
On iPhone and iPad
Snip sharpens the photo and increases its resolution on our server. It works best on slightly soft shots.
- Part of PRO
- Results up to about 4096 px
- Needs an internet connection
iPhone, iPad and Mac
Snip sharpens soft photos, restores detail and increases resolution with AI. On iPhone and iPad the enhancer is part of PRO and produces images up to about 4096 px. On Mac it runs on your device: ×2 upscaling is free, and PRO adds ×4 upscaling up to 8192 px.
iOS and iPadOS 15.0 or later · macOS 15.6 or later · 4.7 on the App Store · 1,200+ ratings in the US

Snip sharpens the photo and increases its resolution on our server. It works best on slightly soft shots.

Sharpen and upscale photos right on your Mac, one at a time or a whole set with the same settings.
The Mac version runs on your device and goes up to a higher resolution; the iPhone and iPad version processes photos on our server.
| Feature | iPhone and iPad | Mac |
|---|---|---|
| Where photos are processed | On our server | On your Mac |
| Works offline | No | Yes |
| Free | Not available | ×2 upscaling with the Fast model, within 3 edits a day |
| PRO | Enhancer, up to about 4096 px | ×4 and custom scale, Natural and Sharp models, up to 8192 px |
One subscription unlocks PRO on iPhone, iPad and Mac. See pricing
Yes, if the photo is slightly soft or a little out of focus: Snip sharpens it and restores detail. Heavy motion blur can’t be fully fixed.
On iPhone and iPad, enhanced photos are up to about 4096 px. On Mac, you can upscale ×2 for free or ×4 with PRO, up to 8192 px.
On Mac, ×2 upscaling is free within 3 edits a day. On iPhone and iPad, the enhancer is part of PRO.
On Mac, yes: enhancing runs on your Mac. On iPhone and iPad, you need an internet connection because photos are processed on our server.