ClariText

ClariText is an AI image restoration workspace built to make blurry photos, screenshots, and scanned documents easier to read and inspect. Upload an image (JPG, PNG, or WEBP up to 20 MB), then choose a restoration level and view a before-and-after comparison. When you’re happy with the result, download the restored version.

For lighter blur, use Fast Restore, which is available once per day without signing up. It’s designed for everyday cases like slightly soft images, compressed visuals, or photos where text isn’t quite crisp enough to comfortably read.

When you need deeper reconstruction, Pro Restore uses generative repair for heavy blur and damaged detail. It’s geared toward difficult scenarios like fine text, tiny screenshot labels, and scans where compression and blur obscure shapes and lettering. Pro Restore works in the same workspace flow—upload, preview, compare, then download.

ClariText processes enhancements in the cloud, so consider privacy before uploading sensitive content. Results vary depending on the source image and how much usable detail is present—always double-check important names, numbers, and text against the original.

What can I restore with ClariText?

You can restore blurry photos, screenshots, and scanned documents, including readable text in the image.

Which file types and size limits are supported?

ClariText supports JPG, PNG, and WEBP images up to 20 MB.

Do I need an account to use Fast Restore?

No—Fast Restore is available once per day without signing up.

How do Fast Restore and Pro Restore differ?

Fast Restore focuses on light blur as a quick enhancement pass. Pro Restore is a generative restoration option intended for heavier blur, damaged detail, and more difficult text.

Can AI recover every missing detail from a blurry image?

No restoration tool can guarantee perfect recovery. Results vary with blur severity and how much usable detail exists in the original image.

What should I check after restoring an important document or screenshot?

Review the before-and-after comparison carefully, and verify critical names, numbers, and text against the original when accuracy matters.