AI upscale a graphic to HD
Small file, big destination? Upscale it.
The graphic looks perfect — until it has to become a poster, a banner or a trade-show wall. Run it through the upscaler: instead of stretching pixels, it rebuilds edges and detail as it enlarges, so the big version stays as sharp as the small one.
- Painted from your words — no templates, no stock libraries
- Bring your logo or photos along as references
- Every look from flat vector to glossy 3D render
- Edit, mock up, upscale or animate anything you make
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4MP handles social and web; go 32MP+ for posters and print
Upscale the final version — enlarging first wastes credits on drafts
Text and fine linework benefit most; blur there is what betrays small files
For print, pair the upscale with your printer’s DPI needs before ordering
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How large can a graphic be upscaled?
Six output sizes run from 4MP up to 128MP. Because the upscaler redraws detail rather than stretching pixels, edges, type and texture stay crisp at sizes where a normal resize turns to mush — 32MP and up prints cleanly at poster scale.
What does upscaling cost?
It’s priced by output size: 3 credits for 4MP, 5 for 8MP, 10 for 16MP, 20 for 32MP, 40 for 64MP and 80 for 128MP. Your 2 free signup credits cover a first Draft generation; upscales come from a plan (from $15/month) or a never-expiring pack.
Do I get a vector file?
No — the output is a high-resolution raster image. At large sizes it prints beautifully, and it makes an excellent base for auto-tracing if a print shop later asks for true vector art.