Enlarge a soft photo, a generated image, or a video frame and bring the detail back. Upscaling lives in the same Imagesmith studio as generation, editing, and image to video.
A small export, an old scan, or a still pulled from a clip often looks fine until you put it on a large screen. Upscaling rebuilds detail so the same picture can go further.
Take a web-sized image and prepare it for a poster, a lookbook, or a display that shows every soft edge.
Keep the product you already approved and raise the resolution, instead of regenerating the shot and losing the look.
Pull a frame from an Imagesmith clip and upscale it into a still you can post, print, or edit further.
Upload a photo, or start from an image you generated in Imagesmith.
Run the AI image upscaler to enlarge the picture and recover edges, texture, and fine detail.
Download the result, edit it with words, or send it into image to video without leaving the studio.
Most upscalers are a separate upload. In Imagesmith the step sits next to the rest of the workflow, so a picture does not have to leave the browser between tools.
Make the image with the text to image generator, pick the variation you want, and upscale that one. You spend the extra resolution on the frame you are actually shipping.
Upscaling makes a soft edge sharper. It does not change what is in the frame. If the background, the object, or the style is off, use the AI photo editor to describe the change, then upscale the corrected image.
An upscaled image can go straight into image to video. That is useful when a campaign needs both a sharp still and a short motion cut from the same picture.
Open the studio, drop in a photo or generate one, and enlarge it for the size you actually need.
Try ImagesmithIt enlarges an image and rebuilds detail so the result stays sharp on bigger screens and in print. Use it on photos you upload, images you generate, or frames taken from a video.
No. Upscaling raises resolution and sharpness. To change a background, an object, or a style, edit the image with a text instruction first, then upscale.
Yes. Grab a still from a clip you made in Imagesmith, or upload your own, and run it through the upscaler like any other image.
No. Imagesmith runs in the browser. Open the studio, add the image, and download the larger file when it is ready.
It is one tool inside Imagesmith, next to text to image, the AI photo editor, and image to video. Plans and limits are shown in the studio.