Image enhancer
Adjusts brightness, contrast and saturation with live preview — a manual tone control, not an AI upscaler.
By The FreeImageEditor editorial teamLast reviewed How we test
Drop an image here
JPG, PNG, WebP, BMP, AVIF · up to 60 MB · processed on your device
How to use it
- 1Add the image.
- 2Adjust the sliders while watching the preview.
- 3Download.
What this tool does — and does not do
It applies real tonal corrections: brightness, contrast and saturation, computed on your device. That fixes the most common problems with phone photos — flat, underexposed or washed-out results.
It does not add resolution, sharpen a blurred photo, or reconstruct detail with a model. Tools that claim to do that from the browser generally send your image to a server. This one does not, and does not claim capabilities it lacks.
A workable order of adjustments
Set brightness first so the overall exposure is right, then contrast to restore depth, then saturation last and sparingly — pushing saturation hard is what makes an edit look artificial, particularly on skin tones.
Frequently asked questions
- Can it fix a blurry photo?
- No. Motion blur and missed focus destroy information that cannot be recovered by adjusting tone.
- Is it AI-powered?
- No, and it is not described as such. It applies deterministic pixel maths in your browser.