Batch upscaling, format control, and live before/after compare — Real-ESRGAN ×4 on our GPU server.
All images are processed locally, then downloaded as a ZIP.
ImgScale upscales with a Real-ESRGAN super-resolution neural network on our GPU server. Your image is uploaded, enhanced at full quality, and the result is sent back — so you get consistent, high-quality results on any device, including phones. Images are processed on the fly and not stored.
Your image is sent to our GPU server only for the upscaling step — processed on the fly and never stored. Drop several files at once to batch-process and download them together as a ZIP.
Upscaling rebuilds detail that simple resizing cannot. It helps with small or old photos you want to print, low-resolution product shots, game screenshots and pixel art, profile pictures that look soft when enlarged, and AI-generated images you want at a higher resolution. Because ImgScale uses a Real-ESRGAN super-resolution model rather than plain interpolation, edges stay sharp and textures are reconstructed instead of blurred.
2× doubles each side (4× the pixels) and is ideal when the source is already decent and you just need more resolution. 4× quadruples each side (16× the pixels) and suits very small or heavily compressed images, at the cost of longer processing. If you are unsure, try 2× first — it is faster and often enough. Very large outputs take more time because there is far more pixel data to generate.
Is it free? Yes — no account, no watermark, no limit.
Which formats work? JPG, PNG, and WEBP.
Can I upscale several at once? Yes, drop a batch and download them together as a ZIP.
Will it fix a very blurry photo? It improves sharpness and detail significantly, though extremely degraded images have limits.