Mediachance

What is Mediachance?

Mediachance’s AI Photo & Art Enhancer uses artificial intelligence to improve photos, digital paintings, vector art, and 3D graphics. It can upscale photos by up to 16 times, producing detailed images suitable for printing. For digital paintings, it brings out brush strokes and textures, adding micro-details while preserving the original artistic feel. It also reduces noise in photos and 3D graphics, converts drawings into vector-like art without jagged edges, and speeds up 3D rendering by cleaning noise from partially finished images. Batch processing lets you enhance many images at once. A Windows computer with a capable GPU is recommended for best performance.

Who created Mediachance?

Mediachance is the company behind the AI Photo & Art Enhancer, founded by Andrej Hribernik. The company develops tools for editing and improving images, focusing on boosting resolution, adding detail, reducing noise, and simplifying batch processing.

What is Mediachance used for?

• High-Resolution Upscaling: Enlarge photos up to 16 times their original size with added detail, ideal for printing.
• Artistic Enhancement: Improve the detail and color of digital paintings while keeping their artistic character.
• Advanced Noise Reduction: Clean up grainy or noisy photos and 3D renders.
• Vector-Like Image Transformation: Turn drawings and pixel art into smooth, sharp graphics without pixelation.
• Faster Rendering: Reduce noise in partially rendered CG and 3D images for cleaner results sooner.

Who is Mediachance for?

Mediachance suits photographers, digital artists, graphic designers, 3D artists, and CG renderers who need higher-resolution, cleaner images without redoing their work from scratch.

Getting Started

Install the software on a Windows computer with a capable GPU, launch the AI Photo & Art Enhancer, and import the images you want to improve. From there you can choose the enhancement that fits your task — upscaling for print, enhancing paintings while preserving style, denoising photos or 3D renders, or converting drawings to vector-like images. Batch processing is available for large sets of images.