Image Upscale

A small logo or a soft photo looks blurry when you need it larger. Image Upscale sends the file to an AI upscaler and downloads the result.

What you can upload

One image, 10 MB or smaller. JPG, PNG, WEBP, and GIF are accepted. There is no scale menu, no 2x button, and no width field. The service chooses the output size. You see the original beside the result, then download the file it returned. A timeout asks you to try a smaller image. The picture is sent for the job and is not kept as a gallery. Do not upload a photo you are not allowed to process. /blog/resize-then-compress-images-for-web is the path when you need a file smaller, not larger.

What an upscaler will not invent

Enlargement can look cleaner than a simple stretch, and it can also invent texture that was not in the shot. Fine type, faces, and barcodes deserve a close look before you replace the master. A GIF is accepted as an upload. Do not expect a frame-by-frame animation editor. Resize Image only shrinks to fit inside 800 pixels wide. It will not enlarge. Compress Image makes a quality-80 copy and can turn a PNG into a JPEG if you run it on the wrong file.

When another tool is the real fix

If you know the exact pixel size, this job cannot type it in. Crop first with Image Crop when the subject is a small part of a large frame. Convert Image Format when the problem is PNG versus JPEG, not resolution. HEIC to JPG when the phone file will not even upload here. Image Tile Mirror repeats a pattern. It does not add detail. Compare the side-by-side preview before you replace a logo. If the edges look painted, the original is still the file you should keep. A print shop that asks for an exact pixel size needs a different editor.