Creative · Image Upscaler
Bigger, andstill sharp.
Enlarge a small or soft picture two, three or four times and let the model rebuild the detail instead of stretching the pixels. Compare it with the original up close, then keep both in your library.
- 4×
- Largest scale
- 3
- Formats in
- 1.6K
- Longest edge in
The picture
Add it. Scale it up.
One small picture in, one larger and sharper one out. Choose the scale, compare the two, and keep both.
What you get
More pixels,more picture.
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Sized in your browser
A picture over 1600 pixels on its long side is scaled down before it is sent. Upscaling is for small pictures, and this keeps the model inside its memory. Nothing leaves your device until you press the button.
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You pick the scale
Two, three or four times wider and taller. Each choice shows the exact size you will get before you spend a credit.
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Detail rebuilt, not stretched
The model predicts edges and texture instead of smearing the pixels, so thin lines stay thin. It is still a guess, so compare the result with your original before you rely on it.
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Look closer
Move over the comparison and the same spot of both pictures is magnified beside it, up to eight times. The original is shown as its real pixels, so the difference is easy to see.
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Faces, only if you ask
Turn on face restoration to rebuild blurred faces. Leave it off for landscapes, products and artwork, where it can change fine detail.
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Charged on success
Credits are taken once the upscale is saved, with the original, to your library. A failed run or a timeout costs nothing, and deleting from the library removes both files from your storage.
lake-at-dawn.jpg, 640 × 512
Edges and thin lines rebuilt, not stretched
Restore faces · Off
Credits are taken only when the upscale is saved
Next step
Sharp and large.Now cut it out.
Remove the background from your upscaled picture with the Background Remover, or make a fresh picture from a description with the Image Generator.