Face models know what eyes, lashes and lips should look like — and rebuild them where your camera missed focus.
Faces are the first thing people look at, so a soft face ruins an otherwise good photo. General sharpening only adds edge contrast; it cannot create the missing detail.
CodeFormer and GFPGAN are trained specifically on faces. They reconstruct eyes, teeth and hair while balancing fidelity to the original person.
Upload the photo: Group photos are fine — every detected face is restored.
Use CodeFormer: 1 credit; the best balance of sharpness and identity.
Check closely: Zoom into the faces on the comparison slider.
Eyes and teeth rebuilt: The details that make faces look sharp.
Identity kept: Tuned to look like the same person.
Groups supported: Restores all faces in the frame.
Can it fix motion blur? Moderate motion blur on faces improves well. Heavy blur of the whole scene is harder.
Does it change the background? Faces get the strongest restoration; the background is enhanced more gently.
Is it good for selfies? Yes, especially low-light front-camera selfies.
Is it free to try? Yes. Signed-in accounts get 10 free credits every day, and new users can try Pro free for 7 days — cancel anytime. No watermark on any plan.