Pixel Perfect

Pixel Perfect is an image enhancer tool. Pixel Perfect by Function Labs scores any photo for free, then applies AI fixes, realistic headshots, profile pictures, style reimaginings or prompt based images. Credit packs start at £4.99 with no subscription, local previews and refunds on failed generations.

Pixel Perfect by Function Labs is a browser based photo studio built around a single promise: hand it any photograph and it will tell you what can be improved. The starting point is Fix My Photo, which returns a Photo Score and a low resolution before and after preview without an account. That first pass runs locally in the browser, so nothing leaves the device until the user opts into the full AI treatment. The score is meant to act as a triage step: portraits, holiday shots, old family photos and product images all get an assessment before any credits are spent. Beyond the automatic fix, Pixel Perfect bundles four creative studios. Profile Pictures produces a polished social image that keeps the person recognisable. Professional Headshots is the flagship route for LinkedIn, CVs, company sites and other work profiles, turning suitable everyday photographs into realistic studio style portraits. Reimagine takes an existing photo and rebuilds it in a cinematic, illustrated or artistic direction, while Create from a Prompt skips the upload entirely and generates an original image from a written idea. The prompt studio is the odd one out, since it is a generative image tool inside an editor rather than a photo restoration path. Privacy is treated as a product feature. Local scoring and preview are private by default, uploads happen only when the user requests the full AI fix, saved creations can be deleted from the library at any time, and the homepage states that photos are not used for model training. A failed generation does not burn credits; the balance is refunded automatically. That policy matters because generative edits can fail for reasons outside the user's control. Pricing is credit based rather than subscription based. A first eligible creation is free, and packs of 15, 50 or 150 credits follow from £4.99 with no recurring commitment and no expiry date. The trade off is that Pixel Perfect is not a full pixel level editor: it does not advertise layer manipulation, manual retouching or advanced compositing, so users who need that level of control should look at conventional editors and treat this as a fast enhancement layer.