Normal

General-purpose noise reduction

Model Overview

Denoise Normal is designed for everyday images with low-to-medium noise caused by low-light conditions or compression, preserving detail without over-processing.

Key Capabilities

  • Removes common low-light and compression noise

  • Preserves fine detail and natural texture

  • For non-RAW images, recommended starting point for denoising

Model Pricing

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Getting Started

Endpoint

chevron-rightEndpoint-Specific Parametershashtag
  • face_enhancement — boolean

    • Leverages our face recovery model to enhance faces.

  • face_enhancement_strength — decimal between 0 and 1 (required if face_enhancement=true)

    • Sets the strength of the face recovery.

  • face_enhancement_creativity — decimal between 0 and 1 (required if face_enhancement=true)

    • Choose realistic or creative face recovery.

  • subject_detection"foreground", "background", or "all"

    • Choose where enhancements are applied.

  • strength — decimal between 0.01 and 1

    • Reduces noise in the image. Too high can remove detail and slightly blur the image.

  • minor_deblur — decimal between 0.01 and 1

    • Slightly sharpens the image. Counteracts softness caused by noise reduction.

  • original_detail — decimal between 0 and 1

    • Return texture and fine details lost during noise reduction. Start at low values and slowly increase.

  • denoise_strength — decimal between 0 and 1, default 0.5

    • Sets the strength of the denoise.

  • sharpen_strength — decimal between 0 and 1, default 0.5

    • Sets the strength of the sharpening.

  • opacity — decimal between 0 and 1, default 1.0

    • Adjust strength of opacity.

These parameters should be appended as key-value fields in the form-data request bodies (i.e. alongside the model, output_height, and face_enhancement etc. fields). Any parameters not explicitly provided are automatically configured by our auto-parameter model. Extra parameters provided that are not supported are ignored.

Model-Specific Parameters

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Resolution Limits

  • input — 512 MP

  • output — 512 MP

Examples

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