LetsEnhance

Let's Enhance upscales, sharpens, and improves images online, with free access to start and an API for other workflows.

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About LetsEnhance

LetsEnhance is a web tool that upscales, sharpens, enhances and restores images, with image generation, editing and image-to-video options available online and through an API. Users upload a JPG, PNG or WebP file, select a goal such as upscaling, enhancing or sharpening, then download the result in full resolution. It can process up to 20 images at once, upscale up to 512 megapixels or 16x, and states that downloads have no watermark on paid plans.

Key features

  • Upscale resolution up to 512 megapixels or 16x
  • Improve quality, recover detail and fix color and exposure
  • Restore old photos and repair damage
  • Generate images in 2K
  • Process up to 20 images at once
  • Animate still images with Image to Video tool
Best for: People who need larger, sharper or restored versions of photos, scans, product images or AI art for print and web use.
Good for
  • Accepts JPG, PNG and WebP uploads by drag and drop
  • Provides Prime, Gentle and Old Photo modes for different image types
  • Full-resolution downloads with no watermark on paid plans
Watch out for
  • No-watermark downloads are stated only for paid plans
  • Listed upload support is limited to JPG, PNG and WebP

LetsEnhance at a glance

Type
Online tool
Pricing
Not confirmed. Check the site
Platforms
Web
Open source
Not stated
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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LetsEnhance FAQ

How do I enhance an image?
Upload a JPG, PNG or WebP file, choose upscale, enhance or sharpen, then download the full-resolution result.
How large can an upscaled image get?
Up to 512 megapixels, with upscaling up to 16x for print and web sizes.
Which enhancement mode should I use?
Prime is the default for most images; use Gentle for small text or fine details, and Old Photo mode first for old photos.
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