AI Upscaling Tools
Choose a workflow for your image or video. Start with one file, compare the result, and check the download cost before processing more.
Core Upscaling Tools
Start here for larger images, clearer photos, or a short video test.
AI Image Upscaler
Start in the repair-first lane when a normal resize is not enough and the image needs denoise, deblur, or texture recovery before it looks ready to ship.
Video Upscaler
Upload MP4, MOV or WebM up to 200MB and pick a 1080p or 4K target. Start with a short clip. For still images, use the image upscaler.
Free Image Upscaler
Run one image through the AI image upscaler to see the result, then decide whether to spend paid credits on the original download. For video, try our free video upscaler.
Photo Upscaler
For portraits, landscapes and photos you want to keep. For close-ups of faces, use our face upscaler. For scanned prints, try the old photo upscaler.
AI Video Upscaler
Choose the full motion lane when a simple export bump is not enough and the clip needs cleaner frames, steadier detail, and better temporal consistency from start to finish.
4K Image Upscaler
Aimed at 4K screens and large images. For video, use the 4K video upscaler. To fix blur first, start with the AI image upscaler.
Free Video Upscaler
Start in the quick-test lane when you want a fast browser workflow, a clean proof export, or a no-cost way to judge a short clip before moving into heavier processing.
AI Image Sharpener
Use this page when the photo is in focus and still reads soft or flat. If the frame is actually out of focus, smeared by motion or crushed by compression, diagnose it with the blurry photo fixer first; if the file is only too small for its destination, go straight to the AI image upscaler.
Image Denoiser
Use this page when the complaint is noise: speckle in shadows, colour blotches in a night photo, grain across a sky. If the problem is softness rather than grain, the AI image sharpener is the shorter route; if the frame is blurry instead of noisy, start at the blurry photo fixer.
Depixelate Image
Use this page when the pixel grid is visible: blocks from a heavy downsize, stair-stepped diagonal lines, or a logo that was resized to nothing and back. Intentional pixel art is a different job, and it lives on the pixel art upscaler; for grain instead of blocks, start with the image denoiser.
JPEG Artifacts Remover
Use this page when the damage came from the encoder: eight-pixel blocks around edges, ringing next to high-contrast lines, smeared colour in flat areas. If the problem is fine grain rather than blocks, the image denoiser fits better, and a file that is simply small belongs on the AI image upscaler.
Scanned Photo Enhancer
Use this page for a scan of a printed photo, whether it came from a flatbed or a phone camera. If the print itself is old, faded or cracked, the old photo upscaler is built for that job; if you are preparing a print-size delivery, continue with the image upscaler for print.
Unblur Video
Use this page when a clip is soft or carries mild motion blur. If the footage is old tape or a home-video transfer, the old video upscaler is the closer match; if your goal is the delivery size rather than the sharpness, start at the video upscaler.
Video Denoise
Use this page when the noise is the problem: speckle in shadows, colour blotches in a night shot, grain that flickers from frame to frame. If the clip is soft rather than noisy, the unblur video page fits better, and ordinary scale work stays on the video upscaler.
Low Bitrate Video Enhancer
Use this page when the encoder is the culprit: visible squares, stair-stepped diagonals, banding across a gradient. If the footage is grainy rather than blocky, use the video denoise page; when the source file exists but is only small, the video upscaler is the direct route.
Create HD Image
Use this page when the delivery size is HD rather than 4K. The 4K image upscaler covers the larger targets, and the AI image upscaler is where soft or noisy sources get repaired first.
Image Quality Upscaler
Use this page when the complaint is quality rather than size. If the file is soft or noisy, the repair-first lane is the AI image upscaler; if you only need more pixels, the image resolution upscaler is the shorter route.
Image Resolution Upscaler
Resolution is simply the pixel count on the file. To hit a fixed 4K target, use the 4K image upscaler; to work backwards from a print size, start with the image upscaler for print.
4K Video Upscaler for UHD Delivery and Reuse
Prepare HD or Full HD footage for a 3840 × 2160 delivery while protecting motion consistency, faces, text, and compression detail across the clip.
Tools by File Format
Find the workflow and preparation steps for the file you already have.
HEIC Upscaler for iPhone Product Photos
Choose one HEIC or HEIF photo. The browser converts it to JPEG before upload, then the tool requests an enlarged JPG. Start at 2x and compare the original.
JPG Upscaler for Product and Listing Photos
Upload one JPG or JPEG, start at 2x and check the real product details. This workflow enlarges the photograph without creating a new scene or advertisement.
