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Upscale

Enlarge a photo by 2× or 4×

Choose 2× or 4×. Both sizes cost the credits on the button. The photo you upload is the only input.

The upload is deleted within one hour after the run finishes. It is not used to train photoeditor models. The provider receives it only to make that edit.

Examples

These examples do not fill the upload.

Type

Scale

  • The button shows the credit cost before it runs.
  • Monthly credits last a month. A credit pack does not expire. 2× and 4× cost the same.
  • A photo edit usually finishes within a few minutes. A 720p video takes longer. If you leave, Creations still keeps it.

Upload an image first.

The same espresso cup, shown soft before a 2× or 4× enlargeThe same espresso cup, shown sharp

Drag to compare. This example does not fill the upload.

Where people use it

How a run works

  1. 1

    Upload a JPEG, PNG, or WEBP.

  2. 2

    Choose 2× or 4×. Both sizes show the same credit cost on the button.

  3. 3

    Apply, then download the result.

Questions

How much does one upscale cost?

Both 2× and 4× are 4 credits. There is no 8× tier. On Plus monthly, $33 for 800 credits, one upscale is $0.165. The signup grant of 4 credits covers one upscale.

Can I see the cost before I generate?

Yes. The button shows 4 credits for either 2× or 4× before the larger file is made.

What happens if the upscale fails?

A failed job returns those 4 credits, without a request. A larger file you simply do not like is a finished run. A renewal is not refunded. A credit pack can be refunded within 14 days only when none of that pack's credits have been spent.

Can I use the result commercially?

Yes, when you already have the rights to the photo you enlarge. The larger file does not grant rights to a face or a product you did not own.

Can I edit the result again?

Yes. Keep editing uses the larger photo as the next input. That follow-up spends the selected model's credits again.

Which photos should I skip?

Skip a file over 10MB, and skip a job that needs more than 4×. A JPEG, PNG, or WEBP at or under 10MB is the fit for either 2× or 4×.

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