A CLOSER LOOK AT THE TOOL
About Picture Upscaler
A simple place to give small images more room: upload a picture, choose an effect, compare the result, and download it without a watermark.
What You Can Do Today
The English homepage offers AI image enlargement with a before-and-after comparison. Choose 2×, 4×, or 8× enlargement within the output size limit, then select a photo, illustration, or denoising effect. Face enhancement is optional. You choose the settings; the tool does not automatically decide what kind of image you have.
You can upload JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, HEIC, and HEIF files up to 20 MiB. Animated GIFs are processed as a still frame. Some HEIC or HEIF variants may not decode in every browser. Large images are reduced proportionally to fit the model's input limit before enlargement, and the preview shows the prepared dimensions.
A Free Trial Without an Account
You can start without signing up or entering payment details. The trial allows up to five AI tasks per IP address each UTC day, resetting at 00:00 UTC. People using the same home, office, or shared network share that allowance. Optional Google sign-in does not increase the limit or attach earlier image jobs to your account. Check the remaining count in the tool before starting another job.
Downloads have no added watermark. Choosing a file or loading an example does not start AI processing; you submit a task by pressing the upscale button. Each submitted AI task uses the daily allowance, including a repeat with different settings. A submitted job can continue even if you close the page.
What AI Enlargement Can and Cannot Recover
Enlargement estimates new pixels from the image you provide. It can make edges and textures look clearer, but a larger file is not proof that missing detail has been recovered accurately. Faces, small lettering, logos, and fine patterns can change. Review the result at its intended viewing size and keep your original.
The homepage examples use licensed animal photos and a public-domain photograph of Frederick Douglass from circa 1879. The sources are cropped, reduced in resolution and compressed for demonstration. The before images show those prepared inputs, and the after images are actual 4× outputs from our processing pipeline. The Douglass example includes face enhancement, which can reconstruct facial details. Its output demonstrates AI processing, not reliable evidence of historical detail or a guarantee of faithful recovery.
Your Files and the Current Release
AI processing uploads your prepared image to external storage and a processing provider. Read the Privacy Policy for how files, job records, access links, and retention are handled. This is not a permanent backup service; download the result you want to keep.
The homepage is the image tool available in this release. Dedicated HD, PDF, pixel-art, and 4K pages, the Spanish version, and the model comparison are marked Coming soon. Audio processing is planned separately. Google sign-in is optional and depends on availability. The account page shows your profile; paid plans, credits, and account-based image history are not available.