PNG Upscaler for Clipart and Sticker Artwork
Upload one graphic and request PNG output. Compare thin outlines, small letters and transparent edges before using the result in a sticker sheet, printable or listing.
WebP Upscaler
WebP files are smaller than JPG and can carry transparency. For transparent graphics try the PNG upscaler; for ordinary photos, the JPG upscaler.
GIF Upscaler
A GIF is treated as one image here. For frame timing and smooth playback, export a video and use the video upscaler. For anime-style art, try the anime upscaler.
PDF Upscaler
Export or screenshot the PDF page you need, then upload that image here to upscale it 2x, 4x, or to 4K. For ordinary photos, start with our AI image upscaler.
SVG Upscaler
If a platform rejects SVG, export a PNG from your design software. For a bitmap logo, use our logo upscaler.
MP4 Upscaler
MP4 is the most common video file. For the general workflow, use our video upscaler; for aged footage, the old video upscaler.
Batch Image Upscaler for Consistent Production Exports
Process a small production set with one model and scale choice, review each result, and unlock the original-resolution files when the batch is ready to ship.
Old Photo Upscaler for Natural Family Archive Restoration
Enlarge a scan without turning faces into plastic or inventing unnecessary texture, then keep the restored original-resolution file for print and archival use.
Image Upscaler for Print-Ready Photos, Posters, and Artwork
Turn a small source into a larger print candidate by adding real pixel dimensions, checking detail at final size, and exporting the protected full-resolution result.
1080p Video Upscaler for Reliable Full HD Delivery
Improve lower-resolution footage for a practical 1920 × 1080 workflow without forcing every source into a costly 4K target it cannot visually support.
YouTube Video Upscaler for Creator-Owned Upload Masters
Improve a video you own before upload, using a short proof to protect faces, text, gameplay, and motion from a second round of platform compression.
8K Image Upscaler for Large, High-Detail Deliverables
Create an ultra-high-resolution candidate when a real display, crop, or print requirement justifies the pixels, and approve the detail before downloading the original.
Apparel Image Upscaler for Garment Artwork and Product Photos
Prepare raster artwork or clothing photography for a larger template, marketplace crop, or production proof without treating every fabric texture and logo edge the same.
Blurry Photo Fixer
Upload a soft or low-resolution photo and let the restoration model rebuild edges and texture while it enlarges. For scanned prints, start with the old photo upscaler; for general enlargement, use the AI image upscaler.
Screenshot Upscaler
Screen captures are made of hard edges, and a plain resize turns them into mush. Upload one, enlarge it to 2x or 4x, and compare the text and borders at full size. Saving it as PNG first is best; see the PNG upscaler for format details.
Product Photo Upscaler
Supplier images and old catalog shots are often smaller than a store page needs. Enlarge them to 2x or 4x, keep edges and labels clean, and check them at full size. For clothing and printed designs, see the apparel image upscaler.
Tools for Your Subject
Check the details that matter for portraits, artwork, logos, and older footage.
Anime Upscaler
For anime art and manga pages. For wallpaper-sized images, try our wallpaper upscaler. For pixel art games, use the pixel art upscaler.
Pixel Art Upscaler
For sprites and pixel scenes. For smooth anime line art, try the anime upscaler. For game textures, use the texture upscaler.
Face Upscaler
For headshots and half-length portraits. For a whole portrait, try our photo upscaler. For old family prints, use the old photo upscaler.
Logo Upscaler for Raster Brand Artwork
If only a small bitmap survives, start with a 2x PNG result and compare every letter. If you have the SVG or editable master, export from that file instead.
Wallpaper Upscaler
Check your display size, then pick the smallest scale that reaches it. For anime wallpapers, try our anime upscaler. For standard 4K resolution, use the 4K page.
Texture Upscaler
For repeating textures. For pixel-art textures, try the pixel art upscaler. For general images, use the image upscaler.
Old Video Upscaler
Start in the restoration-first lane when the source is old, noisy, interlaced, faded, or unstable and cleanup has to happen before the upscale really pays off.
Image Text Enhancer
Use this page when the words in a picture are too small or too soft to read comfortably. Screen captures belong on the screenshot upscaler, and a PDF has to be exported to an image first, which the PDF upscaler walks through.
Start with One Image
Use the available free trial to compare a result. Full-resolution downloads use paid credits, so check the result and cost before continuing.
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