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Image Upscaler

Image Upscaler is a browser-based service from a Ukrainian team that enlarges photos 2x to 8x toward a stated 16K ceiling, removes blur and JPEG artifacts, and runs on monthly credits with an API on business plans.

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What is Image Upscaler?

Image Upscaler is a browser-based AI image upscaler and photo repair service: you upload a picture, pick a scale factor or repair mode, and the file is processed on the vendor's servers. It began as a deep learning convolutional neural network built for image upscaling and has since grown into a set of AI tools for image processing.

The team behind it describes itself as a young group from Ukraine that started with this single upscaling tool and turned it into a multifunctional platform within 5 years. That history shows in the product: upscaling, deblurring, enhancement and JPEG cleanup are the core, while several effect tools added later are now switched off.

"Image upscaler" is also a generic phrase, and several unrelated services use almost the same name. This page covers only the service at imageupscaler.com; a similarly named product called ImgUpscaler is a different company's tool and is discussed under alternatives.

Core features

All working tools share one upload panel: add files, choose an image type and options, process, then download. The differences lie in what each tool does to the image and in which options are reserved for subscribers.

Upscale Image and AI Image Enlarger

  • Scale factors: the upscaler offers 2x and 4x to everyone, while 6x and 8x require a subscription.
  • Output ceiling: the tool page states that 2x reaches up to 4K (4000×4000 px), 4x up to 8K, 6x up to 12K and 8x up to 16K (16000×16000 px).
  • Image types: General and Anime/Cartoon models are available, and FacePro, tuned for faces in photos, is a subscriber-only option.
  • Export formats: results can be saved as AUTO, JPEG, PNG, WEBP, HEIC, BMP or PDF.
  • Enlarger page: AI Image Enlarger is presented as a separate tool for making visuals larger while keeping clarity and detail, and it shows the same 2x to 8x factor choices.

The homepage advertises "No AI Hallucinations", saying its AI keeps details natural and accurate. The upscaling page's FAQ is more precise about the method: AI upscaling generates new pixel data instead of simply stretching the original image, so fine detail in an enlarged file is reconstructed rather than recovered.

Unblur Image with FacePro

The homepage describes Unblur Image as a fix for photos affected by motion blur, focus issues or soft details after shooting. Its FacePro mode is built for portraits and concentrates on facial regions, restoring eye definition and skin texture while keeping natural proportions. As with the upscaler, FacePro is marked as a subscription feature in the panel.

AI Image Enhancer and JPEG Artifact Removal

  • Larger inputs: AI Image Enhancer accepts JPG, JPEG, PNG, WEBP or BMP files up to 30MB and 10000×10000 pixels, with anything bigger downsized.
  • Compression cleanup: the JPEG artifact tool targets blocky textures, color banding and blurred edges from heavy compression, analyzing image structure to find the noise and reconstruct missing detail.

Batch uploads, comparison and built-in editor

Batch processing arrived in August 2025, with an option to download every processed image in a single ZIP archive. A large before-and-after comparison view followed in September 2025. After processing, an editor lets you crop, rotate or flip the picture, adjust colours, apply filters, add your own watermark or annotations, or type exact new dimensions, so light touch-ups do not require a second program.

Tools that are no longer available

Many pages in the site menu and site map still exist but no longer process files. As captured on September 28, 2026:

  • AI Image Generator: its page states that the feature is currently unavailable while the team focuses on other image tools.
  • Inpaint (object remover): marked as no longer available; its own page still describes it as a way to remove people, objects, text, logos and watermarks from photos.
  • AI Video Cartoonizer: the video-to-cartoon converter is marked as currently unavailable.
  • AI Background Remover: the background removal page is marked as unavailable.
  • Anime Upscaler: the dedicated page is marked unavailable, although the main upscaler keeps its Anime/Cartoon model.
  • Face Blur Online: the face-blurring tool is marked as no longer available.

This matters when reading older reviews or the pricing page, which still mention the generator and video credits. The homepage FAQ likewise still says the service is designed to fix unwanted objects alongside low resolution, unclear details and JPEG artifacts, although object removal is currently offline.

