Design materials and poster illustrations
Enlarge small illustrations, backgrounds and design materials, and check lines, textures and copyright authorization before use.
Restoring your images and input…
Picture restoration
Enlarge low-resolution images to higher sizes and try to improve aliasing, compression marks, and blurred edges. "Lossless amplification" here is a commonly used function name; details that do not exist in the original image are generated by AI speculation, and the authenticity and naturalness need to be checked before official use.
Suitable for these scenarios
Enlarge small illustrations, backgrounds and design materials, and check lines, textures and copyright authorization before use.
Adjust low-resolution photos or animation screenshots to the device resolution and check for artifacts on faces and thin lines.
Improve the output size of product pictures or old photos, and check the text, material and character characteristics before officially putting it on the shelf or printing.
Operation path
Frequently asked questions
Direct stretching mainly copies and interpolates the original pixels; AI amplification will try to enhance edges and generate supplementary details, but the generated content is not equivalent to restoring the true original image.
Not recommended. The smaller the image and the more severe the compression, the less information is available for reference. Excessively high magnification can easily produce a plastic feel, repeated textures and erroneous text. A reasonable size should be selected according to the purpose.
It is recommended to first check the characters, text, product edges and materials according to actual pixels, and then do a sample print or platform preview; important information cannot only rely on AI speculation.