily use, best per-image rate
US$31.92/month
Billed US$383.04 yearly
- 1600 credits every month, refreshed automatically
- Topaz-powered HD reconstruction, up to 24 MP
- Best per-image rate we offer
- Credits reset each period, never roll over
One-time credit packs
No subscription, no commitment — a pack tops up credits and stays valid for three to six months. HD processing stays a subscription feature.
Hobby
A few images, no commitment
US$6.90
one-time payment
150 credits · ≈ 75 images
- ≈ 75 images at Standard or HD quality
- Valid for 3 months
- No subscription required
Value
The best pack rate at 8 MP
US$12.90
one-time payment
300 credits · ≈ 150 images
- ≈ 150 images at Standard or HD quality
- Valid for 3 months
- No subscription required
Pro Pack
Half a year of credits, pay once
US$19.90
one-time payment
500 credits · ≈ 250 images
- ≈ 250 images at Standard or HD quality
- Valid for 6 months
- No subscription required
Max Pack
The most credits, pay once
US$29.90
one-time payment
800 credits · ≈ 400 images
- ≈ 400 images at Standard or HD quality
- Valid for 6 months
- No subscription required
Credits are spent by output size: 1 credit for a Quick 4MP result, 2 for Standard at 8MP (detail enhancement is free), and 8 for HD — Topaz reconstruction up to 24MP, included with Pro and Max. Failed, timed-out or rejected jobs are refunded in full. Subscription credits are valid for the current billing period and do not roll over; pack credits expire at the end of their validity window.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is unpixelating an image free?
Yes. New accounts get 2 free credits that stay valid for 7 days, and no credit card is required to start. Subscriptions start at US$9.90/month.
Do I need to create an account?
Yes. You sign in with a Google account so your free credit and any purchased credits are attached to you. Signing in is free and no credit card is required.
What file types and sizes are supported?
JPG, PNG and WEBP, up to 10 MB. Quick returns a 4MP image, Standard returns 8MP, and HD — powered by Topaz — reconstructs up to 24MP for real, with face enhancement included.
What is the difference between a pixelated and a blurry image?
Pixelated images show visible square blocks or a mosaic pattern, usually from upscaling, heavy compression or low-resolution screenshots. Blurry images look soft or smeared with no block structure, usually from motion or focus. The two need different fixes.
Can it recover text, faces or details that were blurred or censored?
No. The AI produces a plausible reconstruction of detail; it does not recover information that is genuinely missing, obscured, deleted or censored. Do not use the output as evidence of what an image originally contained.
Does it work on old photos?
It can improve blocky, low-resolution scans and heavily compressed photos. Severely damaged or very small originals may see limited improvement.
What happens to my images?
Uploaded images and results are kept for a maximum of 14 days and then automatically deleted. Images are sent to our AI provider for processing. See our Privacy Policy for details.
Can I get a refund?
Yes — first subscriptions can be refunded within 14 days if no credits were used in that period. See our Refund Policy for the full terms.
More questions? See the frequently asked questions page.




