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AI Photo Enhancer review

#7 of 26 in AI Photo Enhancer Software

A restoration-focused editor with broad repair tools and 32 MP upscaling.

8.6/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

AI Photo Enhancer is a photo restoration and enhancement product for personal, portrait, product, real-estate, and archival images. Its tools cover faded or damaged photo restoration, scratch and tear repair, crease and stain removal, black-and-white colorization, denoising, sharpening, face enhancement, face retouching, and upscaling. It is available through the web, iOS, and macOS, with living-photo clip creation adding a short-form motion option. The product is best suited to people who want one workspace for repairing older images and improving faces, detail, and resolution.

Pricing is organized into three paid monthly plans. Starter costs $15 per month and includes every restoration and enhancement tool, upscaling, living-photo clips, and 1,000 credits refreshed monthly. Pro costs $30 per month and includes the same tool set, about 625 Standard or 200 Pro passes, and 2,500 refreshed credits. Studio costs $50 per month, adds headroom for Max quality and video, and provides 5,000 refreshed credits. New accounts receive four free credits, while the published plans are paid monthly. The main buying consideration is therefore recurring cost relative to the amount and quality of processing required.

Its strongest distinction is breadth within restoration rather than a narrow single-purpose enhancer. Users can chain multiple treatments on the same photo, which suits images that need several corrective steps, and the 32 MP output ceiling supports more substantial enlargement work. A library helps retain results, while living-photo clips extend the product beyond still-image repair. Choose it for restoration projects that may involve damage repair, colorization, facial improvement, and upscaling together. A different tool may be a better fit for buyers who need a non-subscription workflow, processing beyond 32 MP, or broader video editing rather than photo restoration.

AI Photo Enhancer pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Repairs scratches, tears, creases, stains, and other photo damage
    • Combines colorization, denoising, sharpening, and face enhancement
    • Supports chained treatments and upscaling up to 32 MP
  • Where it doesn't
    • Requires a paid monthly plan after the available four free credits
    • Credit allowances vary substantially across Starter, Pro, and Studio
    • Max-quality and video work are positioned mainly for the Studio tier

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