Airbrush adds 16K output and 50-image batches to its web AI Image Enhancer
Airbrush has updated its AI Image Enhancer on the web with output options of up to 16K resolution and batch processing for up to 50 images in a single session. The company says the update targets creators, photographers, marketers and e-commerce teams who handle large volumes of visual content.
- Airbrush's web AI Image Enhancer now offers output options of up to 16K resolution.
- Users can enhance up to 50 images in one session instead of processing files individually.
- The company targets creators, photographers, marketers and e-commerce teams.
- The workflow runs in the browser: upload, enhance, preview and download.
- Airbrush Web also offers an AI Background Remover and an Object Remover.
16K resolution and batch uploads
According to Airbrush, users can now select output resolutions of up to 16K when enhancing images. The AI-powered tool is meant to improve clarity, detail, colour and overall visual quality while increasing image resolution. The company says this gives users more flexibility when preparing product photography, marketing materials, social media content and other high-resolution visuals.
The second addition is batch processing. Instead of handling files one by one, users can upload and enhance up to 50 images in one session. Airbrush says this reduces repetitive steps and makes larger batches easier to manage.
Who the update is aimed at
Airbrush points to several groups that could benefit from batch enhancement:
- E-commerce teams preparing product catalogues
- Photographers managing large image collections
- Social media teams creating campaign assets
- Creators enhancing multiple images before publishing
The company frames the update as a response to the growing amount of visual content produced for online stores, advertising, social media and high-resolution displays. Preparing images at different sizes and quality levels, it says, can become time-consuming.
Lyllian Lai, Product Lead at Airbrush, said: "Users are looking for ways to achieve better image quality while saving time when working with larger numbers of files." She added that the company wants to "make image enhancement more flexible for everyday creators while also supporting more demanding professional workflows."
Browser-based workflow and related tools
Airbrush says the enhancement process stays online and streamlined. Users upload images, apply AI enhancement, preview the results and download the finished files within the same browser-based workflow.
For further editing, Airbrush Web also offers an AI Background Remover, which removes or replaces photo backgrounds, and an Object Remover, which erases unwanted objects and distractions. The company says these tools together give users more ways to improve and prepare visual content in the Airbrush online editor.
The batch image enhancement feature is available through Airbrush Web at airbrush.com/bulk-image-enhancer. The announcement does not mention pricing or plan restrictions.
What it means for users
For teams that regularly prepare large sets of images, the combination of higher output resolution and batches of up to 50 files may cut down on manual, file-by-file work, as Airbrush describes it. The announcement gives no performance figures or processing times, so how the update performs in practice is not covered by the source.
