
Unblur Photos: Sharpen a Soft Portrait
Improve the clarity of a slightly blurry portrait while aiming to preserve the person's features, natural texture, and original photographic atmosphere.
Template prompt
Enhance the clarity of the reference portrait by reducing mild focus blur and gently improving definition where detail is visible. Preserve the person's recognizable facial features, apparent age, expression, gaze direction, face shape, hairstyle, and skin tone. Bring clearer definition to the eyes, eyebrows, visible strands of hair, and clothing edges without exaggerating eyelashes, inventing hair strands, or changing garment details. Retain natural skin texture and the original level of makeup; do not smooth the skin into a plastic surface or reshape the face. Keep the original lighting, color balance, shadows, background, composition, crop, and aspect ratio. Preserve intentional background blur and depth of field rather than sharpening every part of the image equally. Use restrained sharpening with smooth tonal transitions, avoiding bright edge halos, crunchy textures, amplified noise, and artificial HDR contrast. Keep uncertain or heavily blurred areas subtle rather than filling them with conspicuous invented details. Return one enhanced photo with no comparison panels, added text, or watermark.




