I find the results to be quite good in parts. A detailed page with descriptions or videos that explain in more detail what effects the sliders have would be desirable. There is a short text about it, but as the saying goes: "A picture is worth a thousand words." The credits are also too limited for a lot of trial and error.

Unfortunately, processing takes a long time; you need a lot of patience. Besides a one-click preset that the developer has already announced (in response to my inquiry), more presets for simple upscaling with as precise a reproduction of the original images as possible would be beneficial. Currently, only the portrait mode remains and the option to adjust the sliders. More presets in a quick selection menu would also be helpful.

At the moment, it is cumbersome to process large images, as they must be manually resized before upload; this should work automatically. The developer has already announced a recropper or downscaler in response to my question.

The annoying magic password procedure: Dear developers, please use this as an optional offer and not exclusively. It also has drawbacks. Passwords have existed for 50 years. Why should we abolish this system and bow to big corporations? I just don’t understand. Please offer this as an option and not as the only login method.

I would also appreciate a roadmap and a small feedback system, as with any good tool, to submit suggestions for new features directly or to participate in them.

There is a field for a text prompt that costs a credit. I find that outrageous; my wish would be to change this to 0 credits. This function should be a basic component.

A credit roll-over would be a useful feature up to a cap of 25k or so.

Instead of cryptic file names, I would prefer the saved images to contain information about the selected presets and the settings used to edit the image.

The style transfer is a fun additional gimmick. Uploading personal images has not been very successful so far. A second selection area with community presets might be a good idea?!

In summary: a nice start, but there is still a lot to be done. I hope EnhancePic receives some meaningful updates.