Melhorar Imagem is a Portuguese-language image enhancer and upscaler. Drag in up to three files at a time and it sharpens and enlarges them, with a before-and-after slider on the landing page and sample images to try without uploading your own. Credits come either as monthly subscriptions from $3.90 for 50 a month up to $16.90 for 1,000, or as one-time packs, with the per-credit rate falling from $0.078 to $0.017 as volume rises.
Working natively in Portuguese is the reason this exists alongside a hundred English equivalents, and it is a fair reason. Brazil is one of the largest internet markets in the world and is consistently served last by tools of this kind, so a product whose interface, terms and privacy policy are all in the user’s own language is worth more to that audience than marginally better output in English. The interface is clean and the three-file batch is reasonable for casual use.
The claim on the page needs correcting, because it matters beyond marketing. The site says the tool reveals details you thought were lost – it does not. AI upscaling generates plausible detail that was never in the file: a blurred face becomes a sharp face that is not quite the same person’s, and unreadable text becomes readable text that may say something else. For family photographs that is a fair trade and often a lovely one. For anything evidential – a document, a licence plate, a photograph that has to be accurate – the output is a plausible invention and should never be relied on. Note also that the limited-time offer banner is a permanent fixture, so treat the discount as the standard price.
