AI Photo Enhancer by Pictura Reviews

Super fast on my M1 Max chip, since it works with Apple's neural engine. Tried a few sub-800px images and it upscaled the lines and art superbly. Worth a try for those looking to upscale lower resolution photo / art material.

I was playing around with AIPhotoEnhancer and couldn't see much difference between the before and after until I starting scaling up the images for printing. That's where you see the true magic of this tool.

Have not used yet but look forward to it

When you pick different multiple pictures not all are uploaded. It could be the case that the same picture uploads twice. Weird

The performance is very slow, have to wait like 10 mins for a picture to be enhanced. Intel Mac

phenominal results with this. Great work by the developer.

Cannot pick an image. Images open but the previous window opens again when the desired image is clicked instead of the photo opening.

Excellent

After going through the procedure it crashes every time.

Not worth the hassle and potential risk .

I did about 5 different pictures and there was no difference whatsoever. None. What’s the point?

The enhanced photo looks like there is no difference

Can’t do the job on 15 Pro Max.

Seems to only do one, maybe two things - enhance single or bulk images. It is handy for quick upscaling on simple graphics; not always perfect, but it works when you need a quick sharpening of an image. 'Enhancing' often leaves an artificial 'AI' gloss to images. Sometimes looks good; other times, it starts warping images.

This is a fabulous product. Fast efficient, and high quality results every time.

This is an awsome app. It did not get get my fifth star because it is not worth $30.00.

AIPhotoEnhancer is awesome!

WoW!

I wish AIPhotoEnhancer had more features to improve the photographs and not merely just upscale them. Things like exposure correction or sharpness would be helpful additions. The ability to enhance images in a few key areas could make AIPhotoEnhancer more useful for editing pictures without having to use separate photo editing software. While upscaling is useful, additional tuning options would allow users to get pictures looking their best before sharing or printing. More image adjustment tools would benefit both amateur photographers looking for easy fixes as well as more advanced users.

If you want an even more blurry image? Get this! I accidentally paid $15 and regret it.

Compared to Gigapixel AI, this upscale tool is absolutely terrible. It doesn't make text crisp, faces become horrifying halloween masks, and it actually reduces detail more than it adds (and this is regardless of the upscaler model chosen).

It basically seems like they're using a simple sharpening algorithm rather than any sigificant AI contribution.

As a bonus, it seems to get the original image dimensions incorrect in the comparison mode. My original image was 140 pixels wide, but this tool said it was 256 (perhaps it's rounding up to the nearest base-2 exponent).