Deblur Studio

Classical image restoration, running 100% in your browser. No upload, no server.

1 · Image

Drop a photo here or click to choose · or press ⌘/Ctrl + V to paste

2 · Blur to remove (simulator)

Blur type

Blur radius σ1.8

Shake length (px)13

Shake angle (°)28

This deliberately degrades the image so you can compare the restoration against the truth. Set it to None to work on a real blurred photo.

3 · Restoration

Algorithm

Assumed blur kernel

Kernel σ1.8

Kernel length (px)13

Kernel angle (°)28

Final detail boost0.25

4 · Output

Working resolution704 px

Downloads are blocked inside this preview, so use Copy result or right-click the image → “Save image as…”.

How to use it on a real blurred photo

1. Load your photo and set Blur to remove → None.
2. Hit Auto-tune kernel for a starting point (it hunts for the σ that maximizes crispness without blowing out highlights).
3. Watch the split view while dragging σ — too small and the image stays soft, too large and you get ringing halos on edges.
4. Gaussian motion/sensor blur responds well to Richardson–Lucy. Directional smear needs Assumed kernel → Linear motion with the angle set to the direction of the streak.
5. Noise is amplified by deconvolution. If grain appears, lower Noise suppression (Wiener) or fewer iterations (RL).

What the algorithms do

Unsharp mask subtracts a blurred copy and adds the difference back — cheap detail boost, no true inverse.
Wiener deconvolution inverts the assumed kernel in the frequency domain, damping frequencies where the kernel transfer is near zero: F̂ = G·H*/(|H|²+K).
Richardson–Lucy iteratively re-estimates the image by maximum likelihood under a Poisson model: u ← u · ((g/(u∗h)) ∗ h̃). Slower, fewer ringing artifacts.

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