Airbrush Adds 16K Output and Batch Image Enhancement

Nov 2, 2026
Airbrush updates its web image enhancer with output resolutions up to 16K and batch processing for as many as 50 images.

Airbrush adds output resolutions up to 16K and batch processing for as many as 50 files to its web image enhancer, the company said in a press release.

Users can upload images, apply AI enhancement, preview the results, and download completed files in a browser. The tool adjusts image clarity, detail, color, and resolution. Airbrush says the update targets creators, photographers, marketers and ecommerce teams preparing product catalogues, campaign assets and other images in larger batches. "Users are looking for ways to achieve better image quality while saving time when working with larger numbers of files," said Lyllian Lai, product lead at Airbrush.

Airbrush also offers tools on the web for removing or replacing backgrounds and erasing unwanted objects from images.

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