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Remini vs Unblurry

Two fact sheets from our own research, side by side — pricing, platforms, API access and status re-checked by us rather than quoted from the vendors. Unblurry publishes a starting price ($2.99); Remini does not. Both have a free tier.

ReminiPhoto and video enhancer that sharpens faces, restores old shots and upscales, on mobile and webUnblurryRemoves blur from out-of-focus, motion-blurred, or low-res photos, paid per image via credit packs.

Side by side

FactReminiUnblurry
CategoryImage Upscaling & RestorationImage Upscaling & Restoration
Pricing modelFreemiumFreemium
Starts at—$2.99 one_time
Public APINoNo
PlatformsWeb, iOS, AndroidWeb
CompanyAI Creativity S.r.l. (Bending Spoons)—
Launched2019—
Last verifiedSep 6, 2026Sep 1, 2026

What our research says

Remini

One of the strongest one-tap fixes for faces and old family photos, which is why its user numbers are so large. The catch is pricing structure: weekly auto-renewing subscriptions sold in-app with no public price list, which makes casual use expensive if you forget to cancel.

Pros

  • Face reconstruction quality is the product's core strength
  • Runs on web, iOS and Android with the same account
  • Free tier exists for occasional single-photo jobs
  • Handles video enhancement, not just stills

Cons

  • Weekly subscription framing obscures the real annual cost
  • Prices differ by region and platform and are only visible at checkout
  • Aggressive enhancement can invent facial detail, a known trait of face-restoration models

Unblurry

Unblurry is a focused, single-purpose tool that is genuinely free to try, with a watermark, before you spend anything, and the pay-once credit packs avoid a recurring subscription for something you might only need occasionally. Per-image cost adds up quickly if you need many watermark-free HD or Ultra HD results, since each one uses several credits.

Pros

  • Free tier to test quality before paying
  • One-time credit packs instead of a forced subscription
  • Handles three distinct blur types: out-of-focus, motion, and low-resolution
  • Credits do not expire for a full year

Cons

  • Free output carries a watermark
  • HD and Ultra HD results cost multiple credits each, so cost scales with quality
  • No company or location information disclosed

Which one fits

Choose Remini if you need

  • Restoring old or damaged family photos
  • Sharpening low-resolution phone shots before printing
  • Quick face-focused enhancement without learning an editor

Choose Unblurry if you need

  • Rescuing a handful of blurry personal photos without a subscription
  • Testing quality for free before paying for a watermark-free version

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