How much does it cost to upscale an image?

2 credits an image. The price is on the Upscale button before you start, and a failed upscale costs nothing.

Can I upscale an image for free?

Upscaling comes with every paid plan, from $10 a month; the free plan does not include it.

Which images can I upscale?

PNG, JPEG and WebP files you upload, and any image you made on RenderHour. A large phone photo is made smaller in the browser before it is sent.

AI image upscaler

Upload a picture, or pick one you made here, choose 2K or 4K and get a larger, sharper version back. The upscaler redraws edges, texture and fine print rather than stretching pixels, so a 1K render is ready for print, a banner or a 4K screen.

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What it does

2K or 4K2K is 2560 pixels on the long side, 4K is 3840: enough for a website hero, a poster or a slide.
One price per image2 credits an image whatever its size, shown on the Upscale button.
Works on your generationsEvery image result has an Upscale button, so a render goes to 4K without downloading it first.
A failed run is freeThe credits are held when you start and come back automatically if the upscale fails.

Models and prices

ByteDance UpscaleSharper detail at 2K or 4KFrom 2 credits an imageUpscale an image

How it works

Open Upscale and upload a PNG, JPEG or WebP, or choose an image from Assets.
Pick the size: 2K or 4K.
Check the price on the Upscale button and press it.
The upscaled image appears on the page and in Assets, ready to download.

Tips

Upscale the image you will publish, after any edits: an edit after upscaling starts from a smaller picture again.
For print, upscale to 4K and check small text and faces at full size before sending it.

Questions

How much does it cost to upscale an image?: 2 credits an image. The price is on the Upscale button before you start, and a failed upscale costs nothing.
Can I upscale an image for free?: Upscaling comes with every paid plan, from $10 a month; the free plan does not include it.
Which images can I upscale?: PNG, JPEG and WebP files you upload, and any image you made on RenderHour. A large phone photo is made smaller in the browser before it is sent.