Big news! We are excited to announce ON1 Resize AI 2023.5 is available today. ON1 Resize AI is a must-have AI photo resizer software tool for photographers, designers, and anyone needing to upscale images without compromising quality or detail. Its state-of-the-art technology, wide range of output preset sizes, and user-friendly interface make it a valuable addition to any creative’s software workflow. Read about each of the new features and enhancements in the release here.

The ON1 Resize 2023.5 release notes and download instructions are available here. If you are interested in a free trial, please download the 14-day trial here.

All ON1 Everything and ON1 Everything Plus subscribers, who always get the latest software from ON1, get the new ON1 Resize 2023.5 for free as part of their plans. Please check your email for the instructions for getting the app. Anyone who owns the individual product, ON1 Resize AI 2023, can also download the new ON1 Resize AI 2023.5 as a free update.

ON1 Everything and ON1 Everything Plus subscribers along with ON1 Photo RAW 2023 license owners will also receive the full integration of Resize AI 2023.5 in Photo RAW. This integration will be in the next release, ON1 Photo RAW 2023.5, in late May or early June.

Two significant enhancements in ON1 Resize AI 2023.5 are the new revolutionary Face Recovery technology and the addition of the NoNoise AI technology for reducing artifacts when upscaling images. Whether you’re working with old group photos or faced with cropping out individual faces from images, the Face Recovery technology can detect and enhance small faces and upscale them with remarkable results. You’ll also have complete control over each face, with the ability to toggle the feature on or off and fine-tune the overall strength. We also understand the challenges noise and artifacts pose when upscaling photos from the original files. We’ve integrated a noise reduction slider powered by NoNoise AI in the new Resize AI to address this. This technology significantly reduces noise and artifacts during resizing, resulting in superior image enlargements and preserving the details of original images.