Upload a JPG, PNG or WebP image, choose Photo or Anime mode and a factor from 2× to 16×, and Super Resolution upscales it into a larger PNG; paid results download without a watermark. Use it for portraits, anime art, product photos, screenshots and prints.
Optional setting for images that show people. Leave it off for images without people.
Features
Image super resolution on this page comes with two modes, an optional face enhancement setting, a PNG download and a credit cost shown before each upscale.
Super resolution in Photo mode suits camera photos, portraits and product shots, while Anime mode suits illustrations, manga pages and game art. Choose the mode that matches your source, then run the upscale; either mode works with every factor from 2× to 16×, and you can switch modes for the next image.
Upscale a Photo
Enhance faces suits images that show people, such as portraits, family photos and group shots, when you run them through super resolution. Leave it off for landscapes, artwork and product shots, where there are no faces to enhance. Paid credits unlock Enhance faces, and the Cost line shows its credits before you press Upscale.
Upscale a Portrait
Every upscale downloads as a PNG, and with super resolution a result can reach 34 megapixels, which is about 8K. Paid results have no watermark, while free daily results carry one. Use the file in a print layout, on a web page, in a presentation or in a social post, and keep editing it in the software you already use.
Start an Upscale
Before you press Upscale, the Cost line shows the credits that upscale will use, so you know what a result costs before it is made. Verified accounts get free daily credits, so a first image can be tried before buying more, and a signed-in account sees its balance beside the quote.
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Why choose us
This AI super resolution tool enlarges JPG, PNG and WebP files from 2× to 16× and hands you a PNG, with settings for the kind of image, a cost shown first and no software to install.
Four factors from 2× to 16× cover everything from a modest enlargement to a thumbnail turned into a full-size picture. With image super resolution you decide how large the result should be, from a light 2× touch to a 16× jump for a very small source.
You pick the mode and the face setting for each image, so a family portrait and a piece of fan art can each go through super resolution the way you intend, one file after another in the same session.
Spend credits on the images that gain the most from super resolution and use a lower factor for the rest. Each upscale is a separate choice, so you can change the factor from one image to the next and keep one balance across all of them.
The upscaled PNG from super resolution downloads as a separate file, and your original file is never changed, so you always keep both. You can return to the original whenever you like and try the same image again at another factor.
Open the page in the browser on a laptop, a tablet or a phone and start from the upload area; the layout adapts to the screen you are holding, so the same steps work on a small screen and a large one.
Pick an image that matters to you and run it once at the factor you have in mind, then compare the result with the original at the size you will use it. That one run shows you how the mode, the factor and the cost work together.
How it works
Using super resolution on this page takes three steps: upload an image, choose a mode and an upscale factor, then compare the result and download it as a PNG. Each step happens on the same page, from the upload area to the download button.
Drop a still JPG, PNG or WebP file of up to 20 MB and 8.5 MP on the upload area, choose one from your device, or paste it from your clipboard. The page checks the image as soon as it loads and shows which factors fit your file.
Pick Photo mode for camera photos or Anime mode for illustrations, then choose the super resolution factor: 2×, 4×, 8× or 16×. Turn on Enhance faces when the image shows people. A 16× upscale runs in 2 passes.
When the upscale finishes, drag the slider to compare the original with the super resolution version, then download the PNG. You can leave the page while an upscale runs, because the finished job is listed in History.
Upscale factors
A super resolution factor multiplies the width and the height of an image, so a 4× upscale makes each side 4× as long. Each image shows the factors that fit within 34 MP.
Doubles the width and the height. A modest step up for a photo that only needs to be a little larger.
Quadruples the width and the height. Suits a photo headed for print or for a larger screen.
Multiplies the width and the height by 8. Suits a small source image, such as a thumbnail, that needs a much larger canvas.
Runs two 4× passes in a row to reach 16×. Suits very small images, such as icons and avatars, that need a far larger canvas.
