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Let’s Enhance: our review

Let's Enhance upscales and cleans up photos right in the browser, up to 16x and 512 megapixels, with a dedicated mode for old scans and batch processing for product catalogs. No install, credit-based billing.

Free version, then paid·from $12/month
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What we take away from it

What counts in its favor

  • An "Old Photo" mode separate from the standard mode, built for old scans rather than product photos — a distinction few competitors make this clearly.
  • A public, detailed pricing grid, credit by credit (1 image = 1 credit), with a free 10-credit plan and no credit card needed to test before paying.
  • A documented API alongside the web interface, to plug upscaling into an existing pipeline without going back to the screen for every image.

What counts against it

  • The terms of use grant the publisher an "irrevocable and perpetual" license to use uploaded content, in de-identified form, to "improve its products and services" and "develop new features" — no option to opt out appears in the public documents.
  • An American company (Let's Enhance Inc., disputes settled in California): the privacy policy never states the country where the servers are hosted, only that local law applies "wherever our servers are located."

A good choice for upscaling old photos or product visuals with no software to install, provided you accept that uploaded content is used, de-identified, to improve the product — with no button to opt out.

The facts

First paid tier
$12/month — Starter, 100 credits per month ($9/month billed annually)
Data hosting
Hosting not verified
Data verified on
30 July 2026

What happens to your data

Is your data used to train their models?
Yes, according to the publisher
Subprocessors
The terms of service state that the user grants LetsEnhance a license to use, copy, store and reproduce their content, in de-identified form, to improve its products and services and develop new features. The privacy policy adds that the publisher "has access to this media and uses automated systems to analyze it," among other things for "product development and improvement." No hosting subprocessor is named.
Retention
Up to 12 months after account closure depending on the data type and the plan subscribed, according to the privacy policy — no image-specific duration is given beyond this cap.

Let’s Enhance in detail

Let's Enhance handles, in the browser, a very concrete problem: a photo too small for the use you have in mind, whether an old family scan or a product image received at low resolution from a supplier. Upscaling goes up to 16 times the original size and 512 megapixels, with a mode specifically built for old photos, separate from the standard mode aimed at product photography or AI generation.

What it actually does

You upload an image or a batch — up to 20 at once according to the product documentation — pick one of three processing modes (Prime by default, Gentle to preserve fine detail, Old Photo for old prints), and the tool upscales, denoises and colour-corrects in a single operation. A firm digitising its archives or a shop preparing a catalogue from low-resolution supplier images gains time that manual retouching can't match at the same volume. The result aims for a look "as if it had been shot that way", not visibly touched up — a deliberate choice by the vendor, worth comparing against the sometimes over-smoothed look of some competitors.

Why it interests us

The mode dedicated to old photos sets Let's Enhance apart from tools designed first for e-commerce: it's a genuine use case for anyone digitising a family photo collection or an archive, rather than a generic mode applied to everything. Access with no install, pay-as-you-go, also makes it a good complement to an audit of existing tools — our automation service helps decide whether it's better to plug this kind of API into an existing workflow or keep processing images one by one.

Where it falls short

Two caveats matter before regular use on sensitive photos. The first concerns uploaded content: the terms and conditions grant the vendor a perpetual licence to use that content, in de-identified form, to improve its products and develop new ones — with no visible opt-out, unlike other vendors in this category that at least offer an account setting to disable it. The second concerns hosting: the privacy policy never names the country where the servers are located, stating only that local law applies "wherever they may be" — an American company (Let's Enhance Inc., domiciled in California for disputes) with no written guarantee of European hosting.

Our recommendation

For occasional use — digitising an old photo collection, upscaling a batch of non-sensitive product images — Let's Enhance does the job cleanly with no install. For identifiable documents or portraits meant to stay confidential, it's worth understanding the licence granted over the content before sending anything, since there's no option to decline it in the vendor's public documents.

Who it's for, and who it isn't

Suited for

  • Individuals or small organizations digitizing old family photos who want a clean result without going through a retouching studio
  • Online stores that need to upscale low-resolution product visuals received from a supplier, in batches of dozens of images

Not a fit

  • Anyone handling sensitive photos (ID documents, client files) who can't verify where the servers are located or turn off content use for product improvement
  • Firms that need a documented guarantee of European hosting before sending any visuals

Frequently asked questions

Do you need to install software to use Let's Enhance?
No, everything happens in the browser: upload the image, pick an upscaling mode (standard, gentle, or dedicated to old photos), export in a few seconds. An API exists to automate a larger volume.
Do my photos help improve Let's Enhance's models?
According to the terms of use, yes, in de-identified form: the publisher reserves a perpetual license to use uploaded content to improve its products and develop new ones, with no mention of an opt-out option.
How much does Let's Enhance cost for regular use?
The Starter plan shows $9 per month billed yearly ($12 with no commitment) for 100 monthly credits, the Pro plan $24 per month ($32 with no commitment) for 300 credits, and the Max plan $34 per month ($45 with no commitment) for 500 credits, according to the pricing page consulted in July 2026. One credit corresponds to one processed image.
Is there a free plan?
Yes, 10 credits given at signup, no credit card needed, but with a watermark on the images produced — enough to test the result before choosing a paid plan.
Who owns the images upscaled with Let's Enhance?
The user, according to the terms of service: "we do not claim any ownership rights over your content." The publisher only keeps a usage license over a de-identified version of that content, for its own internal needs.

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Our sources

Prices and hosting terms change often. We recheck them periodically, but the publisher's page remains the only up-to-date reference.

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