AI Image Upscaler
Finishing-step enlarging for covers, store files and print: detail rebuilt at delivery size, originals preserved, per-job pricing shown upfront.
Enlarging for the frames that will be seen large
Brightness is unforgiving at size: a portrait that glows on a phone can look washed and thin across a cover or a print. This desk rebuilds a finished frame at higher resolution, reconstructing the detail — hair, fabric, the catchlight in an eye — rather than merely stretching pixels. It runs on the image_upscaler model, priced per job and shown before you confirm. Enlarge last: it is a finishing courtesy for keepers, not a rescue for weak frames.
The finishing order
Complete every other kindness first
Retouching, casting and grading all happen at working size, where changes are gentle on the balance.
Enlarge the final frame once
One pass on the delivery candidate. Judge the result at full size, never at thumbnail.
Keep both versions side by side
The working file and the enlarged file live together in your library; platform specifications change, masters should not have to.
What enlarging does — and does not — do
| It does gracefully | It cannot mend |
|---|---|
| Restores crispness in hair, lace and skin texture | A face that was wrong at working size |
| Meets storefront minimum dimensions honestly | Compression damage baked into a source file |
| Lets covers and large previews hold their glow | Dull light — relight at the retouch desk first |
When the step earns its credits
The frame everyone sees largest
Pack covers and profile heroes deserve the finishing pass; ordinary feed thumbnails do not need it.
Specification, met cleanly
Marketplaces with minimum sizes receive files that qualify on merit, not on padding.
Posters and physical pieces
Paper is merciless with small files. Enlarge the specific portraits you sell in print.
How is enlarging priced?
Per job on the image_upscaler model, shown before you confirm. As a finishing step, it belongs on keepers only.
Does it replace my original?
No. The enlarged file is a new delivery version; your working file remains untouched beside it.
Will it rescue a soft or flawed portrait?
It sharpens what exists; it does not repair faces, anatomy or light. Mend those at the retouch desk first.
Which frames deserve enlarging?
Covers, heroes, store files with dimension minimums, and anything destined for print. Routine feed portraits rarely repay it.
How large should I go?
To the destination’s specification, not beyond. Oversizing spends credits and storage without buying visible beauty.
One library, lit the same way throughout
Portraits, retouching, motion and enlarging all draw on a single balance and a single private library — so a set begun as stills can finish as clips without changing hands or changing light.
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