Let's Enhance
AI image upscaler and enhancer that enlarges photos up to 512 megapixels for print while restoring detail and color.
Evaluation
What to know
Best for
- Photographers and print-on-demand sellers preparing large prints
- Marketers rescuing low-res product or brand images
- Families restoring scanned old photos
Not ideal for
- Full creative photo editing and compositing
- Bulk ecommerce pipelines (Claid.ai targets that)
- Users who need offline/desktop processing
Key features
- Upscaling up to 16x and 512 MP output
- Prime, Gentle and Old Photo restoration modes
- Noise, blur, compression and color correction in one pass
- Batch processing of up to 20 images
- Background removal, chat editor, image-to-video and API
Pros
- Print-oriented output sizes few consumer tools match
- Distinct modes for text-heavy or old photos reduce artifacts
- Credits roll over on personal plans
Cons
- Free tier caps output at 8 MP and adds a watermark
- Large-print resolutions require higher plans
- Credit-per-image model adds up for big catalogs
ToolifyNav verdict
Let's Enhance is a specialist and acts like one. It does not try to be a full editor; it takes the image you have and makes it big and clean enough for the job you need, with modes that acknowledge text, faces and damaged scans need different treatment. The 512 MP ceiling and print focus set it apart from casual upscalers bundled into all-purpose apps. Costs are straightforward but per image, so a shop with thousands of SKUs should look at the sister Claid.ai product or the API. The Starter plan's 100 monthly credits, with rollover, cover what most print sellers and photographers process in a typical month.
About
About Let's Enhance
Let's Enhance (styled LetsEnhance) is a browser-based tool for one stubborn problem: images that are too small, soft or damaged for the place you need them. It upscales up to 16x, with output up to 512 megapixels on top plans, so a phone photo or AI render can hit 300 DPI for posters, canvas prints, merchandise or large displays.
The service offers several processing modes rather than a single filter. Prime is the default and handles most portraits, products and textures; Gentle preserves small text and fine detail; an Old Photo mode repairs scratches and damage before enhancement. Beyond resolution, the AI sharpens edges, reduces noise and compression artifacts, and corrects exposure and color — the company stresses avoiding the plastic skin and halo artifacts common in aggressive upscalers. You can process up to 20 images at once.
Newer additions extend the toolkit: background removal, AI image generation, a chat-based editor for follow-up tweaks, image-to-video animation and a video upscaler. A business API is available, and the same team runs Claid.ai, a separate product aimed at ecommerce catalogs that need consistent backgrounds and resolution at scale.
Pricing is credit-based — one processed image costs one credit — with subscriptions whose unused credits roll over on personal plans, plus pay-as-you-go bundles for occasional jobs.
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