An AI image upscaler increases pixel dimensions and estimates detail. Choose 2×, 4× or a supported target long edge, then review projected dimensions and credits. Pro supports eligible outputs up to 16K.
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4× UpscaledWhen guest access is enabled, daily credits cover single-image Standard 2× upscaling without signing in. Sign in for other eligible Standard options. Pro and batches require purchased or subscription credits.
Choose one file up to 32 MiB / 100 MP (automatically resized to this version, within 10 MiB). The online tool reads the original dimensions before any Credits are used.
Choose 2×, 4× or a target resolution, then check projected dimensions and credits. Targets preserve aspect ratio. Choose the smallest output that meets your needs.
Inspect the result beside the original. Check faces, text, product edges and fine patterns before downloading.
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MyEnhancer Image Upscaler increases pixel width and height while estimating detail between the source pixels. Choose 2×, 4× or a supported target long edge. Estimated texture is not recovered source evidence; inspect the enlarged result against the original.
| Version | Processing copy | Credits per image |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | Up to 2 MPLong edge ≤2560 px; short edge ≤1440 px. | 2–8 credits, by output size |
| Pro | Up to 24 MP | 4–24 credits, by output size |
Rates shown apply after sign-in. The table describes processing versions, not subscription plans. Check the tool’s quote before starting.
Image-restoration research distinguishes perceptual realism from reconstruction accuracy. Blau & Michaeli, The Perception-Distortion Tradeoff (CVPR 2018). This is research background, not a quality test of this tool.
When guest access is enabled, guests can use available daily credits for Standard Enhance or Standard 2× Upscale. Guest and account usage share the same daily allowance.
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| Option | Processing input | Output |
|---|---|---|
| 2× | 1200 × 800 | 2400 × 1600 |
| 4× | 1200 × 800 | 4800 × 3200 |
| 4K target | 1024 × 512 | 4096 × 2048 |
| 8K target | 2048 × 720 | 8192 × 2880 |
| 16K target · Pro only | 4096 × 2048 | 16384 × 8192 |
2× doubles width and height (4× the pixels); 4× quadruples both (16× the pixels). Target presets refer to the long edge, not a forced 16:9 crop. Examples use processing copies that fit the selected version.
A target requires an input long edge at least one quarter of the target and smaller than the target. Input limits, output megapixels and maximum edge length must all be satisfied; check dimensions after automatic resizing.
Calculate each side separately: pixels = print size in inches × PPI. These examples use 300 PPI; confirm the print service’s requirements rather than treating it as a rule for every print.
| Print size (inches) | Pixels at 300 PPI |
|---|---|
| 4 × 6 | 1200 × 1800 |
| 5 × 7 | 1500 × 2100 |
| 8 × 10 | 2400 × 3000 |
Changing a PPI or DPI metadata tag without resampling does not create pixels or restore detail. Upscaling changes pixel dimensions; review the enlarged image before printing. Adobe: image dimensions and resampling.
Suitable PPI depends on print size, viewing distance and the print service. Larger prints viewed from farther away may use less than 300 PPI. If the image and paper have different proportions, ask about cropping or borders. Adobe: print resolution and viewing distance.
Give photos saved from chats, cropped moments, and creative illustrations more uses in wallpapers, collages, and posters.
Illustrative examples. Actual results vary by source image.
Photos received in chats or saved from social platforms may have low resolution. AI upscaling increases their pixel dimensions and improves how they look enlarged for birthday collages and digital albums.
A distant performer takes up only a small part of the original photo, so enlarging a crop can look blurry. Use AI upscaling to improve subject details for phone wallpapers and concert keepsakes.
When enlarged in a design, AI images and illustrations can have rough edges and less refined textures. Increase their resolution for event posters, article covers, and design layouts.
Your photo may not have enough resolution for a larger screen. Enlarge landscape photos for desktop wallpapers, or prepare images for travel photo prints and wall art.
Simple resizing estimates new pixels from neighboring pixels. AI upscaling also estimates patterns and textures, which may make enlarged edges look clearer. New texture can be plausible without matching the source, so compare faces, text and fine patterns rather than judging only the larger dimensions.
A larger file is not automatically a sharper or more accurate image. The Image Upscaler can increase image resolution and make edges look cleaner at a larger display size, but it cannot guarantee an image upscale without losing quality. Heavy blur, compression blocks, tiny lettering and missing facial detail may remain or be estimated incorrectly. Always compare the result with the source instead of treating generated texture as fact.
A face upscaler or portrait enlargement tool needs careful review because plausible eyes, hair, skin texture and jewelry may not match the person. Product labels, logos, hands, straight lines and repeated patterns can also change. For social graphics, product images, crop headroom and larger screen reuse, compare the original and result at 100% before publishing or printing.
Choose Image Upscaler when you need larger pixel dimensions. Choose Photo Enhancer for lighting, color and visible noise. If mild blur is the main problem, try Unblur Image and review the result before enlarging; upscaling first can magnify blur and artifacts.
Photos are not published in a public gallery. See the privacy FAQ below and the Privacy Policy for access and processing details.
Privacy policyCredits depend on output dimensions, as shown below. Check the exact cost before each task or the total for a batch. Technical failures return the affected task credits.
| Output long edge | Standard | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 2K | 2 credits | 4 credits |
| Up to 4K | 4 credits | 6 credits |
| Up to 8K | 8 credits | 8 credits |
| Up to 16K | — | 16 credits |
| 16K above 160 MP | — | 24 credits |
Per-image prices shown here apply after sign-in. Guest trials use the quote displayed in the tool. Standard output: up to 24 MP. Pro output: up to 272 MP and 16384 pixels per side. The 16-credit 16K tier covers up to 160 MP; larger outputs cost 24 credits. All tiers remain subject to input and output limits.
An image upscaler increases pixel dimensions and estimates pixels between those in the source. It can create a more usable larger image, but it cannot guarantee recovery of true missing detail.
The AI model predicts detail while enlarging width and height. The Image Upscaler shows projected dimensions first, then lets you compare the generated result with the original.
Choose a target supported by the selected version. Standard output is limited to 8K and 24 MP; Pro supports up to 16K and 272 MP. The source long edge must be at least one quarter of the target. Check available options, dimensions and credits before processing.
When guest access is enabled, daily credits can be used without signing in for single-image Standard 2× upscaling, including downloads. Sign in to use your daily allowance on eligible Standard options. Guest and account usage share the same daily allowance; it resets by UTC day and does not roll over. Pro and batch processing require purchased or subscription credits. The exact cost and available balance appear before processing.
The Image Upscaler accepts one supported static image up to 32 MiB / 100 MP (automatically resized to this version, within 10 MiB). Use the highest-quality original available; thumbnails and repeatedly compressed copies contain less source detail.
Yes. Check the result's pixel dimensions against the intended print size and pixels-per-inch requirement. Review it at 100% because the Image Upscaler cannot guarantee accurate missing detail or professional print quality.
No Image Upscaler can guarantee identity fidelity. Compare eyes, hair, skin, jewelry and other distinctive features with the source, and never treat estimated facial detail as evidence.
If blur is the main problem, use Unblur Image first. After the result looks clean, use the Image Upscaler for larger dimensions; enlarging first can magnify blur and compression artifacts.
Photos are not published in a public gallery. Signed-in tasks are accessed through your account; guest results use temporary guest access, so download anything you want to keep. Processing uses third-party image services as explained in the Privacy Policy.
The cost depends on the version and output dimensions; see the credits table on this page. The exact quote appears before processing, with a total for batches. Pro and batches require purchased or subscription credits.