Guide

How to upscale an image online

  1. Click "Add file" and upload the image you want to upscale.
  2. Choose the image type (General, Anime/Cartoon, or FacePro on a subscription) and the scale factor.
  3. Wait for processing; the upload panel quotes 10–40 seconds, while the step list on the same page says 5–40 seconds.
  4. Optionally open the result in the editor to crop, resize or annotate it.
  5. Download the file, or download all results at once after a batch.

Planning the output size

For images smaller than 2000 pixels, the final size is the original multiplied by the chosen factor: a 1000×1000 image at 4x becomes 4000×4000. Larger uploads are reduced first (see Limitations), so a very large photo does not gain proportionally more pixels.

Getting cleaner results

The vendor says the upscaler works on any image but gives better results on pictures that have not been upscaled before, and on logos, cartoons, anime and other synthesized images. For photos that are both small and blurry, it recommends running Unblur Image first and upscaling second; the upscaler itself only tries to reduce blur while enlarging.

Use cases and examples

The service's own examples fall into a few groups:

  • Print and online stores: designers upscale graphics for stickers, postcards, posters, banners or packaging, and e-commerce sellers want clearer product photos for stores and marketplaces.
  • Anime and illustration: the Upscale Image page pitches the tool at old anime frames that only exist at low resolution.
  • AI-generated art: images made with other AI generators can be uploaded to sharpen details and raise resolution for web or print.
  • Technical imagery: the same page lists security camera footage, telescope photos, textbook images and medical images such as X-rays, MRIs or ultrasound scans.

The medical and surveillance examples are listed as use cases only, and no page checked for this review describes validation for diagnostic or evidential use, which matters because the added detail is generated.

Who is it for

  • Content creators and small businesses: the homepage names Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest bloggers, website owners, designers, photographers, coaches, students and managers who need sharper visuals for presentations, ads, websites and social posts.
  • Visual professionals: the upscaling page addresses photographers, designers and marketers turning low-resolution files into higher-resolution images for professional work.
  • Developers with light API needs: teams that can live with JPG/PNG input and small file sizes can call the upscaler and deblurrer through the API on a business plan (see Platforms).

It is a weaker fit if you need a text-to-image generator, background removal or object removal today, since those tools are switched off, or if you need refunds on unused subscription time (see Pricing).

Platforms

  • Web only: there is nothing to install; every tool runs in the browser and processing happens on the vendor's servers.
  • API: a plain HTTP interface authenticated with a Bearer API token, with sample code for cURL, PHP, Java, Node.js, Python, Swift, Objective-C and .NET.

API details and limits

The upscale method enlarges images 4 times and accepts .jpg, .jpeg or .png files of up to 1.2 MB, a much tighter cap than the 30MB web upload. The deblurring method is slightly more generous, taking the same three formats up to 5 MB. Sample requests show optional parameters for the scale (outscale), an anime-cartoon model (modelName), face restoration (faceRestoration) and output format (saveFormat).

The documentation and pricing page describe access differently. The API page says the first 100 API calls per month are free. Its error list, however, includes code 112 for a user without an active business subscription. The business plans list API access for the AI Image Generator, Image Deblurer and 4x Image Upscaler with jpg, jpeg and png input, and each plan carries an "Apply for an API" step.

Pricing

Image Upscaler runs on credits: one image costs 1 credit and one video costs 5 credits. Prices below were captured on September 28, 2026, in USD.

Free credits

Two official pages give different free allowances. The homepage FAQ says each user gets 3 free credits per month for each software. The Upscale Image FAQ instead says all registered users get 5 free credits per month, enough to upscale 5 images. The homepage FAQ also says subscribers receive an additional 50 to 1000 credits monthly for any current and upcoming tool, and that using the free monthly credits requires signing out.

Individual plans

PlanCredits per monthMonthlyAnnualExtras
Starter50$9.90$69Ad-free
Premium500$25$180Ad-free, priority in processing queue
Premium Plus1000$29$208Ad-free, priority in processing queue

Business plans

PlanCredits (images) per monthMonthlyAnnualListed price per image
Business Starter2000$49$3432.5¢
Business Premium5000$99$6932.0¢
Business Advanced20000$299$19991.5¢

The per-image figures are the site's own labels. Individual plans still list the AI Image Generator among included tools even though that tool is unavailable. The pricing page does not say whether unused credits roll over.

