People say this, but it’s true; i have NEVER written a review for anything, but this app deserves praise. I am working on creating a 50th wedding anniversary invitation for my parents, and the available photo options were low resolution and dark. I just needed to fix one picture, so i wanted something cheap but effective. Well, free definitely equals cheap, and it worked. The image is beautiful and is now useable. It was free, extremely easy, and fast to use. I see there is a pro option, but if you just need a single or handful of excellent fixes, this app will do it, no strings. The photo i was working with is “modern,” taken recently with a phone, so i am unable to speak to how well this works (or not) with printed images or older, physically damaged images, but it would most definitely be worth trying. I very much doubt that it would not be an excellent improvement. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR CREATING THIS APP AND MAKING IT EASY AND ACCESSIBLE!!!

They requested this review maybe 15 secs after the result populated. So, I’m basing this off of a single image, but it’s an image “enhanced” by the Remini app. Frankly, I think that app sucked and the image looked EXACTLY the same. I zoomed in and made note of 0 differences. This app made the image crystal clear. Btw, I’m using this to enhance images mostly without faces.

Ihancer did a good job on the few photos I tested. Would like to use it further, except dislike any app that is subscription based. I've searched high & low for the $3.99 in-app purchase option mentioned on the app store listing, but cannot find it anywhere. In my opinion, somewhere around $25 or more (within reason) would be a fair price to ask for lifetime use. Unless an app is an exception, when reviewing them one of the first things I look for is whether it offers a lifetime subscription option. It allows me to shop around and try different apps without tying my money up in subscriptions.

Latest update always gives the error message that you’re doing it too fast if you try and enhance a 2nd photo right after the first so you have to wait. Oh also greeted with a huge ad in your face when you open the app and stuck with an unskippable ad after you enhance a photo. Used to be a pretty decent app but now it probably won’t be much longer til they start trying to force you to pay remove ads and “unlock all features.”In response to your question regarding monetization to support the infrastructure, ads are the way to go. That being said, making them less obnoxious would be the key here. My suggestion is run ads as a banner across the top or bottom instead of right smack in the middle of the screen.