Overview

Let's Enhance (LetsEnhance.io) is an online tool for making images bigger and better: upscaling, sharpening, fixing colour and restoring damaged photos. Its own description of the goal is enhancement that doesn't look AI, so it aims for natural detail rather than heavy processing.

The main tools

Enhancer: improves photo quality, recovers detail and fixes colour.
Upscaler: increases resolution up to 16x and up to 512 megapixels, so small images can be printed at 300 DPI on posters, canvas or merchandise. It works on photos, AI art, logos and scans.
Restorer: repairs damage in old or worn photos.

You upload a JPG, PNG or WebP, choose whether you want to upscale, enhance or sharpen, and pick a mode. Prime is the default, while Gentle is meant for images with small text or fine details. You can process 20 images at once. The site also lists an image generator (now in 2K), background removal, image-to-video, a video upscaler and an API for business. For ecommerce catalogues it points users to Claid.ai.

Pricing

One image processed costs one credit. From the official pricing page, checked October 2026:

Free: 10 credits on sign-up, no card needed, upscaling up to 8 MP, results watermarked.
Starter: $9/month billed annually or $12 monthly, 100 credits a month, up to 256 MP.
Pro: $24/month billed annually or $32 monthly, 300 credits, up to 350 MP.
Max: $34/month billed annually or $45 monthly, 500 credits, up to 512 MP.

On these personal plans unused credits roll over, up to six times your monthly amount, as long as you stay subscribed. If you cancel, remaining credits are lost at the end of the paid period. Business plans (1,000 to 5,000 credits, no rollover) and pay-as-you-go bundles are also available. See letsenhance.io/pricing.

Who it's for

Photographers and print shops preparing files for large prints, sellers who need sharper product images, and anyone with old or low-resolution photos worth saving.

Pros: very high output resolutions; credit rollover on personal plans; simple, focused interface.
Cons: the free tier is small and watermarked; credits disappear if you cancel; business plans don't roll credits over.