Billing, renewal and refunds

Subscriptions renew automatically for the same term at the then-current non-promotional rate unless you opt out. If you cancel, the plan keeps working until the end of the paid term, but the terms rule out prorated refunds and state that the website does not offer cancellation or refunds during the agreed time frame. Payments are handled by PayPro Global, and the vendor says it does not keep full card details on its own servers. The terms also reserve the right to change prices without notice and to modify or discontinue the service, or any part of it, without notice.

Image Upscaler alternatives

A third-party AI tool directory that links this listing to imageupscaler.com suggests HitPaw Online Photo Enhancer, AVCLabs Photo Enhancer AI, AVC AI, Imgupscaler and AI Image Enlarger as the closest alternatives. Three options with clearly different positioning:

  • Bigjpg: presents itself as super-resolution for anime-style artwork that also handles photos, with 8x and 16x enlargement after upgrading; useful if illustration is your main input.
  • Let's Enhance: offers AI image and video tools in the browser and through an API, is free to start, and says its upscaler reaches up to 512 MP for print and web.
  • ImgUpscaler: a separately run service with a very similar name that starts free and enlarges photos 2x or 4x; search results and review pages for the two names are easily confused.

Limitations

Resolution and input limits

  • Input cap on the upscaler: Upscale Image takes JPG, JPEG, PNG, WEBP or BMP up to 30MB and 2000×2000; bigger images are downsized before processing.
  • Format lists differ: the homepage FAQ lists JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, BMP, TIFF, AVIF, JFIF and PDF images plus MP4 and AVI video, but every working tool panel checked accepts only JPG, JPEG, PNG, WEBP or BMP, and the video tool is switched off.
  • Conflicting ceilings: the homepage says images can be upscaled up to 4× with crystal clear details. The Upscale Image FAQ says output goes up to 8000×8000 pixels, with a 10000×10000 picture first shrunk to 2000×2000. The factor table on the same page lists up to 16K at 8x, and the site does not reconcile these statements.

Commercial use and legal terms

  • Business use is stated two ways: the homepage FAQ answers "Absolutely!" when asked whether the tools can be used for business needs. The terms, however, list using the website or its content for any revenue-generating endeavour or commercial enterprise among prohibited activities, and the pages do not explain how the two fit together.
  • Governing law: claims relating to the website and service are governed by the laws of Ukraine.
  • Minors: users under 18 in most jurisdictions need a parent or guardian's permission and direct supervision.

Privacy and data handling

  • Retention: the privacy policy says an uploaded image is processed to provide the service and deleted 30 minutes after upload. The homepage FAQ instead says photos are deleted after 30 minutes once enhancement is complete, so the two pages start the clock at different moments.
  • Location and sharing: personal data may be transferred outside the EEA and is processed in Ukraine. It may also be passed to data processors and third-party service providers needed to run the service.
  • Ownership: the terms say the company does not assert ownership over user contributions, which remain the user's property along with their intellectual property rights.
  • Model training: the privacy policy and terms checked for this review do not state whether uploaded images are used to train models.

Independent evidence

As of September 28, 2026, no product-specific independent review was found for this service in the checked review platforms, tech media and community channels; the one review-platform page for this domain did not exist, two listings were blocked, and search results were dominated by similarly named products.

FAQ

Q1. Is Image Upscaler free to use?

Yes, within monthly credits, but official pages disagree on the amount: the homepage FAQ mentions 3 free credits per tool, the Upscale Image FAQ mentions 5 for registered users. Scale factors above 4x and FacePro need a paid plan.

Q2. Does Image Upscaler add a watermark to results?

The Unblur Image page describes removing blur online for free and without watermarks. The Upscale Image and pricing pages checked for this review do not mention output watermarks either way; the watermark tool in the editor is for adding your own.

Q3. How long does Image Upscaler keep my photos?

Uploaded images are deleted after 30 minutes according to both the privacy policy and the homepage FAQ, although they count the 30 minutes from different moments. Whether uploads are used for model training is not stated.

Q4. Is Image Upscaler the same as ImgUpscaler?

No. ImgUpscaler is a separately operated upscaler with a nearly identical name. Reviews and ratings published under that name do not describe this service.

Q5. Can I get a refund if I cancel?

The terms say no. Cancelling stops the next renewal and you keep access until the paid term ends, but there is no prorated refund for the remaining period.

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