Super Resolution for enlarging photos and screenshots

Super Resolution is a browser-based AI upscaler for images such as portraits, product photos and screenshots. The publisher identifies a pipeline based on Real-ESRGAN. Begin with an output size in mind so you can compare the result against what the destination actually needs.

Select a scale for the finished image

For a product thumbnail, a modest enlargement can be enough. For a larger print or banner, compare the exported dimensions with the target size before committing to a higher scale. The publisher lists 4×, 8× and 10× options among the uses for paid credits. A larger output can make artifacts easier to see, so inspect the image at its intended viewing size.

Inspect edges and text after enlargement

The publisher describes rebuilding edge detail and texture. Zoom in on areas that carry information, such as letters on a package, hair around a portrait or a line of small text in a screenshot. Keep the original available while reviewing. If a detail is ambiguous in the source, verify it there before treating the enlarged version as a reference. Use the export only if the resulting texture is suitable for the job.

Check credits for larger or repeated jobs

The publisher sells credit packs and lists monthly plans. Check which scale and download options are available to your account. If you have several images to prepare, start with one representative source before processing the rest. Compare the actual download with the preview and keep a higher-quality original available for another edit. When using the output on a website, check its file size as well as its dimensions.