Text Deblur

Text Deblur targets a specific and common problem: text that is technically there but too soft, small, or compressed to read comfortably. Instead of running full OCR, it refines contrast and letter edges and upscales supported images so fine strokes and small characters become easier to inspect on screen. The result is a clearer picture, not an extracted text file, and the tool is explicit that AI enhancement may alter character shapes, so important words and numbers should always be checked against the source.

The workflow is deliberately light. You upload a supported static image (JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, BMP, TIFF, HEIC, or HEIF, up to 20 MB), complete a quick human check, and the enhancer processes it without any prompt or account. You can then toggle between Original and Enhanced, zoom into the letters, and download the result. The best inputs are screenshots, notes, documents, labels, and signs where some letter structure is still visible; severe motion blur, distant text, glare, or heavy compression may remain unreadable.

Text Deblur is free to use, with a limit of 20 images per UTC day and no signup. Uploaded images and results use private storage so processing and downloads work, download links expire after 24 hours, and stored files are scheduled for deletion after one day. It is an image enhancement tool rather than a transcription service, and it cannot recover text that was intentionally covered, pixelated, or removed.