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AI Image Upscaler

Finish headers, covers and hero frames at full page size: detail-rebuilt upscales with per-job pricing and originals always kept.

Upscale finals you own or made here; the original is always kept.

Per-job pricing is shown before you confirm. The original file is always kept.

Start from a ready-made scene

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

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Big enough for the top of the page

Feed frames live small, but the top of your page does not: the header banner, the set cover, the hero image a new visitor judges you by in one glance. Those slots punish small files — soft edges, mushy detail, compression scars. The image upscaler rebuilds a finished frame at a larger size with its detail reconstructed, on the image_upscaler model, priced per job and shown before you confirm. The original is always kept.

The finishing routine

1

Finish first, upscale last

Upscaling is the final step of a frame that already earned its slot — not a rescue for frames that missed.

2

Upscale the slots that show

Headers, covers and hero frames. Routine feed frames rarely need more than their standard size.

3

Compare at full size

Judge the upscale at 100%, where the banner will live — not at feed thumbnail size.

Slots that earn an upscale

Header

The page banner

The widest, most-seen image you own. It should be the sharpest file on the page, full stop.

Covers

Set covers and thumbnails

Covers sell the set behind them; a crisp cover at large size survives every crop a platform applies.

Heroes

Campaign and promo frames

The frames you push off-page — ads, cross-posts, collab promos — where big and clean is the whole point.

Standard or upscaled?

SlotStandard frameUpscaled frame
Daily feed dropPlenty — made for itOverkill
Page header bannerSoft at full widthMade for it
Set coverFine at thumbnail sizeBetter when the cover is shown large
Off-page promoDepends on placementSafer at unknown sizes

Two frames that earned it

The new header

Your best golden-hour frame, generated at standard size, destined for the full-width banner at the top of your page. Upscaled, it holds its detail at three times the feed width — the difference between a page that looks homemade and one that looks hired.

The header is seen by every visitor and judged in one glance; it is the last place to accept a soft file.

The set cover

The cover frame of your biggest locked set, shown large on the set’s sales page. Upscaling keeps the preview crisp without giving away a full-size file.

Covers convert. A cover that stays sharp at display size sells the set behind it measurably better than a mushy one.

What upscaling cannot do

It cannot invent a better photograph. A frame with a drifting face, broken hands or a composition that misses will be a larger version of the same problems. Finish order matters: generate until the frame is right, edit until the details are right, and only then spend on size.

How is upscaling priced?

Per job on the image_upscaler model, shown before you confirm. The original file is always kept alongside the upscale.

Does upscaling fix a bad frame?

No. It rebuilds size and detail on a frame that already works. Composition and persona problems belong to the generator and editor.

Which frames should I upscale?

The ones displayed large: page headers, set covers and hero frames. Daily feed frames are already sized for their slot.

What happens to the original?

Nothing. The upscale is a new, larger file; the original stays in your account as it was.

Can I upscale my own uploaded photos?

Yes — photos you own or hold rights to can be finished here under the same consent rules as every upload.

One page, every drop, one link

Stills, clips, edits and swaps share one account, one credit balance and one private library — your page just collects the links.

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