Use cases
Images that are smaller than their destination are where super resolution helps. Portraits, anime art, product photos and screenshots all follow the same path from a small file to a larger PNG.
A portrait or a scanned family photo suits super resolution in Photo mode, especially with Enhance faces turned on. Use the PNG in a photo book, a frame or a shared album, and choose 2× for a modest print size or 4× for a larger one.
Run fan art, game art or manga pages through Anime mode at 2× or 4×, and download a PNG for a wallpaper, a print or a portfolio page. Artists who export small files can reach a larger canvas without redrawing anything.
Use photo super resolution on a product photo when a listing, a banner or a catalog page asks for larger dimensions than the file has. Download the PNG, then crop or compress it in your usual tool before you publish it on the product page.
Enlarge a screenshot with small text, a slide graphic or a social image with super resolution when a presentation, a help article or a post needs more pixels. Choose 2× or 4× for most of these, and compare the result with the original before you download.
Creator stories & examples
“A customer brought in a 900 by 1,200 px scan of her grandparents' portrait and asked for an A5 print, but the file was too small for that size. I ran it through super resolution at 2× with Enhance faces on and kept the version she preferred. The PNG matched our A5 template, so the order went out that week.”
FAQ
Answers to the questions people ask before they upscale an image online: what super resolution is, which factor to choose, which files work and how credits are used.
Super resolution enlarges an image by estimating the extra pixels it needs instead of only stretching the existing ones. Here, Super Resolution applies it to JPG, PNG and WebP images and returns a PNG that is 2×, 4×, 8× or 16× larger in width and height.
Multiply the print size in inches by 300 to get the pixel size the print needs. Then choose the super resolution factor that reaches it. A print of 5 by 7 inches needs about 1,500 by 2,100 pixels, so a photo of 750 by 1,050 pixels needs a 2× upscale.
Resizing stretches the existing pixels to a new size, while super resolution estimates new pixels with a trained model. Both reach the same pixel dimensions at the same factor, so the difference lies in how the added pixels are produced.
Start with 2× or 4× for a photo, and keep 8× and 16× for small source images that need a much larger canvas. Check the result at the size you will use it. At 16×, super resolution runs in 2 passes.
Use Photo mode for pictures taken with a camera, such as portraits, landscapes and product shots. Use Anime mode for drawn artwork: anime frames, manga pages, comics and game art. If you are unsure, run the image once in each mode and compare the two results with the slider.
Enhance faces is an optional setting for images with people in them. It is off by default, so switch it on for portraits and family photos before you start the upscale, and leave it off for artwork and landscapes.
Yes — verified accounts get daily free credits, so you can start Super Resolution free. Free results are 2× in Photo mode without Enhance faces and carry a watermark, and results from paid users have no watermark.
You can upload still JPG, PNG and WebP images of up to 20 MB and up to 8.5 MP to Super Resolution. Each side can run from 16 to 8,192 px. Every result is a PNG of up to 34 MP, so 2× suits any accepted source, and smaller sources unlock 4×, 8× and 16×.
The cost of an upscale depends on the size of the result, and it appears on the Cost line before anything starts. A larger factor makes a larger result, so it uses more credits than a smaller factor on the same image.
Yes — choose the factor that reaches the pixel size you need. A 4K frame is 3,840 by 2,160 pixels, so a 1,920 by 1,080 image needs a 2× upscale in Super Resolution.
The credits reserved for the upscale are returned, and you are not charged for that attempt. You can start the same image again or choose another image from the upload area.
No — a laptop or a phone is enough and nothing needs installing. The Super Resolution upscale runs on cloud servers instead of on your device. Your image is uploaded to those servers for processing, and the finished PNG comes back to the page for you to download.
Bring a small portrait, a piece of anime art, a product photo or a screenshot, pick a mode and a factor, and let super resolution produce a PNG for your print, page or post. The upload area at the top of the page is ready when you are.
Upscale an Image