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Aiarty Image Enhancer Improves Face Restoration and Denoising for Old and High-ISO Images (Update)

High-ISO shots, heavy crops, older RAW files, or film scans often lose detail or show visible noise on high-resolution displays. In these cases, an image enhancer can help recover detail and clean up noise.

Aiarty Image Enhancer runs locally on your computer. The latest update improves face restoration, delivers cleaner noise reduction, and streamlines the overall workflow. It works fully offline, with no cloud required. After downloading the AI models, it runs without an internet connection —useful for private libraries or working on the go.

The update is free for existing users. New users can try it for free or opt for a one-time license covering Windows and macOS, including future updates with no subscription required. It’s currently discounted to $79 ( 49% off ), backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Real-World Feedback from Photographers

“One tool that’s stood out in my testing is Aiarty… It’s especially useful for night photography , astrophotography, and high-ISO images.” — Bergreenphotography

“The ideal use case for the Aiarty Image Enhancer is print preparation… a one-click solution to scale and sharpen images to your desired output size.” — Fstoppers

“This AI photo enhancer is an excellent tool for anyone looking to increase image resolution in their digital workflow.” — Hamed Bank, Landscape photographer

New Face Restoration

The updated Face Enhancer in Aiarty Image Enhancer offers an effective way to upscale old family photos while keeping skin tones natural, enhancing details like skin texture, eyes, eyelashes, and facial contours.

The built-in AI Eraser can also remove scratches, dust, and small unwanted objects—useful for scanned film and archival photos.

SDR-to-HDR Conversion

The new SDR-to-HDR conversion transforms standard 8-bit images into 10-bit HDR output, improving tonal depth and color richness while helping recover more detail in shadows and highlights.

Streamlined Workflow Improvements

For many photographers, an image enhancer can help clean up images before starting the main editing process .

Images can be enhanced first and exported as DNG or TIFF , then refined further in tools like Adobe Lightroom or Adobe Photoshop. The software also preserves original EXIF metadata , including camera model, lens, ISO, and shooting settings.

The update also introduces several workflow improvements:

• Ctrl + C / Ctrl + V image import
• improved GPU acceleration
• faster batch processing

Preparing Photos for Large Prints and Upscaling

For photographers preparing large prints or exhibition images, Aiarty can upscale images to 32K in batch. This can be useful when cropping wildlife images, preparing gallery prints, or enlarging older photos originally captured at lower resolutions.

Several AI models are available depending on the type of image:

• Real-Photo V3 – portraits and general photography
• More-Detail GAN V3 – landscapes and texture-rich scenes
• AIGCsmooth V3 – compressed or AI-generated images

Try It on Your Own Photos

If you have high-ISO images or older RAW files in your archive that you’ve been hesitant to print or reuse, it might be interesting to see what modern local AI enhancement can recover.

A free trial is available if you’d like to test it on your own photos. There’s also a discounted lifetime license for those who prefer a one-time purchase instead of a subscription.