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Upscale an image 2x with AI

Enlarge an image to twice its width and height with browser-side AI. The runtime and model download on first use, while your selected image stays on your device.

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Browser-side AI

Create a 2x AI enlargement

The model creates a PNG with twice the width and height of the source image.

Your image is not uploaded

The AI runtime and model are downloaded after you start processing. Your selected image stays in this browser.

Choose one image to process with browser-side AI.

The AI runtime and a pinned 21.5 MB model download on first use. The browser may cache these assets, but your selected image is not uploaded.

Simple process

How it works

  1. 1

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    Choose a supported image and validate its format and safe AI size limits.

  2. 2

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    Download and prepare the pinned 2x super-resolution model after you start processing.

  3. 3

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    Generate a new image with twice the source width and height inside the browser.

  4. 4

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    Review and download the upscaled PNG to your device.

Useful for

  • Making a small product or profile image easier to use at larger dimensions.
  • Preparing older or low-resolution images for layouts and presentations.
  • Creating a 2x PNG copy locally before further resizing or compression.

Limitations

  • AI upscaling cannot recover every real detail that is missing from the source.
  • Faces, text, logos and fine repeating patterns can develop artificial details or artefacts.
  • The first use downloads an AI model of about 21.5 MB plus the browser runtime.
  • Input dimensions are intentionally limited because 2x upscaling creates four times as many pixels.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

No. Your selected image stays in the browser. The browser downloads the AI runtime and model assets, then creates the upscaled PNG locally.

The result has twice the source width and twice the source height, which means four times the pixel count.

No. The AI model estimates plausible detail, but it cannot know exactly what was missing from the original image.

AI inference and the four-times-larger output use much more browser memory than a normal resize operation.

The first version creates a PNG result so the browser can preserve output detail and source transparency where possible.

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