Yes. Upscaling runs in your browser — your image is never uploaded.

An AI super-resolution model enlarges your image while reconstructing detail and sharper edges.

Typically 2×, and 4× for smaller images, depending on your device's memory.

All the AI runs locally on your device; smaller inputs upscale much faster.

The model downloads once on first use, then it's cached for next time.

Smaller photos, logos and art/game assets; very large inputs may be limited for performance.

Drop the image here and choose 2× or 4×. The AI super-resolution model rebuilds fine detail as it enlarges, so the result stays sharp.

AI upscaling uses a neural network trained on millions of images to predict what extra detail should look like when an image is enlarged — unlike simple resizing, which just stretches pixels.

This tool offers 2× (double the width and height) and 4× (four times the area). Very small images (under 100×100 px) may produce less detail.

Yes, but the model is optimised for photos. Line art and pixel art may look over-smoothed — try 2× first and check the result.