Sharpniq

Sharpniq is an AI tool that removes blur from photos right in your browser. Its Browser Free mode runs the AI on your own device — no sign-up, no upload, no credits — for images up to 4 megapixels. A Cloud Unblur mode handles larger images up to 12 megapixels for 10 credits after sign-in. It targets soft focus, motion blur, and compression artifacts in JPG, PNG, WebP, and HEIC files. An honest before-and-after slider shows the result. Missing detail cannot always be recovered.

Key Features

1. Browser Free mode

The AI runs on your device with no sign-in, no upload, and zero credits. Your photo never leaves your computer in this mode.

2. Cloud Unblur mode

For bigger files, cloud processing handles images up to 12 megapixels. It costs 10 credits and needs a free sign-in.

3. Three quality speeds

Pick Auto, Fast, or Quality processing. Fast is best for quick checks; Quality takes longer for the cleanest result.

4. Before-and-after slider

Drag a divider to compare the original and the unblurred version on the same frame. You see exactly what changed.

5. Honest limits

The site states plainly what it cannot do: no batch uploads, no video, no HD or 4K, no text recovery, no face restoration.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How does Sharpniq unblur an image?

Its AI analyzes the pixels, finds out-of-focus areas, and rebuilds edges, textures, and detail. It works best on mild softness and motion blur; heavily destroyed detail cannot be recovered.

Is my photo uploaded to a server?

Not in Browser Free mode — everything runs on your device, so the photo never leaves your computer. Cloud Unblur uploads only after you explicitly choose it.

What image types can I upload?

JPG, PNG, WebP, and HEIC files up to 10 MB. Animated images, multi-page TIFFs, and unsafe SVGs are rejected before processing starts.

Why does the first use download files?

Browser Free mode downloads about 33 MB of AI processing files on first use. After that, the tool works with no further downloads.

Can it fix an extremely blurry photo?

Sometimes partially. Results depend on the blur type and severity — soft focus and compression blur respond best. Missing details may not be recoverable, so keep expectations realistic.

What is the difference between the two modes?

Browser Free is private and free but capped at 4 megapixels. Cloud Unblur reaches 12 megapixels with stronger processing, at 10 credits per image after sign-in.

Conclusion

Sharpniq is a refreshingly honest unblur tool. The on-device free mode is genuinely private and costs nothing, which is rare. It will not perform miracles on ruined photos, and the feature set is narrow by design. For quick blur fixes without an account, it is one of the best options. Check the official site for current credit prices.