Upscale interior renders, property photos, and design images to 2K, 4K, or 8K — without losing quality. Choose Restore to enlarge while staying close to the original, or Creative for richer textures and AI-generated detail at 2× enlargement. Compare the result side by side with your original, then download JPG or PNG.
From a fabric swatch to a full exterior, the AI image upscaler fits the treatment to what you're enlarging and where you plan to use it.
Fabric weave, oak grain and stone surfaces can look soft in a larger layout. In Restore, enable Enhance details to bring out fine textures, then choose a 2K, 4K or 8K target for your presentation.
Review seams, grain direction and repeating patterns against your original.
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Enlarge an exterior photo for a listing portal, brochure, or client presentation. Start with Restore and leave optional enhancements off when the existing appearance matters. Need to furnish an empty room first? Try Virtual Staging.
Check window frames, roof edges and other property features before publishing.
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Use Creative for 2× enlargement with richer textures in furniture, flooring and soft furnishings. Start Creativity at 0; move lower to favor the source or higher to allow more new detail. In Restore, Enhance realism is another option for AI-generated renders.
Creative costs 6 credits. Compare furniture shapes and material choices before presenting.
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Prepare planting concepts and garden images for mood boards or printed layouts. Choose Restore for an existing garden photo, or Creative when added foliage and surface texture suit your concept. For a new layout, use Landscaping.
Inspect foliage, paving joints and planting edges at the intended display size.
Upload your imageIllustrative source images, not before-and-after results. Upload your own image to compare its actual output.
Use Restore when the original appearance matters most. Use Creative when you want the AI to build more texture and detail — including details that may not exist in the source.
| Feature | Restore | Creative |
|---|---|---|
| Approach | Enlarge while staying close to the source. Optional enhancements can still change details. | Generate richer textures and fine details. Local shapes and appearance may change. |
| Good for | Property photos, product images and designs where the existing appearance matters. | AI renders, interiors, landscapes and artwork where added detail is welcome. |
| Size and controls | 2K / 4K / 8K targets, plus optional detail and realism enhancement. | Fixed 2× enlargement with Creativity from −10 to +10 (default 0); no output-size setting. |
| Credits per image | 2K: 2 · 4K: 5 · 8K: 8 | 6 credits |
| Download format | JPG (default) or PNG | JPG (default) or PNG |
2K works for screen presentations and web use. Choose 4K for pitch decks, listing portals, and large-screen displays. 8K gives you the highest pixel count for printed layouts and oversized canvases. Actual print quality still depends on the source image and intended print dimensions.
| Restore target | Reference long edge | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| 2K | 2,560 px | 2 credits |
| 4K | 3,840 px | 5 credits |
| 8K | 7,680 px | 8 credits |
2K, 4K and 8K use 2,560, 3,840 and 7,680 pixels as reference long edges to calculate the requested resolution. Actual dimensions depend on the model output; we save it without resizing.
For a size reference, a 16:9 image at 4K has 3,840 × 2,160 pixels. At 300 pixels per inch, that is 12.8 × 7.2 inches. An 8K image at the same ratio is 7,680 × 4,320 pixels, or 25.6 × 14.4 inches at 300 pixels per inch.
These are size calculations, not a print-quality guarantee. Check your printer's requirements and inspect the result at the intended size. Extra pixels cannot confirm details that were missing from the source.
Use the original file whenever you can. Screenshots and compressed thumbnails have less detail to reconstruct. Supported formats: JPEG, PNG, and WebP up to 10 MB. We keep the original resolution when preparing your image.
Choose Restore for 2K, 4K or 8K targets, or Creative for 2× detail generation at 6 credits. Both offer JPG or PNG output. In Creative, adjust Creativity from −10 (closer to the original) to +10 (more new detail); start at 0. In Restore, optionally turn on Enhance details for textures or Enhance realism for AI images and renders. Both are off by default to stay closer to the original.
Drag the comparison slider to inspect the result against your original. Every task is saved in your history so you can return later. If a task fails, credits are returned automatically. Downloads require a paid plan or credit purchase.
Restore focuses on enlarging while staying close to the original appearance. Creative generates additional textures and fine details across the image. Choose Restore for property photos and designs where fidelity matters, or Creative for a more detailed interpretation of a render, landscape or artwork. Neither mode guarantees an unchanged image — compare important shapes, materials and features before using the result.
The modes use different AI models and processing methods, so their costs are not determined by resolution alone. Restore is priced by the selected target: 2K costs 2 credits, 4K costs 5, and 8K costs 8. Creative has a fixed 2× workflow priced at 6 credits per image. It costs more than Restore 2K or 4K, and less than Restore 8K. Credits reflect the selected workflow, not a guarantee of better quality. JPG and PNG cost the same, and failed tasks are refunded.
In Restore, these options guide the requested resolution using reference long edges of 2,560, 3,840 and 7,680 pixels and your image proportions. The model chooses the final dimensions. We save its output without resizing or re-encoding.
Restore costs 2 credits for 2K, 5 for 4K, and 8 for 8K. Creative costs 6 credits per image at 2×. The output format, optional enhancements and Creativity setting do not add credits. Failed tasks return the charged credits.
Yes. Select Restore mode and choose the 8K target to prepare higher-resolution images for large displays, design presentations and printed layouts. The result depends on the size and quality of your original image, and final pixel dimensions may vary with the AI output.
A larger pixel count does not guarantee more accurate detail. You can choose an 8K target for a small source, but sharpness depends on the original. Start with the best file available and inspect the result at its intended display or print size.
Upload a JPEG, PNG, or WebP file up to 10 MB. Choose JPG or PNG for the downloaded result, regardless of the source format.
These options are available in Restore only. Leave both off to stay closer to your original. Enhance details brings out fine textures like fabric, wood grain, and stone — may increase contrast or alter small details. Enhance realism is intended for AI images and renders and may change their appearance more. You can use either or both; neither is a dedicated face restoration control. For a different room design, use Interior Remodel.
No. The AI estimates detail that is unclear in the source. Fine patterns, small text, and architectural details may look different from the original scene. Compare the result with your source before using it. Do not treat an upscaled image as a measured drawing or a record of real-world detail.
Processing time depends on the mode, image dimensions and current server load. Your task is saved in history — you do not need to keep the tab open.
Yes. Upscaling uses credits. Downloading the result requires a paid plan or a credit purchase. See plans →
This upscaler is built for interior design, property photography, and architectural renders. Two processing modes let you choose between fidelity (Restore) and creative texture enhancement (Creative). Output targets up to 8K, a side-by-side comparison slider, and automatic history give you control over the final result before downloading.
