AI Image Upscaler

Finish keeper frames at full size for covers and print: 61 credits, inspected at 100%.

Upscale finals you own or created here; the original is always kept.

Per-job credit pricing is shown before you confirm. The original is always kept.

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The finishing course is laid last and seen closest. Upscaling rebuilds a keeper frame at the size its destination demands — and because it preserves rather than improves, the frame must deserve finishing before the press touches it.

Rebuilt stone has a grain; so does rebuilt detail. Inspect at 100%, especially skin, lace and jewellery, before the frame goes out under the arch and into the world.

How it runs at the archstone desk

Step 1

Upscale the final, not the draft

Upscaling is the last step of a frame’s life, after judging, editing and cropping. It rebuilds detail — it does not repair judgement.

Step 2

Match the factor to the destination

A cover or a print wants everything the upscaler has; a feed post rarely needs more than a step up. Pay for the size you will actually ship.

Step 3

Inspect the rebuilt detail at 100%

Upscalers invent plausible texture. Skin, lace and jewellery are where inventions show — zoom in before the frame goes anywhere.

Frames that earn the finishing course

Use it for

The hall cover

The archway portrait at full width, inspected stone by stone at 100%.

Use it for

Print for the vault wall

Paper shows everything; the finishing course is where paper-bound frames are made.

Use it for

Storefront dimensions

When a platform’s minimums exceed the generator’s frame, the press closes the gap honestly.

Worked examples

Example — Regina, 28

Regina at delivery size

Final frame: Regina, 28, a stone archway in warm evening light. Destination: cover art, full size, detail inspected at 100%.

Upscaled last, after judging and editing. Rebuilt texture checked where inventions show first: skin, lace, jewellery.

Example — Valeria, 29

Valeria at delivery size

Final frame: Valeria, 29, the worn stone steps of the hall. Destination: cover art, full size, detail inspected at 100%.

Upscaled last, after judging and editing. Rebuilt texture checked where inventions show first: skin, lace, jewellery.

When a frame earns an upscale

DestinationVerdictNote
Covers & storefront artYes — full sizeIt will be seen large and judged closely
Print & postersYes — full sizePrint forgives nothing
Feed postsOne stepPlatforms compress anyway
Drafts & testsNoJudge small, spend on the keeper

Where it goes wrong

Watch for

Upscaling to fix blur

A soft frame upscales into a large soft frame with confident edges. Re-generate sharp instead.

Watch for

Upscaling before the edit

Edit first, upscale last — an edit after upscaling wastes the expensive pass.

Watch for

Trusting the preview

The preview is downscaled by your browser. Download and view at 100% before deciding.

Watch for

Every frame in a series

Only the faces of the series — the cover, the opener, the closer — need full size.

Questions, answered plainly

What does upscaling cost?

Image upscaling runs at 61 credits per job, shown before you confirm.

Does it keep my original?

Always. The upscale is a new piece; the original stays in your library untouched.

How much bigger does it get?

The upscaler rebuilds the frame at a substantially larger size with reconstructed detail — enough for covers and print at typical viewing distances.

Can it fix a bad generation?

No. It sharpens and enlarges what exists. Composition, likeness and light are settled before this tool, not by it.

Which frames should I upscale?

Keepers headed somewhere large: covers, storefronts, print. Drafts and feed posts rarely earn it.

One account, every tool in the chain

Drafts, edits, animation and finishing share one credit balance and one private library. Start with the piece you need today.

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