

Professional image tool
Increase photo resolution with a choice of 2× and 4× AI upscaling workflows.
Enhance image quality for larger exports while keeping the source untouched. Choose a natural-detail, clean enlargement, or 4× workflow, then compare the new output at full size.
Real workflow examples
Compare purpose-built source media with a real tool output. Results can vary, so inspect important details before use.






How it works
Each tool asks only for the controls that matter to the job and saves a new result into the same media history.
Select a portrait, product image, or creative asset from your library.
Select a 2× or 4× option. The natural-detail workflow also includes an advanced noise control.
Check faces, text, edges, and fine textures before downloading or continuing.
Choose the right enhancement
Choose by what the image needs next: a larger output for delivery, or generative reconstruction of textures and fine details.
Choose this for a larger pixel output, a 2× or 4× workflow, and clearer delivery files.
Choose this for an already-good generated image that needs more natural-looking skin, hair, surfaces, or small details.
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Practical details
Both terms describe this resolution-focused workflow. It enlarges an image by 2× or 4× and uses AI processing to refine visible detail in the larger output.
The final dimensions depend on the starting resolution and selected upscale factor. A source may reach or exceed 4K or 8K, but those exact sizes are not guaranteed.
It can improve apparent sharpness and clarity when useful detail is present. It cannot reliably reconstruct exact information that is absent because of severe blur, compression, or a very small source.
Portraits, product images, generated artwork, and clean compositions with recognizable edges and textures are strong candidates.
No. Upscale is the canonical workflow for increasing resolution and preparing a larger file. Enhance Realism generatively rebuilds texture and fine detail in AI-generated images and may change those details.
No. Each run creates a new linked media output, so the source remains available for comparison and other workflows.
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