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Find images displayed beyond their native resolution, clear highlights, and open Sharpniq to repair blurry photos. Sharpniq Image Clarity Checker helps you spot page images that may look soft because they are being displayed larger than their native dimensions. Use the extension to: - Check visible images in the current tab with one click. - Adjust the enlargement threshold from 1.05× to 2.00×. - Highlight images that exceed the selected threshold. - Clear every highlight and restore the original page appearance. - Open the Sharpniq Unblur Image editor when you need to repair a blurry photo. The extension compares rendered and intrinsic image dimensions. It does not analyze image pixels, guarantee that a highlighted image is blurry, or claim that every unhighlighted image is sharp. The result is a practical signal for visual review. Checks run only after you invoke the extension. Processing stays inside the current Chrome tab. The extension does not collect, store, sell, or transmit image data, page content, browsing history, or personal information. It contains no ads, analytics SDK, tracking pixel, account system, or remote executable code. Chrome blocks page checks on protected pages such as chrome:// pages and the Chrome Web Store. Selecting “Unblur an image” opens https://unblurimage.me/ in a new tab. The website's separate privacy policy applies when you choose to use the online editor.
Aug 10, 2026
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