Screenshots
Use the original capture instead of a screenshot that has been resized or forwarded repeatedly.
MAKE THE SMALL PRINT COUNT
A screenshot. A scanned page. A note worth keeping. Give the words in your images a clearer view.
Start with a photo you want to make clearer.
or drag and drop it here
JPG, PNG or WebP · Up to 10 MBPhoto processing is coming soon. You can preview your image today.

Website preview · Processing and result downloads are not available yet.
01 / A CLEARER PICTURE
A clear source is the best starting point. Text enhancement aims to improve the visibility of existing letter shapes. Processing speed and readability depend on the source; the tool is currently in preview.
02 / A CLEARER PICTURE
Different sources need different care.
Use the original capture instead of a screenshot that has been resized or forwarded repeatedly.
Choose a high-resolution scan and avoid aggressive compression when saving it.
Keep the camera parallel to the page and use even light to reduce shadows and glare.
03 / A CLEARER PICTURE
Image enhancement produces an image you can look at. OCR produces selectable text you can copy. These are different tasks, and this page is designed for image clarity. Always verify names, dates and numbers against the original source.
04 / A CLEARER PICTURE
Use the highest-quality original, keep the full-resolution text area, and avoid repeated JPEG saves. If you can photograph the page again, better focus and lighting can help more than aggressive processing.
GOOD QUESTIONS. CLEAR ANSWERS.
A few things to know before you begin.
No. This planned tool focuses on making text in an image clearer, not converting it into editable text. Use OCR if you need to copy the words.
There is no reliable way to recover text that has been removed or fully obscured. Enhancement should not be treated as proof of the original wording.
You can preview a JPG, PNG or WebP screenshot. Text processing and downloads are not available in this preview.