

Professional image tool
Generatively refine synthetic-looking textures and fine details for a more photographic finish.
Enhance Realism creates a new interpretation of an already-good AI image, rebuilding details such as skin, hair, surfaces, and small objects for a more photographic finish. It is not a resolution control and may change fine details.
Real workflow examples
Compare purpose-built source media with a real tool output. Results can vary, so inspect important details before use.






How it works
Each tool asks only for the controls that matter to the job and saves a new result into the same media history.
Start with an image whose composition and identity already work.
Create a refined version with cleaner texture and photographic detail.
Check skin, hair, hands, surfaces, and small objects before selecting the output.
Choose the right enhancement
Choose by what the image needs next: generative reconstruction for a more photographic finish, or a larger pixel output for delivery.
Use Enhance Realism when the composition works but textures or fine details still look synthetic.
Use Upscale when you need a 2× or 4× output for larger delivery rather than a generative reinterpretation.
Explore AI Upscale →Built for real delivery work
Practical details
Use it when an AI-generated image already has the right composition and identity but still needs more natural-looking texture and fine detail.
No. Enhance Realism generatively rebuilds texture and details. Upscale is the resolution-focused workflow for creating a 2× or 4× output.
Yes. It aims to preserve the overall image, but it can reinterpret facial features, text, hands, surfaces, and small objects. Compare important details before use.
It is intended for finishing an already-good image, not rebuilding a failed pose, incorrect identity, or unsuitable composition. Regenerating or editing the source is usually better for those issues.
No. The tool creates a separate output so your original remains available.
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