> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.autoenhance.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.autoenhance.ai/images/basic-enhancements.md).

# Settings

Settings or enhancement preferences allow you to make tweaks and adjustments to the final enhancement of your image. You can specify all of the settings while [uploading your images](/images/managing-images/creating-and-uploading.md) and edit them even after the image has been processed.

## In this section

* [**Enhancement Style**](/images/basic-enhancements/enhancement-style.md) — Choose the AI enhancement style trained for your region and property type.
* [**Lens Correction**](/images/basic-enhancements/lens-correction.md) — Correct lens distortions for a more accurate, balanced perspective.
* [**Vertical Correction**](/images/basic-enhancements/vertical-correction.md) — Straighten wonky vertical angles for a professional look.
* [**Window Pull Type**](/images/basic-enhancements/window-pull.md) — Recover and highlight the view seen through windows.
* [**Auto Privacy**](/images/basic-enhancements/auto-privacy.md) — Automatically detect and blur faces and license plates.
* [**Restaging**](/images/basic-enhancements/restaging.md) — Go back in time and readjust the scene: replace skies, black out TVs, light fireplaces, remove reflections, and green up grass.


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