How to Upscale Images Without Losing Quality
Need to enlarge an image for print or high-resolution display? AI image upscaling uses machine learning to intelligently increase resolution while maintaining or even enhancing image quality. Learn how to transform low-res images into crisp, detailed visuals.
Table of Contents
Upload Your Image
Open the Image Upscaler and upload the image you want to enlarge. The tool accepts various formats and automatically analyzes the image to determine the best enhancement approach.
Tips
- Start with the highest quality source available
- JPEG artifacts can affect results
- The AI works best with photos and illustrations
Select Upscale Amount
Choose how much you want to enlarge the image. Options typically include 2x, 4x, or 8x the original size. Higher upscaling factors work better with clean source images.
Tips
- 2x is ideal for most uses
- 4x works well for print preparation
- 8x is best for very small source images
Choose Enhancement Type
Select the type of enhancement that matches your image content. Options may include general, photo, illustration, or face enhancement modes for optimized results.
Tips
- Use "Photo" for photographs
- Use "Illustration" for graphics and art
- Face enhancement improves portrait details
Process the Image
Let the AI analyze and upscale your image. The neural network adds intelligent detail based on patterns learned from millions of images.
Tips
- Processing time varies by size
- Larger upscale factors take longer
- Results depend on source quality
Review and Compare
Compare the upscaled image with the original. Use the comparison slider to see the improvement in detail and sharpness.
Tips
- Check fine details like text and edges
- Look for any artifacts
- Compare at 100% zoom
Download Enhanced Image
Export your upscaled image in your preferred format and resolution. The file will be significantly larger than the original due to increased pixel dimensions.
Tips
- PNG preserves maximum quality
- Consider storage space for large files
- Keep original as backup