Topaz Image Denoise
Topaz Image Denoise is a professional-grade noise reduction model powered by Topaz Labs' AI technology. Upload your image and select from multiple denoise strengths — AI intelligently removes noise while preserving detail and texture.
Why Choose This?
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AI-powered noise reduction
Intelligently removes noise while preserving important image details and textures.
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Multiple strength levels
Choose from Normal, Strong, or Extreme based on your noise level and quality needs.
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Detail preservation
Unlike traditional denoise tools, AI preserves edges, textures, and fine details.
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Professional quality
Powered by Topaz Labs' AI, trusted by professional photographers worldwide.
Parameters
| Parameter | Required | Description |
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| image | Yes | Source image to denoise (upload or URL) |
| model | No | Denoise strength to use (default: Normal) |
| output_format | No | Output format: jpeg, jpg, or png |
Model Options
| Model | Description |
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| Normal | Balanced noise reduction for typical images (default) |
| Strong | More aggressive denoise for noisier images |
| Extreme | Maximum noise reduction for very noisy images |
Output Format Options
- jpeg / jpg — Compressed format, smaller file size
- png — Lossless format, supports transparency
How to Use
- Upload your image — drag and drop or paste a URL.
- Select model — choose denoise strength based on noise level.
- Choose output format — select based on your quality and file size needs.
- Run — submit and download the denoised image.
Pricing
Simple flat-rate pricing regardless of image size or model selected.
Best Use Cases
- High ISO Photos — Clean up grainy images shot at high ISO settings.
- Low Light Photography — Remove noise from night and indoor photos.
- Video Stills — Clean up frames extracted from video footage.
- Scanned Photos — Reduce grain and noise from scanned film images.
- Smartphone Photos — Improve quality of noisy mobile phone images.
Pro Tips
- Start with Normal for most images — only use Strong or Extreme if needed.
- Over-denoising can make images look plastic — find the right balance.
- Works best when combined with sharpening after denoise.
- For archival quality, export as PNG to avoid additional compression artifacts.
Notes
- Higher strength settings remove more noise but may reduce fine detail.
- Best results come from images with uniform noise patterns.
- For images with both noise and blur, denoise first, then sharpen.
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