AI Image Enlarger

Upload it to the tool at the top of this page. Each option shows the exact pixel size your image will come out at — Pro targets 9 megapixels for 8 credits, Creative 4 megapixels for 4 — and the AI rebuilds fine detail as it enlarges, so edges stay crisp instead of going soft.

Up to about 9 megapixels with Pro — 3000×3000 for a square image or 4000×2250 for 16:9 — and about 4 megapixels with Creative. The enlargement factor depends on where you start: a small image grows many times over, a large one only a little.

Then it gains little. The tiers target a fixed size, so an image already near it comes back about the same size with slightly sharper detail, and the tool says so on the option before you spend anything. Crop to the area you need first to get more out of the enlargement.

At 300 dots per inch, the standard for close-up prints, a square Pro result prints at about 10 inches across; at 150 dpi, fine for posters seen from a distance, about 20 inches. The print table on this page lists both for square and wide images.

It keeps the composition and colours, and it generates new fine detail to fill the extra pixels — that is what keeps a big version sharp. Pro holds closer to the source; Creative adds more. Every result is marked as AI-edited with a C2PA mark you can check on the verification page.

The upscaler returns a JPG or PNG depending on the image, stored at full resolution in My Creations. For a transparent product cut-out, remove the background after enlarging rather than before, so the edge is traced at the higher resolution.