Restore image clarity at a fixed 2x size
Choose a static JPG, PNG, or WebP and the browser first checks its format, dimensions, and 8-bit depth locally. Signing in to view the credit quote creates the task only. The original uploads and fixed 2x processing starts only after you explicitly confirm the estimated and maximum credits.
Upscale an image 2x and restore clarity online
Use the tool for static photos, product images, or design assets when you need a fixed 2x output and want to review the credit quote before processing.
- Make an image clearerUse the 2x model to restore image detail while doubling both the input width and height.
- Upscale product and natural-scene imagesProcess a supported JPG, PNG, or WebP and keep the input format in the result for continued editing or presentation.
- Confirm credits before processingThere is no free preview. Sign in to review the estimated and maximum credits returned by the server for this task before deciding to continue.
- Tool
- Static-image 2x clarity restoration
- Input formats
- 8-bit JPG, PNG, and WebP
- Input limits
- 10 MiB, 6 megapixels, 4096-pixel longest edge
- Scale
- Fixed 2x; not adjustable
- Quote and preview
- No free preview; processing follows confirmation of the live quote
How it works
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Choose an image locally
Select one static JPG, PNG, or WebP. The browser parses only the file you selected and does not read other local files.
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Complete local input validation
The tool checks the 10 MiB, 6-megapixel, 4096-pixel longest-edge, static-image, and 8-bit limits. GIF, animated WebP, and known non-8-bit inputs are rejected.
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Sign in and view the credit quote
Sign-in starts only when you ask for the quote. This step creates the task and returns estimated and maximum credits without uploading the original or confirming automatically.
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Confirm, process, and download
Explicitly confirm the quote before the original uploads and fixed 2x restoration begins, then download the result before its link expires.
Before you start
- Static 8-bit images onlyInputs are limited to static JPG, PNG, and WebP. GIF, animated WebP, 16-bit PNG, and other known non-8-bit inputs do not enter an online task.
- File and dimension limitsEach file can be up to 10 MiB, 6 megapixels, and 4096 pixels on its longest edge. The live workspace validation remains authoritative if server capabilities change.
- Fixed 2x with input format preservedThe output width and height are fixed at twice the input dimensions. There is no adjustable scale, and the output keeps the input image format.
- No free previewThis capability has no preview endpoint. Viewing the quote does not upload the original; upload and processing begin only after a second explicit confirmation.
- Live credits and expiring resultsCredit use follows the server quote for the current task. Result links expire, so download a successful result promptly.
Frequently asked questions
Which formats does the image clarity restorer support?
It supports static 8-bit JPG, PNG, and WebP. GIF, animated WebP, 16-bit PNG, and other known non-8-bit images are rejected locally.
Can I choose 3x or 4x enlargement?
No. The current model produces a fixed 2x result, doubling both the input width and height, with no adjustable scale.
Is the original uploaded when I view the credit quote?
No. Viewing the quote signs you in and creates a quote task only. The original uploads and processing starts only after you explicitly confirm the estimated and maximum credits.
Is there a free preview?
No. This capability exposes no preview endpoint, and the page does not call preview upload or submission APIs. You can review the live quote before confirming.
What format is the output image?
The result keeps the input format: JPG produces JPG, PNG produces PNG, and WebP produces WebP.
How many credits does restoration use?
There is no fixed price. The workspace shows the estimated and maximum credits returned by the server for the current task, and processing starts only after confirmation.
Can I download the result forever?
No. The download link has a server-defined lifetime. Save a successful result before the workspace countdown ends.