AI Image Upscaler for the File You Still Have

What you can run on the first visit

Guests get three repairs a day with no account: upscale 2×, denoise, and unblur. The preview is full quality. It is not watermarked, and the page shows ads on free pages. The download you can take on Guest or Free plan is capped at 3,200 px on the long edge, so the judgment is free and the print-sized master is not. Pro is $12 a month for 4×, face restore, a batch of 12, and the full download. Studio is $29 for 8×, a batch of 40, and a larger upload.

The server reads JPEG, PNG, WebP, and AVIF. It does not read HEIC or TIFF. Export those first, without shrinking the long edge. Guest uploads stop at 6 MB and 2,000 px. Free plan at 8 MB and 2,560. Pro at 20 MB and 4,096. Studio at 40 MB and 8,192. Those numbers are also in the table under the tool and on the pricing page, rendered in the HTML, not painted in after a script loads.

Credits for 2×, denoise, and unblur are one. 4× and face restore are two. 8× is four. Paid credits reset with the billing period and do not roll over. A failed job returns its credit. A successful image you later dislike does not. Subscriptions cancel anytime and are not refunded. When the period ends, the account returns to Free plan.

Pick the defect, not the slogan

Pixelation, grain, blur, a collapsed face, a low pixel count, a print size, a phone photo, a screenshot, and a scan are different pages because the first move is different. A noisy file should be denoised before it is enlarged. A HEIC file should be exported before it is uploaded. A black-and-white scan can take the colorize mode, two credits, after the dust is gone. The dyes are a guess. A face restore can look sharp and be the wrong person. The slider is the control that makes those distinctions visible.

Use 2× as the test even if you expect to need 4× or a 4K delivery. If the test invents, the larger file will invent more clearly. The 4K and 8K pages do the division so a delivery spec does not turn into an 8× by default. The print calculator does the other division, pixels into inches, and it does not upload the photo to do it.

If you are choosing among upscalers, the compare pages use figures captured on 26 October 2026 and say so when a price was not in the server HTML. Remaker.ai and Imgupscaler.ai are in that second group. Upscale.media, ImgUpscaler.com, and Bigjpg published numbers we quote and date. None of those pages are a place to hide a FixPhotoQuality limit.

A last look at the contract

The upscaler is not a magic size. It is a set of modes with published costs: one credit for 2×, denoise, and unblur; two for colorize, 4×, and face restore; four for 8×. Guests get three credits a day. The preview is clean. The free download is 3,200 px. Pro is $12. Studio is $29. Free pages show ads, no rollover, no refund of the fee, a credit back when the job errors, deletion at 24 hours. JPEG, PNG, WebP, AVIF. Not HEIC. Colorize is a guess. The API is documented at /docs/api.

Use the defect pages when you know the damage, and this page when you only know that the file is too small or too soft. One mode at a time. The slider is the review. Stars in someone else’s schema are not a substitute for that look, and we do not invent an average rating to keep up with a homepage that has one.

What to keep beside the slider

Start here if you do not yet know the defect, then leave for the page that names it. Pixelation, grain, blur, a collapsed face, a print size, a phone export, a screenshot, and a scan are different first moves. The contract does not change while you move: three guest repairs, no watermark on the preview, a 3,200 px free download, Pro at $12, Studio at $29, no rollover, cancel anytime, fee not refunded, failed job uncharged, deletion at 24 hours. The server HTML contains those limits. A script is not required to read the price. A star rating is not included, because we do not have a review average to publish.