SAN JOSE, California — August 12, 2026 — Airbrush today announced the launch of its browser-based Photo Enhancer, an automated image-processing tool for adjusting the clarity, lighting, contrast, and apparent detail of existing photos.
The tool is available through the Airbrush Photo Enhancer. Airbrush has not announced geographic restrictions, although access may vary by location. The launch supports JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WEBP images.
Launch details
Photo Enhancer provides a three-step workflow:
- Upload a supported image through a web browser.
- Allow the automated system to analyze and process the image.
- Compare the processed result with the source image before downloading it.
Visitors can open the tool without installing desktop software. Current account requirements, processing allowances, image-size limits, and applicable charges are displayed in the interface before processing. Airbrush has not introduced a separate subscription specifically for Photo Enhancer.
The tool is intended for photos affected by compression, low resolution, limited lighting, or repeated sharing. Potential applications include portraits, social posts, website images, thumbnails, and product photos.
“We designed Photo Enhancer around a short browser workflow, while keeping the comparison step visible so people can decide whether the processed result meets their needs,” said Ahsan Mansoor, Media Relations at Airbrush. “The outcome depends on the information available in the source image, so enhancement should not be treated as recovery of detail that was never captured.”
Performance and limitations
Photo Enhancer applies automated adjustments rather than requiring users to set sharpness, lighting, and contrast controls individually. Processing does not guarantee recovery of missing visual information, and results may vary based on resolution, compression, focus, lighting, and image content.
Airbrush has not published an independent performance benchmark or a universal resolution-gain figure for the launch. Users are encouraged to inspect the before-and-after preview, particularly when an image will be used in a professional or commercial context.
The system may produce limited changes when a source image is heavily blurred, severely compressed, overexposed, underexposed, or very small. Processed images should also be reviewed for unwanted changes around faces, text, product edges, and fine patterns.
Privacy and image handling
Airbrush states that uploaded images are processed by automated systems to provide the requested output. Users should upload only images they own or are authorized to process.
The company’s general privacy notice governs the service. Airbrush has not published a Photo Enhancer-specific retention period in this announcement. Users handling confidential or sensitive images should review the current privacy terms and upload guidance shown on the product page before submitting a file.
Scope of the release
This announcement concerns the dedicated Photo Enhancer workflow. Other Airbrush services—including background editing, object removal, image upscaling, portrait editing, and video enhancement—remain separate tools with their own controls and access terms.
Localized descriptions may use phrases such as mejorar calidad de imagen and улучшить качество фото to identify the same enhancement function. Pretty Scale and AI clothes changer are not components of this release and do not affect Photo Enhancer processing.
About Airbrush
Airbrush is an AI-powered photo and video editing platform providing browser-based tools for image enhancement, background editing, object removal, image upscaling, portrait editing, creative transformations, and video enhancement. The platform serves creators, organizations, and individual users through automated visual-editing workflows.
Media contact:
Ahsan Mansoor
Airbrush
ahsan.mansoor@pixocial.com
airbrush.com





