How to Depixelate a Images in Photoshop

Today we will discus about "How to depixelate a picture in photoshop/how to convert a low resolution Photo in to High Resolution and good quality image. /remove pixels from a photo during Big/large size use.
Low to High Quality/Resolution Photo/Depixelate Image in Adobe Photoshop CC & CS6" step by step in this photoshop tutorial.

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Let's move forward:
Step#1

Open the image in Adobe Photoshop. If the picture that you want to depixelate is on its own Photoshop layer, make sure that you click to select that layer in the Layers window.

Step#2

Click "View"and then "Actual Pixels" so that you get a clear view of the extent of the pixelation.

Step#3

Go to "Filter" and then "Noise" on the main menu. Select "Despeckle." This option helps to smooth out the pixels in your image.

Step#4

Press the CTRL and F keys two or three times to further despeckle the image. If you despeckle the image any more than four times, it will probably start to blur past recognition.

Step#5

Perform a Smart Blur on the image as an alternative to help get rid of pixelation. Go to the Filter menu and choose the "Smart Blur…" option. Set the radius at about 1.5 pixels and the threshold at about 15 pixels, then hit "OK." You can always go back and adjust these settings by pressing the CTRL + Z keys.

GET IN TOUCH:

[juliecollman]

So helpful! My wedding photographer took some drone images that were awesome but low res. This allowed me to blow them up a bit for a photobook. Also I used this on a few phone photos, and they turned out amazing. Thank you thank you!

[lenient]

Just a heads up! Noise reduction works much better if you DON'T heighten the resolution from 72 -> 300 px first. You can do that after noise-reduction.

[FeelsGoodMan]

works when the subject takes up most of the image, but not on images that have a have a lot of detail

[sogero]

Tip: If you're trying to fix up just one part of a photo, select that part and copy it into a layer. Then do these steps on the layer of the pixelated part of the image alone.

[ucheucheuche]

Looks like you used 2 images, and mixed your low res results with some other image. The blur in background gets too smooth. We can see the jump cut in this video.

[zeeteajuu]

thx helped me fix some photos needed for enrollment

[artisticafflair]

Wow, looks better then I see with my glasses on!!! Thanks for the quick tips. But seriously why is PS such a pain in the arse. 🙄

[jasonwyld]

WOW thank you in under two mins thank you soooo much you rock

[mrjaybennett]

Great tutorial but the background music makes me want to end it all. Like drink a pitcher of Antifreeze and just go night night.

[michaelmccrory]

Thank you, this is of great help!
Very effective, excellent technique, and easy to follow.

[dynogamergurl]

oml finally! thank goodness. I'm going to try this soon tysm!

[khelnetics]

My friend, GREAT tutorial.... may I ask what song that is playing in the background?

[timmaciejewski]

That worked surprisingly well. Thanks!

[jomariequisote]

Thank u so much... It helps me a lot... God bless u...

[elenastanica]

It does not work on text pictures I still cannot understand the text.

[greg]

ahhh. it worked for everybody except me. ToT

[barodrinksbeer]

If your doing this for school photos, youll have to touch up the background a bit so it doesnt overtake the person.

[saifulislam-rvxv]

No voice.but well done. I like your song and video boss

[liasonpureluv]

Did all these steps and it made no difference. :(

[PersianSlot]

I have one blurry video hit and run is there any body can help