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Remini takes a blurry, faded, or pixelated photo and rebuilds it into a sharp HD image, usually in a few seconds and with a single tap.
It's the app behind a lot of those "before and after" old-photo posts you've seen, and it runs on your phone - point it at a picture from your gallery, tap enhance, and the AI does the rest.
This is the Android APK for version 3.7.1367.
What Remini Actually Does - in Plain Terms
Old photos lose detail. A scanned family picture goes soft, a selfie comes out grainy in low light, a screenshot looks like mush when you zoom in.
Remini's AI looks at the image, works out what the missing detail probably was, and paints it back in - sharpening edges, cleaning up noise, and rebuilding faces so eyes, hair, and skin look defined again instead of blurry.
The face work is the part people notice most. Remini was built around facial enhancement, so it's at its best on portraits, selfies, and group shots.
It has also enhanced well over 100 million photos, which is a fair sign it does the job most people want it to do.
What You Can Do With It
Beyond the basic one-tap enhance, the app covers a few common jobs: restoring old or damaged prints you've scanned in, unblurring out-of-focus shots, cleaning up low-light selfies, and bumping low-resolution images up to something you can actually share or print.
Newer versions also handle short video clips and offer AI photo generation, where you feed it a clear photo of your face and it produces stylised images from templates.
Is Remini Free? What You Actually Get
Yes, Remini is free to download and use, with a couple of honest caveats.
The free version gives you a limited number of enhancements per day and shows ads.
The paid subscription (weekly or yearly) removes the ads, lifts the daily limit, and adds priority processing.
One thing worth knowing: the enhancement happens on Remini's servers, not on your phone. That means you need an internet connection for it to work, and each photo takes a few seconds to upload and come back. It's not a dealbreaker, just don't expect it to work offline.
Who Should Look Elsewhere
If you want full manual control - curves, selective adjustments, RAW editing - Remini isn't that kind of tool; it's built to be automatic.
Snapseed is the better pick for hands-on editing with RAW support.
If you're mainly after filters, retouching, and AI art in one free package, Hypic covers that ground. And if your photos are fine and you just need to resize or batch-process them on a PC, a desktop tool like FastStone Photo Resizer or Light Image Resizer will do it faster.
How to Install Remini
Installing takes under a minute. Download the APK, and if your phone asks, allow installs from unknown sources for your browser or file manager.
Open the file, tap Install, then launch the app and grant it access to your photos. Pick any picture, tap Enhance, and you'll see the before-and-after preview.
Remini is made by Bending Spoons, and there's an iPhone version on the App Store if you're on iOS. This page covers the Android build.
More Photo and Video Tools Worth a Look
If you're editing on your phone, CapCut for Android is the go-to for video, and VidMate handles downloading clips from various sites.
To play your enhanced photos in slideshows or watch videos in any format, VLC for Android and MX Player both handle just about anything you throw at them - and if MX Player skips certain audio, the MX Player Custom Codec add-on fills the gaps.
On the desktop side, if you're managing a big photo library, FastStone Image Viewer handles viewing, quick edits, and batch conversion in one place, and NConvert does command-line batch conversion across hundreds of formats.
For AI-powered helpers of a different kind, there's DeepSeek and Perplexity over in the Android apps section.
Want to browse everything? The full Android APK collection has more players, editors, and tools.
