AI Image Upscaler

Upload a JPG, PNG, or WebP file, choose 2× or 4×, then generate the higher-resolution result. Use the comparison slider to inspect edges and texture before downloading the finished image.

It can reduce the appearance of blocky pixels, rough edges, and compression artifacts when there is enough visual information in the source. It cannot faithfully recover details that were never captured, so heavily damaged or extremely tiny images may still have limits.

Start with the clearest copy you have and upscale it rather than repeatedly resizing an already compressed version. ClipLumi can increase image resolution at 2× or 4× while preserving the original aspect ratio, then you can compare the result before using it in a larger layout.

No enlargement can guarantee zero quality loss, but AI upscaling can produce a cleaner result than simple pixel interpolation. Choose 2× when that is enough for your target size, use 4× only when you need the extra resolution, and always inspect fine text, faces, and repeating textures after processing.

An AI image upscaler enlarges an image while using learned visual patterns to improve the appearance of edges, texture, and compressed detail. ClipLumi uses AI super-resolution and specialized processing for some inputs instead of relying on basic browser resizing.

Regular resizing increases image dimensions by interpolating existing pixels. AI image upscaling uses learned visual patterns to estimate cleaner edges and texture as resolution grows. It can make an enlargement look more natural, but it cannot guarantee recovery of details that were never present in the source.

Clear low-resolution photos, product shots, screenshots, scanned images, illustrations, anime, and AI art are good candidates. Results are less predictable with severe motion blur, extremely tiny text, heavy compression, or badly damaged sources, so inspect important details before publishing.

In ClipLumi, 2× targets up to twice the source width and height while keeping the result within 2K, and 4× targets up to four times the source dimensions while keeping the result within 4K. Choose the smallest scale that gives you enough pixels for the final use.

No. The image keeps its original aspect ratio and composition. Larger inputs are fitted proportionally so the 2× result stays within 2K and the 4× result stays within 4K.

Yes. ClipLumi runs in a modern mobile browser, so you can upload a supported image, choose 2× or 4×, compare the result, and download it from an iPhone or Android device without installing a desktop editor.

Yes. Active subscribers and users with paid credit-pack balance can submit multiple JPG, PNG, or WebP files in one batch, up to 10 images at a time. Credits are charged per image, and each image remains a separately tracked job so one failed file does not replace the results from successful files.

A single 2× upscale uses 3 credits and a 4× upscale uses 6 credits. Batch cost is calculated from the number of selected images, and ClipLumi shows the total before processing.

ClipLumi accepts JPG, PNG, and WebP files up to 10 MB each. For better results, use the clearest available source rather than a screenshot or copy that has already been compressed several times.

No. ClipLumi does not publish uploaded images or upscaled results to a public gallery. Signed-in jobs are associated with private account history and handled according to the privacy policy.

Users with remaining paid credits receive watermark-free HD downloads. Active subscribers also receive commercial usage rights, subject to ClipLumi's terms and the rights you already hold for the source image.