So you can improve any image of your mobile with this simple app and without using the Internet

In the last two years it has been demonstrated that artificial intelligence will be disruptive technology in the economy, sociology, geopolitics and almost any other branch of interest to humans. In Spain the use of these tools has been triggered, as in the vast majority of countries, and it does not seem that this trend will be relaxed in the coming years.

Many people have integrated in their day to day the use of programs such as Chatgpt or Gemini, and little by little other less known tools are making a hole. This standardization helps that companies such as Samsung have made a very strong bet in their new mobile phones, which they presume to have many AI functions, in addition to processors to be able to execute them at home.

Small companies are also launching applications with very specific functions, which begin to take advantage of these latest generation chipsets. An example is superimage, an app that can be downloaded for free From the Google Play Store. Its basic functions can be used without paying, And advanced ones require unlocking the PRO version, which currently costs 3.99 euros.

This app is one of the few that bets on performing a single function and doing the best possible. Superimage It allows to improve the quality of an image that we have on the mobile directly in the samewithout raising it to the cloud, using AI algorithms and the power of our own mobile.

This makes the processing time of each image very variable, depending on the power of our mobile. We have tried it at the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra and The times have gone from one to two minutes per image. However, in less powerful models we may have to wait up to 15 minutes per image.

This is because all the calculation and creation of the new photograph is carried out at home, not on the servers of a company. That is why the processor’s power is so important. Even in the Ultra S25 we have seen how it has heated a littledemonstrating that I was really using the phone processor.

The handling of the app is very simpleand we simply have to select the type of image we want to improve. Have Portraits, photographs and Illustrations. When we enter one of those sections, click on the icon to select images and mark the ones we want to improve. The process is done one by one, but we can leave them in line to create one after another.

Even in the free version we have some output options, as if we want the image to be JPG or PNG, its size, etc. Yes indeed, Each few actions will appear an ad That we will have to do, unless we pay for the PRO version that does not have any type of advertising in addition to unlocking other functions. It is also important that the app download no less than 450 MB of data to be able to perform the calculations, and we will have to have that free space on the mobile.

The results that we have obtained are, in general, good, and that is that the quality of the images improves, especially in portraits and textures of fabrics and surfaces. Yes indeed, It shows that we are facing generative artificial intelligenceand sometimes we see slight differences between the original and the new image.

These results have liked much more in the portrait photos than in normal imageswhere some textures were improved but, in essence, there was the same image, larger, that did not lose quality, but that did not win it either.

That we are competing to use one or the other will sometimes be a subjective issue. In addition, it is important to note that by changing the output resolution we can cut the final image without losing quality and size, in case we want to use it for a design, print it, etc.

This function is integrated into some mobiles, such as Samsung, within the gallery application. Other brands also have it available, but not all, and none allows you to recess images in lots, but one by one. Taking into account that it is a free application that we can use without paying, even if you have ads, if this is a function that we value we can give you a chance.