Prepare your source
Upload an image and choose the enlargement factor and enhancement mode. The planned output must stay within the 16-megapixel limit.
Increase image dimensions with adjustable enhancement.
Inspiration in practice
The navy blazer brings weave, stitching and a small horn button into focus. Enlargement is most useful when you know how the image will be displayed. Comparing a detailed area at the same viewing scale helps you judge whether the chosen treatment suits the material.
Try this toolChoose 2× or 4× enlargement and a faithful, balanced or detailed treatment. The displayed output dimensions and credit estimate update from your source image and selected settings.
Prepare a larger fashion image for layouts or improve the presentation of a small source photo.
Upload an image and choose the enlargement factor and enhancement mode. The planned output must stay within the 16-megapixel limit.
Use the options above to set the effect you want. Check the credit estimate before you start.
Compare the result with your source and download the finished image or video.
Check the planned dimensions before starting. Choose faithful treatment for a conservative appearance, balanced for a middle ground or detailed for stronger texture reconstruction. Try 2× first for a modest enlargement; use 4× only when the source and 16-megapixel output limit allow it.
More pixels are not a new camera view and cannot prove an original hidden detail. Use the result for presentation, then compare logos, seams and facial features with the source. For a new aspect ratio use Reframe rather than stretching the enlarged image.
Upload an image and choose the enlargement factor and enhancement mode. The planned output must stay within the 16-megapixel limit.
Enhancement cannot recover the original missing information with certainty. Detailed treatment may invent texture; use faithful mode when preserving appearance matters most.
Check the planned dimensions before starting. Choose faithful treatment for a conservative appearance, balanced for a middle ground or detailed for stronger texture reconstruction. Try 2× first for a modest enlargement; use 4× only when the source and 16-megapixel output limit allow it.
More pixels are not a new camera view and cannot prove an original hidden detail. Use the result for presentation, then compare logos, seams and facial features with the source. For a new aspect ratio use Reframe rather than stretching the enlarged image.