Why this address does one thing
A page about one failure is easy to build badly and hard to build honestly. The difficulty is not the arithmetic; it is measuring before asking, and refusing every addition that belongs to a different operation.
Pixels stay in this tab; only the file you save leaves it.
The sentence this domain answers
There are two complaints about a photograph and they sound similar until you separate them. One is a judgement: the picture is fine, it could be crisper. The other is a failure: the sign cannot be read, the face is smeared, the frame did not come out. This address exists for the second. A photograph that is only soft gets an honest “nothing to undo” from the measurement rather than a reconstruction it does not need.
That boundary decides everything here. Somebody arriving with a failed frame has no vocabulary for the operation and no expectation of controls — they are not looking for a radius, they are looking for the photograph to be usable. Handing them a console would be answering a question nobody asked.
What is deliberately absent
- No guessing first. The smear is measured from the frame before any control is shown, and the kernel, strength, artifact guard, painted region and face ovals start from that measurement rather than from a blank number.
- No unsharp-mask console. Radius, amount and threshold belong to a sharpening tool; every control here describes the smear being walked back or where that reconstruction is allowed to land.
- No character recognition. Making strokes legible and turning them into a string are separate operations, and this site does the first one only.
- No enlargement. Running a pass on a reduced copy and then scaling the result up is a tempting shortcut; doing it here would be quietly selling an upscaler.
- No invented faces or words. There is no generative face or text model in this build; a reconstruction only uses what the sensor recorded.
- No account and no saved settings. Undo and redo keep the session's history; closing the tab forgets it.
Measurement
The measurement this site uses is Cloudflare Web Analytics, a cookie-free counter that loads only on aideblur.com itself and is told nothing about any photograph. It is not switched on in this build, so nothing is counted yet. The privacy page describes exactly what it sees.
Where the rest of it is
- Unblur an imageDiagnose the blur, then reconstruct it, with the kernel on a dial.
- Check if a photo is blurryMeasure blur before you upload: edge width, a heat map and a form checklist.
- How it worksWhich engine ran, how each verdict is reached, and the model licence chain.
- PrivacyWhat this page reads, what it sends, and what it keeps.
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