Pixresolve
AI photo enhancer for quality improvement, restoration, and unblurring.
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What is Pixresolve?
PixResolve is an AI-powered online photo enhancement tool that improves image quality by addressing specific problems like noise, compression artifacts, soft edges, and color casts. Users upload photos, select the visible problem to fix, and receive enhanced results in a single processing step without manual slider adjustments.
Pixresolve pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Free guest trial + free allowance (3 results per 24h); premium operations cost 2-15 Credits per image depending on enhancement type and resolution
Pixresolve pros
- Problem-oriented interface—choose the specific issue (noise, softness, JPEG artifacts) rather than manual controls
- Free tier with guest trial and 3 free results per 24 hours after signup
- No watermarks on enhanced images
- Privacy-first approach—images not used for model training
- Before/after comparison tool to validate results
Pixresolve cons
- Limited free allowance (only 3 results per 24 hours) before requiring Credits
- Cannot reconstruct missing faces or guarantee recovered identity detail; requires usable source structure
- Strong image damage may still produce artificial texture; results vary with source quality
- Credit-based payment for premium goals (Overall Quality: 10 Credits; Specialist Enhance: 15 Credits)
Frequently asked questions about Pixresolve
Is AI image enhancement free?
Guest trial covers one eligible result up to 2 MP. After signup, free allowance includes Quick Enhance and Standard Resolution. Overall Quality costs 10 Credits; Specialist Enhance costs 15 Credits.
Are my images used for AI training?
No. PixResolve does not use customer images to train its models; images are used only to perform the selected operation.
What is the maximum image size?
File size limit is 20 MiB. The tool supports 2K, 4K, and 8K resolution targets while preserving source proportions.
Can I enhance old or scanned photos?
Yes, when the scan contains useful structure. Restore Old Photo removes dust and scratches but may also remove fine detail, so comparison is recommended.