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4× Upscaled

Increase Image Resolution

Sharper detail —2× & 4×

Add resolution to a low-pixel photo with AI. 2× or 4× super-resolution for JPG, PNG, and WEBP — free 2×, no watermark.

AI super-resolutionNo watermarks
AI Upscale

or drag & drop images here (JPG, PNG, WEBP)

UploadUpscale 2× / 4×Download

🔒 Private processing: your files aren’t kept as a public gallery.

No image?Try one of these:

No registration2× & 4× AI upscale

By uploading an image you agree to our Terms of Service. To learn more about how we handle your personal data, check our Privacy Policy.

Stunning Quality

Drag the slider handle to see before and after upscaling

How to increase resolution

Raise the pixel count, check the slider, keep a master for print.

  1. 1

    Choose an image

    Drop a JPG, PNG, or WEBP up to 20 MB — no account needed.

  2. 2

    Let AI upscale

    Pick 2× (free) or 4× (Pro), then check the compare slider.

  3. 3

    Save the result

    Free 2× is a WebP up to 1280px with no watermark; Pro keeps full 2× / 4× / 8×.

In one sentence

Filvo Image Upscaler enlarges photos with AI. The file is sent through Filvo’s API to generate the larger image, then returned for download. There is no public gallery and no watermark.

Filvo vs typical cloud AI tools

The file is sent only to generate the result. Filvo does not keep a public gallery.

Filvo vs typical cloud AI tools
FeatureFilvoTypical cloud tools
Where the file goesThrough Filvo’s API to generate the result, then not kept in a galleryUploaded and often stored or used in marketing
Account to tryNot required for cutout and upscale. Object removal needs sign-inUsually required
WatermarkNever on the downloadCommon on free tiers
Public gallery of uploadsNoSometimes used for marketing
Free tierA few lifetime tests, then a $0.99 day pass for HDCredits or a tight daily cap
Pro unlockDay, week, or month pass — HD download and batch up to 25Paid credit packs or a $10–$20 monthly plan

How to increase image resolution online

Resolution is a pixel count. AI can raise that count; it cannot invent a larger sensor.

“Increase resolution” is the print-and-spec wording for upscale. Labs and “minimum 300 dpi” checklists send people here. Filvo raises width and height with a 4× default on this page (Pro). Free still gets 2× so you leave with a larger file.

If you only needed a modest bump, the 2× page is lighter. If you needed a specific box like 1920×1080, enlarge first, then resize.

dpi, ppi, and why the lab still matters

A 4000-pixel-wide file can print larger at 300 dpi than an 800-pixel file. The lab still sees interpolation. Bring the best source you have; do not expect a thumbnail to become a gallery wrap.

After you increase resolution, compress only the web copy. Keep the large file for print.

Steps to raise resolution

Upload the original. On Pro, 4× runs first. On Free, 2× runs and 4× is the upgrade. Compare, download, then set print size. Crop after the enlarge so you do not throw away source pixels.

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  • Watch
  • Bird
  • Car
  • Camera
  • Portrait
  • Landscape
  • Headphones
  • Plant

Sharper files when the photo is too small

Enlarge catalog shots, portraits, and scans with AI — 2× is free, 4× is Pro. Not a blurry stretch.

Compare before you save. No watermark. Cut out the subject or compress the result next.

Frequently asked questions

Resolution is a pixel count. AI can raise that count; it cannot invent a larger sensor.

You cannot recover real optical detail that was never captured, but AI can add plausible pixels at 2× or 4× so the file meets a larger pixel count. That is what this page does.

Same AI — 2× or 4× already selected.

Cut out, compress, or crop after you enlarge.

Upscale your image

Free 2× preview — no account. A $0.99 day pass unlocks full 2×, 4×, and 8×.

AI Upscale

or drag & drop images here (JPG, PNG, WEBP)

UploadUpscale 2× / 4×Download

🔒 Private processing: your files aren’t kept as a public gallery.

No image?Try one of these:

No registration2× & 4× AI upscale

By uploading an image you agree to our Terms of Service. To learn more about how we handle your personal data, check our Privacy Policy.