Let's Enhance 2.0 introduces new AI-powered algorithms for upscaling your photos

Let's Enhance 2.0 introduces new AI-powered algorithms for upscaling your photos

Upscaling photos isn’t ideal under any circumstances, but when there’s no other solution to making your images higher-resolution, you want to make sure you’re using the right tool. Let’s Enhance, an online-based upscaling tool, has released a 2.0 update that’s effectively built from the ground up with improved algorithms, new enhancement modes and presets for common image types.



Let’s Enhance 2.0 has been restructured with a new UI that puts its entire settings panel in one box for a simplified interface. The updated web app offers upscaling in increments of 2x, 4x, 8x, 16x and a custom setting for more precise scaling. Under its algorithm tab, Let’s Enhance 2.0 offers five dedicated AI-powered algorithms: Auto, Photo, Illustration, Photo 2.0 (beta) and Photo 2.0 Faces (beta). The Photo 2.0 Faces (beta) algorithm uses Let’s Enhance’s proprietary face reconstruction AI to automatically recognize faces in images and prioritize clarity when upscaling.



Also new are six presets, which will automatically apply pre-determined variables to an image based on the specific preset option you choose. The presets include options for photo prints, real estate images e-commerce images and more.



Let’s Enhance 2.0 lets you upscale five images for free (limited to 15MP) before needing to purchase either a subscription or pay as you go credits (where resolution isn’t limited). Below is a price breakdown of the various plans:




To find out more information and to try out Let’s Enhance 2.0 for yourself, head on over to the Let's Enhance 2.0 website.

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