Big print.
A detail-adding upscale rather than a stretch. You control how much new detail the model may invent and how closely it must track the original — the two settings that decide whether an upscale is a rescue or a rewrite.
Free to start · no card required
gives you
Up to four times the size
Enough to take a web-sized frame to something that holds up in print or on a large display.
You decide how much is invented
Creativity governs how much new detail may appear; resemblance governs how tightly the result must match what went in. Both are yours to set.
Guide it with a prompt
Describe what the recovered detail should be — fabric, skin, foliage — when the source is soft enough that the model would otherwise have to guess.
The last step, or the next one
Grade first, upscale last, and keep both. Nothing is destructive: the original stays in your gallery.
start to finish
Bring the image
A generation, or a photograph of your own.
Set the scale
Up to 4×, depending on how far the source can be pushed.
Balance detail against fidelity
More creativity for soft sources, less when the result has to match exactly.
Download or keep going
The upscale is a new output — grade it, or send it on to another tool.
plainly
- Maximum scale
- 4×
- Controls
- Creativity, resemblance, and an optional detail prompt
- Also available as
- A Canvas transform node
- Works on
- Generated images and your own uploads
answered
It can, and how much is a setting. Keep creativity low when the result has to be faithful to the original; raise it when the source is soft and you would rather have plausible detail than mush.
Yes — anything you upload, not just generations.
Grade first, upscale last. Grading is free and instant at any size, while the upscale is the expensive step you only want to run on the final look.
with
Your next frame is one prompt away
Open the prompt box, pick a model, and see what comes back. No card, no setup, no onboarding call.