AI Image Upscaler

Make small or blurry photos bigger and sharper: the AI enlarges them 2× or 4× and restores edges and detail. Free, and your images never leave your device.

  • Free
  • No sign-up
  • 2× and 4×
  • No watermark

or drop a file here, or paste an image (Ctrl+V)

JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF · works on phone and desktop

No image? Try one:

🔒 Private: your photos are processed in your browser and never uploaded.

How to upscale an image

  1. 1

    Upload a photo

    Click “Upload image”, drop a file onto the page or paste it with Ctrl+V.

  2. 2

    Wait for the AI

    The image is upscaled 4× piece by piece; the progress bar shows how far it is.

  3. 3

    Compare and download

    Drag the slider to compare with the original, choose 2× or 4× and download PNG or JPG.

Why use this AI upscaler?

  • Sharper, not just bigger

    Real-ESRGAN restores edges and textures that normal resizing turns into blur.

  • 2× or 4×

    Get up to four times the width and height – 16 times the pixels.

  • 100% private

    The AI runs in your browser on your own GPU; nothing is uploaded.

  • Free, no watermark

    No account, no credits and no watermark on the result.

Popular uses

  • Enlarging old or small photos
  • Product photos for online shops
  • Images for printing
  • Profile pictures
  • Screenshots and thumbnails
  • Wallpapers

Frequently asked questions

How do I upscale an image?

Upload the image; the AI enlarges it 4× automatically. Choose 2× if you need a smaller file, compare with the slider and download.

Is the AI upscaler free?

Yes. No sign-up, no watermark and no limit.

Are my images uploaded?

No. The AI model (about 5 MB) is downloaded to your browser and the image is processed on your device.

Why was my image reduced first?

Upscaling is heavy work. To keep it under about a minute, images larger than 1200 px (480 px without GPU acceleration) are reduced before they are enlarged.

Can it restore any photo?

It works best on photos that are small or slightly soft. Very blurry or heavily compressed images get sharper edges, but details that were never captured cannot be recovered.