Let's Enhance
AI upscaler with dedicated models for photos, art, prints and catalogs
Overview
Cloud AI upscaler with separate models for photos, digital art, old-photo repair and text-preserving detail, enlarging images up to 16x (500MP for print). Includes a chat-based editor, batch catalog processing, and a Claid.ai API for e-commerce and marketplace teams.
Pricing
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- 10 credits on signup
- Up to 8MP upscale output
- 6-month storage
- 100 credits/mo (up to 600 rollover)
- Upscale to 256MP
- AI art generation
- Background removal
- 300 credits/mo (up to 1,800 rollover)
- Upscale to 350MP
- Priority enhancement queue
- Early feature access
- 500 credits/mo (up to 3,000 rollover)
- Upscale to 512MP
- All Pro features included
What you can produce with Let's Enhance
- Upscale images up to 16x (to 500MP for print output)
- Separate models for photos, digital art, old-photo restoration and text-preserving detail
- Chat-based natural-language editor
- Batch processing for product catalogs
- AI art generation up to 4K
- Background removal
- Claid.ai API for marketplace/e-commerce integration
- Credit rollover across billing cycles
ASEAN Perspective
Let's Enhance in Southeast Asia
ASEAN-region availability and pricing notes coming soon. Drop the editorial team a note via /contact/ if you can supply local context (Singapore/Malaysia/Indonesia/Thailand/Vietnam).
Let's Enhance earns its keep on precision, not spectacle. Instead of one generic upscale button, it splits the job into named models: a gentler pass for scanned photos, a separate track for digital art, dedicated old-photo repair, and a mode built to keep text legible during enlargement. That specificity beats generic upscalers when source material varies, though it means more manual choosing than a single one-click competitor.
Credits roll over for months on paid tiers, which is fair for anyone whose usage swings monthly, and the free tier is a real test rather than a locked demo. The catch: Trustpilot has a recurring thread of surprise charges after the trial period, so read the billing terms before entering a card. Claid, its sibling API, is the better pick for marketplaces doing volume; solo users and print-shop workflows are fine on the base app.
What people say
Let's Enhance sits at 4.6 out of 5 across 25 reviews on G2 and 4 out of 5 across 183 reviews on Trustpilot — solid rather than spectacular, and consistent across both platforms. Reviewers keep returning to the same word: reliable. One Trustpilot reviewer called it "the best AI enhancer without question," and others describe results as sharp and faithful to the source rather than over-processed, which matters for print and product photography where fidelity beats flash.
The model-picker approach draws mixed reactions. Some users like being able to choose a track for old photos or line art rather than getting one blunt filter; others find the per-section percentage controls fiddly, with one review noting the tool "lacks autodetection of what I'd call 'average pleasant image'" and forces manual tuning instead. That's a fair trade for professionals who want control, less so for someone who just wants to drop in a photo and walk away.
Billing is the recurring sore point. Multiple Trustpilot reviews describe being charged for extended periods after a 7-day trial without clear authorization — one reviewer wrote they "signed up for the 7-day trial and they charged me for 2 months that I did NOT authorize." Other reviews say the company resolves these on request, but the pattern shows up often enough to flag before entering payment details.
Founded in 2017 by a Kyiv-based team solving their own e-commerce photo problem, the company raised a $3 million seed round in 2021 and used it to launch Claid.ai, a sister API product aimed at marketplaces, real estate platforms and food-delivery apps that need to process images at volume. Claid runs the same underlying models plus marketplace-specific features — effectively the enterprise track of the same technology.
There's no dedicated iOS or Android app, a gap next to camera-roll-native competitors, and storage windows on lower tiers (3-6 months) mean it isn't a long-term archive. For print prep, catalog cleanup, or restoring old family photos, though, the model specificity and rollover credits make it a fair value pick.
Summary of public user & expert reviews, compiled by RECATOOLS.
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