Clarpex

Clarpex tackles the most common reasons a photo looks bad: blur, low resolution, pixelation, sensor noise and physical damage on old prints. Rather than boosting edge contrast like a classic sharpening filter, its models reconstruct missing fine detail and then clean up the edges, which is why small photos can be enlarged substantially and still look sharp instead of soft.

The workflow is deliberately short. You drag in a JPG, PNG or WebP (up to 20 MB and 40 megapixels per file, larger images are scaled automatically), pick between Standard and Pro processing, and see the credit cost before anything runs. A drag slider compares the enhanced result against your original, so you can judge whether faces or fine textures shifted before you download.

Beyond the core enhancer, Clarpex offers a growing suite of single-purpose tools — sharpen, unblur, unblur text, unpixelate, upscale, HD conversion, old-photo restoration, colorize, glare removal, watermark and text removal, person removal, background swap and an AI image humanizer. It is aimed at practical, everyday photos: portraits and profile pictures, product shots for online stores, scans from family albums and travel images that were shot in bad light.