Sharpniq is an AI unblur tool that sharpens blurry photos — and its headline feature is privacy. Its Browser Free mode runs the AI model entirely on your device: your image is never uploaded, no sign-in is needed, and it costs no credits, handling files up to 4 megapixels after a one-time download of the local processing files. When you want more, an optional Cloud Unblur mode processes images up to 12 megapixels server-side for 10 credits, charged only when a usable result is delivered, with held credits restored automatically on failure. The tool accepts JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, HEIC/HEIF, TIFF, BMP, and safe SVG files up to 10 MB, and targets the blur types that are actually recoverable: mild motion blur, soft focus, weak edge definition, and compression blur. Sharpniq is refreshingly honest about limits — it cannot recreate detail that was never captured, says so throughout, and invites you to judge the same-frame before-and-after rather than the label. Animated images, batch uploads, and text or face restoration are not supported. For a quick, private attempt at rescuing a soft photo, the free in-browser mode is hard to beat.