Image noise is the random variation of brightness or color information in the images. Noise can enter the picture during capturing or transmitting. Different linear and nonlinear methods have been implemented to remove the noise from an image, but transformation of wavelets is becoming increasingly important. We propose a fundamental concept for disintegrating the input bubble, sound, and movement signal of the object/camera into appropriate coefficients by transforming the empirical wavelet and making full changes. A new messy screen search strategy is used to assess the variability at each pixel of the decomposed picture. Empirical wavelet is a kind of wavelet tailored to the data being handled. This is an adaptive technique for decomposing the signal or picture to a set of sections recognized as phases. This wavelet transform is relevant for de‐noising, decompression, etc. Chaotic squirrel search optimizers imitate the vibrant feeding behavior and efficiency of northern flying squirrels, called gliding. Gliding is a powerful system used for lengthy ranges by tiny mammals. Compared to other wavelet transformations, the median peak signal for noise ratio (PSNR) enhancement obtained by EWT is 73%. Numerical tests indicate that our proposed method could be able to substantially enhance restored pictures' efficiency and achieve greater SNR and structural similarity index scores likened to the present state of the art methodologies.