Fix a Blurry Photo — Pro, on our server
There are five common causes and they are not interchangeable. Camera shake smears the entire frame in one direction. Subject motion smears one thing while the background stays crisp. A focus miss leaves one plane sharp and another soft, with the softness spreading evenly outward rather than along a line. Too few pixels looks blocky rather than smeared once you zoom in. Compression damage shows as flat patches and mosquito noise clustered around edges and lettering. The Cloud HD enhancer is strong on the last two and on mild versions of the first three; it is not magic on the severe versions, and a page that said otherwise would be selling you a disappointment.
Route the diagnosis to the right page. If everything is uniformly smeared, read unblurring a shaky image for what shutter speed did to the frame. If one plane is crisp and your subject is not, the page on an out-of-focus photo covers depth of field and what recovery is realistic. If the softness came with speckle in the shadows, treat it as noise first and read about removing noise from a photo. Each is the same model with a different honest expectation attached.
The one case where enhancement is the wrong tool entirely. If the file is small — a thumbnail, an old profile picture, an image saved off a web page — the fault is missing pixels, and enhancement returns the pixel count it was given. Send it to the image upscaler instead, which is free and on-device for everyday enlargement and has its own Cloud HD path for a four-times enlargement on our GPU. When both faults are present, clean first and enlarge second, because an upscaler faithfully magnifies whatever it is handed, damage included.
What a Cloud HD run costs you, in runs and in privacy. One enhancement is one general run out of 150 a month on Pro Monthly or 200 on Pro Annual; the allowance resets on the 1st in UTC, does not roll over, and is capped at 30 runs an hour. Prices exclude tax, cancellation is handled by a person at contact@minipx.com rather than a button, and the pricing page spells the rest out. Your photo is uploaded to our server for that run and deleted when the run finishes, and in all cases within 24 hours; it is never used to train anything. Every other tool on MiniPx does its work inside your browser. The result names the model that produced it — RestoreFormer++ at present.