Accessibility to high-resolution seismic data is necessary in seismic interpretation and reservoir characterization. Spectral bluing is one of the efficient methods used in increasing the vertical seismic resolution. Improving the quality of seismic data reduces uncertainty about the presence of hydrocarbons, detecting the accurate location of channel features, identifying small-scale faults and fractures and other tectonic events. Spectral bluing, matches the mean seismic spectrum to the reflectivity series spectrum in order to design a bluing operator to boost the attenuated higher frequencies within the seismic band. In this study, the effect of bluing operator performance on the seismic data has been investigated. The results of spectral bluing show that increasing seismic bandwidth improves the vertical seismic resolution.