Let's Enhance
No app to install, no GPU to own — just a browser tab, and unused credits that actually stick around instead of vanishing at month's end.
What is Let's Enhance?
Let's Enhance started as one of the earlier dedicated AI image upscalers, and it's kept its position by running entirely in the browser — no desktop software, no local GPU requirement, none of the hardware dependency that a tool like Topaz Gigapixel asks of you. That trade-off cuts both ways: it means your images leave your machine to be processed on Let's Enhance's servers, but it also means anyone can use it from a laptop that couldn't otherwise handle serious AI upscaling. Since we first looked at it in 2024, it's quietly grown well past "just an upscaler" into a broader suite that now includes background removal, a 4K AI art Generator, and a Chat Editor that lets you describe a change in plain language — adjust the lighting, shift a color, remove an element — and have it applied before the image is upscaled, combining editing and enhancement into a single step.
Two specific enhancement modes cover most real use cases: Prime, tuned for general photos while preserving texture, and Gentle, which is built to keep fine text and detail legible rather than smoothing it away — useful for anything with labels, packaging text, or small print. Output can reach up to 500+ megapixels at 300+ DPI, enough for genuinely large-format prints. The pricing structure has one feature worth knowing about specifically: unused credits roll over from month to month up to a cap, rather than resetting to zero, which matters if your usage is seasonal or inconsistent rather than perfectly steady.
Figures reflect Let's Enhance's own published specs and independent reviews through mid-2026. Reported pricing tiers vary somewhat across sources — confirm current rates directly at letsenhance.io.
Key features
Prime & Gentle upscaling
Two tuned modes — one for general photo detail, one for preserving fine text and small print.
Chat Editor
Describe an edit in plain language and apply it before or alongside the upscaling step.
AI art Generator
Generate original AI art at up to 4K resolution, beyond just enhancing existing photos.
Batch processing
Upload and enhance multiple images simultaneously rather than one at a time.
One-click presets
Pre-tuned settings for e-commerce and real estate photography specifically.
Developer API
The same engine powering the web app, including a specialized product and fashion photography API.
Pricing
Free trial
- Enough to test core upscaling quality
- Not a recurring monthly free allowance
- No credit card required to start
Starter
- Credits roll over up to a 600-credit cap
- Good fit for regular but modest usage
- Occasional users may find pay-as-you-go cheaper
Pro / Max
- Higher rollover caps (up to 3,000 credits)
- Priority processing on the Max tier
- Business plans with higher limits available above this
Some reviewers have reported difficulty getting refunds after being charged post-trial, worth being aware of before entering payment details. Reported prices vary across independent reviews depending on monthly vs. annual billing — confirm current rates directly at letsenhance.io.
Available models
Integrations & platforms
Pros, cons & best for
Pros
- No desktop install or dedicated GPU needed, unlike local upscalers
- Credit rollover genuinely helps with inconsistent usage patterns
- Has grown into a broader suite beyond just upscaling
Cons
- Some users report billing and refund friction after the free trial ends
- No dedicated mobile app
- Per-image cost can add up quickly for genuinely heavy use
Best for
- Anyone who wants upscaling without owning capable local hardware
- E-commerce and real estate photography needing quick, consistent results
- Users with inconsistent, seasonal usage who benefit from credit rollover
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Alternatives
If you'd rather keep processing entirely on your own machine:
Our verdict
Let's Enhance's real appeal is accessibility — no local hardware requirement, no software to install, and a credit system that's genuinely more forgiving than a strict monthly reset if your usage comes in bursts rather than a steady drip. Its evolution from a single-purpose upscaler into a broader suite with AI art generation and conversational editing has kept it relevant rather than letting it be overtaken by category specialists. The honest catches are real billing complaints from some users around the free trial, and per-image costs that add up meaningfully at real volume. For occasional to moderate upscaling needs without wanting to invest in local hardware or a subscription like Topaz, it's a solid, low-commitment option.
FAQ
Is Let's Enhance free?
New accounts get 10 free credits to test the platform, but this is a one-time trial rather than a recurring monthly free tier. Ongoing use requires a paid plan.
Do I need a powerful computer to use Let's Enhance?
No, all processing happens on Let's Enhance's servers rather than your own machine, so it works from any device with a browser — the trade-off is that your images are uploaded to their servers rather than staying local.
What's the difference between Prime and Gentle modes?
Prime is the general-purpose upscaling mode, tuned to preserve natural photo texture. Gentle is specifically built to keep fine text and small detail sharp and legible, useful for packaging or labeled product shots.
Do unused credits expire each month?
No, on paid plans unused credits roll over up to a plan-specific cap (600 for Starter, 1,800 for Pro, 3,000 for Max), rather than resetting to zero.
Is there a mobile app?
No, Let's Enhance is browser-only with no dedicated iOS or Android app as of this writing.
Are there any common complaints about Let's Enhance?
Some users have reported being charged after their free trial ended and difficulty obtaining refunds — worth reviewing the billing terms carefully before entering payment details.