Start with the image you already have
Image enhancement is a different task from creating a new scene. You may have a product photo that needs a clearer presentation, an older campaign asset that needs a larger output or a visual that appears soft in a new placement. Upload the image and choose the enhancement settings available in your account.
The workflow includes output resolution choices, before-and-after comparison and generation history. Those controls help you evaluate whether the result is useful for the intended placement rather than assuming a larger file is automatically better.
Choose enhancement for the right problem
| Problem | A useful approach |
|---|---|
| The image is too small for the layout | Try an available higher-resolution output and inspect fine detail. |
| The image appears soft | Compare the enhanced edges and textures against the original. |
| The background or composition is wrong | Consider image generation or Photoshoot instead of enhancement. |
| The label is unreadable in the source | Use a better original; AI cannot reliably recover missing factual text. |
Keep the original file. A generated enhancement may invent plausible texture or detail. That can make an image look cleaner while making an important product feature less accurate.
A practical comparison method
Review the original and result at the same displayed size first. Look for a useful improvement in the actual placement: a social feed, a product-story slide or a presentation. Then inspect the result more closely for halos, oversharpened edges, repeated patterns or changed lettering.
For an illustrative fabric accessory, pay attention to weave, stitching and color. An enhancement that makes a seam look sharper but changes the fabric pattern is not a faithful improvement. For a portrait, examine skin texture and facial details without assuming smoother always means better.
Prepare the asset for its destination
- Keep a clearly named original and enhanced version.
- Use the export size required by the layout rather than the largest setting by default.
- Read labels and logos separately from the overall image.
- Check transparency or edge treatment where the visual meets its background.
- Review the final crop on a phone-sized preview before approval.
Build enhancement into a repeatable creative process
Enhance after you have chosen the image and composition. Doing it too early can spend time or credits on drafts that will never be used. If a designer later changes the crop substantially, review the exported result again because the important detail may now occupy more of the frame.
For a new marketing concept, start with the AI image generator. For an existing product placed in a new setting, choose AI Photoshoot. These tools address different creative needs and can be evaluated independently.