Unreadable meeting photos waste time — make them clear
We’ve all snapped slides from the back row and ended up with haze. Here’s an unblur tool workflow to fix a blurry photo so projector text and nameplates become readable again.
Common office blur sources
- Projector glare: low contrast plus motion.
- Glass reflections: meeting room walls and whiteboards.
- Compression: messaging apps shrinking screenshots.
Readability audit
- At 100%, read 10–12 pt body text on the slide. If not legible, sharpen.
- Check thin graph lines and axes — they should be continuous, not smeared.
AI unblur, office edition
Imgsharer uses an Ai image Sharpener that respects text edges and fine lines, improving OCR accuracy later if you export to PDF.
Three steps to clarity
- Upload the meeting/whiteboard photo.
- Verify slide text, tables, and name badges.
- Save and share the cleaned image in your notes app.
Keep it professional
- Don’t oversharpen logos; maintain brand edges without halos.
- For whiteboards, crop tight before sharpening to avoid noisy walls.
Outcome
Slides become readable, badges discernible, and minutes easier to draft — exactly what you need from an unblur tool in the office.