About Jpeg Fixer
An advanced application that lets you remove the artifacts and a blotchy look from your images, making them look as if saved with a 100% "super-fine") quality. Based on advanced science-intensive technology, it is a...
"JPEG" is the default data format for digital photos. It is used in all digital cameras and most of the photo editing applications. If you set the image quality not to a 100% ("super-fine") in order to reduce the disk/memory stick space, your images become blotchy and get ruined with the JPEG artifacts.
Jpeg Fixer is an advanced application that lets you remove the artifacts and a blotchy look from your images, making them look as if they have been saved at a 100% ("super-fine") quality. It is based on advanced science-intensive technology that lets you repair images quickly, smoothly and easily.
If you are a home user, it will help you to improve the quality of your digital photos. Its also a must-have tool for publishers, design studios and web pros, helping you to recover the overcompressed images, supplied by your clients, to make them ready-to-publish and ready-to-print.
Previous Versions
Here you can find the changelog of Jpeg Fixer since it was posted on our website on 2015-04-26 03:00:00.
The latest version is 0.96 and it was updated on 2026-10-12 15:56:47. See below the changes in each version.
Jpeg Fixer version 0.96
Updated At: 2003-10-01
Changes: New option - crispness
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