AVCLabsReviews of avclabs.com

Easy to use and app option available

Avc.ai is an AI-powered image enhancer that claims to improve the quality of digital images. I like how the pictures turn out when processed by avc.ai. The tool uses artificial intelligence algorithms to denoise, sharpen, and upscale images, resulting in a clear and crisp final product. The enhancements are really noticeable, and they do not distort the original image's quality. Overall, I am very satisfied with the image output from avc.ai. The interface works well on desktop devices. The website's layout is straightforward and easy to navigate, making the image enhancement process a breeze. The website's interface also allows users to preview and compare the original image with the processed one, making it easier to assess the tool's effectiveness. However, for mobile users who access the website through a browser, the interface is not as user-friendly. The website is not optimized for mobile devices, and this can make it challenging to navigate and use the tool effectively. That said, the tool's denoising, sharpening, and upscaling capabilities are top-notch. The AI algorithms used by avc.ai do an excellent job of removing unwanted noise, enhancing image sharpness, and upscaling images without distortion. This makes the tool ideal for photographers, graphic designers, and anyone looking to improve the quality of their digital images. The service is a bit expensive tho. The credit-based system itself isn't bad, but the price of 20$ for 50 credits is really high in my opinion. In conclusion, avc.ai is an excellent image enhancer with impressive capabilities. While the interface may not be optimized for mobile users and it's on the pricier side, the tool's denoising, sharpening, and upscaling features make up for this shortcoming. Overall, I would recommend avc.ai to anyone working with digital images.

Have been trailing this AI overall a good experience. Test images so far have been improved and upscaled well however I have had challenges with background removal. Overall am pleased with the results of the other filters.

Very easy to use

I used the free trial of AVCLabs Video Enhancer AI mostly to try out the colorization. The colors really popped and it is probably the easiest product out there for colorization of any quality. Red overexposure seems to be common with colorization models and this product is no different, but I did have successful clips where this did not occur. I use the upscaler some and it seemed to work well. I had just purchased the Topaz Video AI tool a few months back and wish I had waited for AVC's software because Topaz does not have a colorizing feature and as of a week ago, they don't have plans to add one. I tried using a technique found on YouTube using Photoshop to colorize individual frames, but the process is lengthy and the red oversaturation is really bad in spots. I have also used PixBim for colorization and the one feature they have is to tone down the red, which works, but the overall result is flat and grainy. AVCLabs Video Enhancer AI colorizer is based on DeOldify, so you can probably get a similar experience if you go the Linux route, but I think that is way more work than I wanted to do. Another area with common colorization issues is the blue hands and the neck area. It is something I don't understand in these models. This type of software recognizes a face very well, do they think the area below that would every be blue? Same with hands. There isn't a perfect tool out there, but the color pop and ease of use with AVC is the best I have found so far. I just hope there can be tweaks to fix these key color issues.

simple, efficient, accepted result

easy to use, but need more impove

I liked that app.Great image editing.