HAN PixEnhancer is a Windows desktop app that enhances and upscales images locally with AI—without uploading them to a cloud service. Enlarge images up to 8×, sharpen details, reduce noise, compare before and after results in real time, and process multiple files in batches. It automatically selects the best available GPU or CPU and includes a free 10-image trial.
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Hi Product Hunt! 👋
I’m Nasser, the founder of Azarsoft and the maker of HAN PixEnhancer.
I built HAN PixEnhancer after repeatedly dealing with low-resolution images in design, print, and digital product workflows. Many available solutions required uploading files to a cloud service, offered limited control over the result, or made batch enhancement unnecessarily complicated.
I wanted to create a practical Windows desktop tool that runs on the user’s own computer and provides control over the enhancement process before export.
HAN PixEnhancer currently includes:
• AI image upscaling up to 8×
• Sharpening and noise reduction controls
• Real-time before-and-after comparison
• Batch processing
• Automatic GPU or CPU selection
• Reusable enhancement profiles and presets
• A free 10-image trial
AI enhancement cannot perfectly recover every original detail, and results naturally depend on the source image and selected settings. My goal is to provide a transparent and adjustable workflow rather than promise one-click magic.
I’d really appreciate your feedback on the image quality, workflow, and the features you would find most useful in future versions.
What types of images do you most often need to enhance or upscale?
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A solid offline option for upscaling, especially nice that it picks the best GPU automatically. One thing I'd love to see is a built-in cropping or framing tool so I can tighten composition right after enhancing, without jumping over to another app to finish the edit.
A solid offline option for upscaling, especially nice that it picks the best GPU automatically. One thing I'd love to see is a built-in cropping or framing tool so I can tighten composition right after enhancing, without jumping over to another app to finish the edit.