Blurry, soft or low-resolution photos — PicFix unblurs and enhances them on iPhone, sharpening faces and lifting detail while keeping people looking like themselves. Preview the result free before you pay. No ads, no watermark.
How do I unblur a photo? With PicFix on iPhone, open the blurry photo and tap Enhance (or Restore for old prints) — it sharpens out-of-focus and soft faces, upscales low-resolution scans, and reduces grain, while TrueFace keeps faces faithful. Preview free, and your original is always kept.
What PicFix does
Unblur faces — sharpen out-of-focus and motion-blurred faces, faithfully (no re-shaping)
Enhance detail — recover clarity and texture in soft, low-quality photos
Upscale resolution — enlarge small or low-res scans without turning to mush
Denoise — clean up grain and speckle in old or dim shots
Faithful & free preview — TrueFace keeps identity · preview before you pay · no ads · no watermark
How to do it
Open PicFix and pick the blurry or low-quality photo.
Tap Enhance (or Restore for old, damaged prints).
Choose Faithful to keep faces true to the original.
Preview free and compare before/after.
Export in full quality — your original is kept.
Tip: true unblurring recovers detail; it can't invent detail that was never captured — a sharp, well-lit source always enhances best.
Frequently asked questions
How do I unblur a blurry photo on iPhone?
Open it in PicFix and tap Enhance — it sharpens blur, enhances detail, and upscales resolution, with a free preview before you pay.
Can it enhance low-resolution photos?
Yes — PicFix upscales and denoises low-res or grainy scans while keeping faces faithful.
Will enhancing change the person's face?
No — TrueFace preserves identity; Faithful mode stays closest to the original.
Does it keep my original?
Always. Nothing is overwritten.
Is it free?
Preview enhanced results free; full-quality export is part of the 3-day trial.