Make edges and details appear crisper, adjust the sharpening amount, and preview the result before downloading.
Sharpening increases contrast along edges, making boundaries between light and dark areas more pronounced.
The adjusted image is saved in an image format supported by your browser. Its file size may differ from the original.
Your image is processed locally in your browser without uploading it to a server.
Sharpening is most helpful when a source image looks slightly blurred or needs a touch more edge definition.
A small amount usually looks better than an aggressive pass, which can create halos and noisy edges.
Compare small lettering, hair, or textured areas in both previews. Lower the amount if edges look harsh or grain becomes more noticeable.
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