Upscale any image with AI: enlarge photos up to print resolution, sharpen soft scans and recover detail instead of blowing up pixels. Upload and get results in seconds.
An upscaler enlarges an image and rebuilds the detail at the new size, working out what a face, a fabric or a leaf should look like up close. That is more than spreading the pixels you already have, which is why the result stays sharp instead of going soft. A small crop or an old web export comes back large enough to print.
Take a web-sized image up to the pixels a printer needs.
Edges and texture are rebuilt as the image grows, not stretched.
Faded scans and small family photos become usable again.
A tight crop that lost resolution gets its sharpness back.
Small captures stay legible in decks and documentation.
Go several times bigger in one run instead of stacking passes.
No plastic smoothing: grain and structure stay where they belong.
Most images come back in seconds.
Drop in a JPG or PNG — a photo, a scan, a screenshot or an AI generation.
Pick how much larger you need it. The credit cost is shown before you run it.
Get a sharper, larger version back in seconds, ready for print or a high-resolution screen.
Take a web-sized image up to the resolution a printer needs for posters and covers.
Enlarge low-resolution family photos and scans without turning them into mush.
Meet marketplace resolution requirements without reshooting the product.
Push a generated image past its native resolution so it holds up on paper.
Make small captures legible in presentations and documentation.
Recover a tight crop that lost resolution and make it usable again.
The available scale factors depend on the model you pick and the size of your source file. Larger inputs cost more credits because there is more image to rebuild.
The goal is a faithful enlargement: the model reconstructs detail rather than repainting the picture. Very soft or very noisy sources will show the biggest change.
Standard image formats such as JPG, PNG and WebP. The result is delivered as a high-resolution image file.
Yes. Send any result from your library straight into the upscaler — you do not need to download and re-upload it.
No. Results on a paid plan are clean and can be used commercially.