Upscale
Enlarge a photo or detailed image for print. Free preview first.
Upscaling an image for print
Drop in a photo or detailed artwork, pick how wide it will print, and an AI model enlarges it to the pixels that width needs at 300 DPI. You get one PNG for $1.00, after a free preview.
Only widths it can reach
The screen reads your image's size and offers just the print widths it can fill, so nothing is promised that the pixels cannot deliver.
Or a plain 2× or 4×
Not printing to a set width? Choose twice or four times the pixels each way instead.
A photo stays a photo
Nothing is traced. For a logo or flat artwork, a vector is the better buy: it prints sharp at every size.
- How wide can an upscaled image print?
- Up to 24 inches at 300 DPI, depending on the image you start from. The widths yours can reach are shown before you pay.
- Which file do I get from an upscale?
- A single PNG, sized for the width you chose and marked 300 DPI, for $1.00. There is no SVG, PDF or EPS, because nothing is traced.
- Does upscaling make a blurry photo sharp?
- It enlarges cleanly, without the blocks you get from stretching. Detail the camera never caught cannot be recovered, so study the free preview closely.
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