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AI Image Upscaler

Finishing-step enlargement for covers, store files and print at 61 credits a job: detail rebuilt at delivery size, originals preserved.

Enlarge finals you own or produced here; the working file is always preserved.

Priced per job and shown before you confirm. The working file is always kept beside the enlarged delivery file.

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Pick an effect, upload your photo, and the built-in recipe does the rest. Same photo, far more reliable results.

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The finishing shelf for stills

Frames are produced at working size; covers, storefronts and print ask for more. The image upscaler rebuilds a finished frame at higher resolution, reconstructing detail instead of stretching pixels, on the image_upscaler model at 61 credits per job — printed before you confirm. It is stocked last on the shelf for a reason: enlargement is a finishing step for pieces that have already earned it, not a rescue for weak ones.

The finishing sequence

1

Complete every other step first

Corrections, casting and grading all happen at working size, where changes are cheapest.

2

Enlarge the final candidate once

One pass on the delivery file. Judge the result at full size, never at thumbnail scale.

3

File both versions

Working file and delivery file side by side in your library — platforms change their specs; your masters should not have to change with them.

What enlargement does and does not do

It does wellIt cannot repair
Crispens edges, fabric weave and hair detailA face that was wrong at working size
Meets storefront minimum dimensions honestlyCompression damage already baked into a source
Keeps large previews and covers looking finishedComposition or lighting faults — correct those first

Pieces that justify the step

Covers

Pack and profile heroes

The frames displayed largest deserve the finishing pass; feed thumbnails do not need it.

Stores

Dimension requirements

Marketplaces with minimum-size rules receive files that pass on merit, not on padding.

Print

Posters and merchandise

Physical products punish small files. Enlarge the specific frames you sell in print.

What does upscaling cost?

61 credits per job on the image_upscaler model, shown before you confirm. As a finishing cost, it belongs on keepers only.

Does it replace my original file?

No. The enlarged file is a new delivery version; the working file stays untouched beside it.

Will it fix a soft or flawed frame?

It sharpens what is there. Wrong faces, hands or light must be corrected with the editor before this step, not by it.

Which frames should I enlarge?

Covers, hero portraits, store files with dimension minimums, and anything destined for print. Routine feed frames rarely repay it.

How large should I go?

To the destination’s stated specification. Beyond it you are buying storage, not quality.

Every tool on one account, one balance

Stills, clips, corrections, casting and delivery finishing all draw on the same credits and sit in the same private library. Pick the piece you need and start there.

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