About this app
AI Image Deblur restores photos that are soft from missed focus, camera shake or motion blur. It runs entirely in your browser: the photo is never uploaded. The app first estimates the blur from the photo itself (motion length and direction, or the size of the out-of-focus disk) and reverses it with regularised frequency-domain deconvolution. A real image restoration network, the compact Real-ESRGAN model (BSD-3-Clause) running on your graphics processor through WebGL 2, then removes the ringing and noise that deconvolution leaves and rebuilds fine detail. Automatic blur detection is conservative. Adjust the blur type, length, angle or radius with a live preview if the estimate is off, choose how strong the deblurring and the AI detail restoration should be, compare before and after with a draggable slider, zoom in, then share or save the result as JPG, PNG or WebP. Large photos are processed in tiles within the device's memory limits. Deblurring works best on moderate, uniform blur; strong or uneven blur, moving subjects and blur beyond about 60 pixels can only be improved partly, and AI restoration may invent plausible detail, so check faces and small text. Works on phones, tablets and computers in English and Turkish. With software graphics, the app preserves the original photo size and texture and applies only a gentle AI correction; AI upscaling requires accelerated graphics.
App permissions
This app does not declare persistent browser storage.
No external resource origins are declared.
Camera, microphone, location and other sensitive device access are disabled.
How to use AI Image Deblur
Restore blurry photos caused by missed focus, camera shake or motion blur, on your device, with a live preview and before/after slider.
- Open the app.
- Use its browser interface.
Questions
Who develops this app?
Developer develops this open-source browser app.
Where does it run?
The app runs in your browser inside an isolated sandbox with no access to your Pevlika account. See its description and declared permissions before use.