2x super-resolution
Double the width and height using a specialized Swin2SR model.
Upscale a photo by 2x or 4x with Swin2SR models running directly in your browser.
PNG, JPG, JPEG, or WebP, up to 20 MB. For AI upscaling, a maximum of 1200px on the longest side is recommended for 2x, or 600px for 4x.
Unlike conventional upscaling, this tool uses AI models trained for super-resolution. The model analyzes the image and generates a version with more pixels and sharper visual detail.
Double the width and height using a specialized Swin2SR model.
Create a larger upscaled image using a model designed for real-world images.
You don't need an external API or pay for every processed image.
The picture remains on your device during processing.
Compare original resolution and result before download.
Download the upscaled image in your preferred format.
Select a PNG, JPG or WebP photo.
Choose 2x or 4x upscaling, depending on the size you need.
Click “Upscale with AI” and wait for the model to finish.
Compare dimensions and download the result in PNG or JPG.
The tool uses ONNX versions of Swin2SR compatible with Transformers.js. The base models are published under the Apache 2.0 license, and processing takes place in your browser.
Super-resolution uses a lot of memory. Dimension limits help prevent crashes, especially at 4x. For very large images, you can also use the standard UtiliTools Pro image enlarger.
Yes. It uses superresolution Swin2SR models to generate a higher resolution image from the original photograph.
Yes. You can choose a 2x or 4x model. The 4x model requires more memory and usually takes longer in the browser.
No. Your browser downloads the AI model and processes the image locally on your device.
The super-resolution model files are downloaded on the first run. Your browser can then reuse cached files.
No. Super-resolution can produce sharper edges and textures, but it cannot guarantee that added details accurately represent information missing from the original.
You can use PNG, JPG, JPEG and WebP images and download the result in PNG or JPG.