AI Image Upscaler
Rebuild finished stills at the size each platform demands: banners, store covers and print, on image_upscaler at 61 credits a job, originals kept.
Pick a template — skip the prompt writing
Pick an effect, upload your photo, and the built-in recipe does the rest. Same photo, far more reliable results.
You have been writing prompts by hand. Templates skip all of that — pick a card below, upload your photo, and get the same scene in one click.
Tits Squeeze
Tongue Out Facial
Hair Pull Doggy
Gaming and Sucking Cock
Fingers on Her Pussy
Pussy Out, Footjob
Throat Grab, Fucked
Anal Cock Ride
Cock Deep In Her Pussy
Cowgirl, Bouncing Tits
Ass Up, Licks the Tip
When the platform asks for bigger than you generated
Every destination has a spec sheet: the banner wants one width, the store cover another, the print run a third — and a frame generated at working size does not always clear them. The image upscaler rebuilds a finished still at higher resolution, reconstructing detail rather than stretching pixels, on the image_upscaler model at 61 credits a job, quoted before you confirm. Treat it as the last step of production, never the first: it finishes frames that already work, at the size the slot demands.
The finishing routine
Do every other job first
Briefs, edits, swaps and culling all happen at working size, where changing your mind is cheap.
Upscale the final, once
Run one pass on the exact frame that will ship, then judge it at full size — not as a thumbnail, where everything looks sharp.
Keep both files labelled
The working file and the delivery file live side by side in your library. Specs change; your master should not have to.
An honest split of abilities
| It genuinely does | It will not rescue |
|---|---|
| Rebuild edge, fabric and hair detail at the new size | A face that was already wrong at working size |
| Clear a platform’s minimum dimensions with a real file | Compression damage baked into a low-quality source |
| Hold up on banners, covers and large previews | Weak composition or bad light — that is an edit, earlier |
The slots that justify it
The profile header
The widest public surface you own, seen at arm’s length. A soft banner undersells everything beneath it.
Covers at spec
Marketplaces enforce minimum dimensions. Files that clear them cleanly beat files padded to fit.
Posters and merch
Paper is unforgiving about resolution. Upscale the handful of frames you actually sell in physical form.
What does upscaling cost?
61 credits per job on the image_upscaler model, shown before you confirm. Spend it on frames that ship, not on maybes.
Does it overwrite my original?
No. The upscaled delivery version is a new file; the working original stays untouched in your library.
Can it fix a soft or flawed frame?
It sharpens what is there. Wrong faces, bad hands and poor light need the editor or a new brief first — upscale last.
Which frames deserve the spend?
Banners, store covers, large previews and anything printed. Routine feed frames are usually fine at working size.
How large should I go?
Exactly to the destination’s spec. Bigger than the slot shows nobody anything and costs you credits and storage.
Every tool feeds the same link
Heroes, hooks, edits and finishing jobs draw on one credit balance and sit in one private library. Make the piece your page is missing.
Start with the generator