How to use this image tool
- Choose an image from your device.
- Review the decoded file details and adjust the available options.
- Select Auto Enhance, inspect the actual result, then download it.
Improve flat photos with measured levels, contrast, saturation, and mild sharpening. Compare the enhanced JPEG and download it from your browser.
Improve flat photos with measured levels, contrast, saturation, and mild sharpening. Compare the enhanced JPEG and download it from your browser.
Automatic enhancement is a measured tonal adjustment, not face restoration or generative detail.
PNG, JPEG, WebP, and GIF input depends on browser decoding support.
| Limit | Details |
|---|---|
| Pixel safety | Up to 80 megapixels per decoded image |
| Processing | Local browser memory |
No. The selected file is read and processed inside your browser. Closing or resetting the page releases its temporary preview URLs.
Canvas-based exports normally omit EXIF and GPS blocks, so the new file generally contains pixels rather than the original camera metadata.
Yes, for ordinary photos. Very large images can exceed a phone browser's memory, so reduce the source dimensions first if processing stops.
PNG, JPEG, and WebP are the most reliable choices in current browsers. A browser must be able to decode the source before it can be processed.
The browser creates a newly encoded file. Its dimensions, format, quality setting, transparency, and pixel complexity all affect the final byte size.
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Tool | Auto Enhance Image |
| Download | New image file |