Add one photo or a batch
Open Upscale in the product workspace and add a photo, or switch on Batch to add up to 50.
Image upscalerComing soon
More pixels where shoppers zoom in.
Take a small or soft product photo and enlarge it two or four times, so textures, stitching and edges hold up when someone zooms in or the image goes to print.
Open the workspaceThis tool is in private testing and is not open to all accounts yet. The page describes how it will work; the workspace shows which tools your account can use today.
How it works
The TrendRemix image upscaler enlarges a product photo by 2× or 4× in width and height, using an AI upscaling model that sharpens edges and fills in plausible fine detail as it enlarges. It accepts JPG, PNG or WebP files up to 20 MB and does not crop, extend or reframe the picture. Up to 50 photos can be upscaled in one batch with the same factor. Because new detail is predicted rather than recovered, small printed text and logos can come out wrong, so compare the result with the original before using it in a listing.
From input to finished result.
Choose 2× or 4×
Pick the factor. The credit cost depends on it and is shown before you submit.
Inspect at 100%
Zoom into the result at full size. Check printed text, logos and repeating textures, then download it or pass the file to the next tool.
What you can do
Two enlargement factors
2× for moderate gains such as listing zoom, 4× when a small source has to fill a large print or banner.
No crop or reframe
The picture keeps its framing; only the pixel count changes. Cropping and extending are separate jobs.
Batches with one factor
Upscale up to 50 photos together. Each finishes and is charged on its own, and the set downloads as one ZIP.
A final step after other tools
Run it after a scene or an edit to give the finished image more resolution.
Who it is for
- Zoom-ready listing images
- Give marketplace and store images enough resolution for shoppers who zoom into fabric, finish or stitching.
- Older or supplier photos
- Enlarge small catalogue images you have the rights to use when reshooting is not an option.
- Print and large formats
- Prepare product shots for flyers, packaging mock-ups, trade-show posters and banners.
At a glance
| Factors | 2× or 4× width and height |
|---|---|
| Accepted files | JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 20 MB |
| Framing | Unchanged; no crop or extension |
| Batch size | Up to 50 photos with one factor, ZIP download |
| Cost | Credits per photo, depending on factor, shown before you submit |
Before you download
- Read every word of printed text on the product; upscaling can turn small type into convincing but wrong letters.
- Compare logos and patterns with the original for invented strokes or repeats.
- Look for amplified compression blocks or noise in flat areas such as walls, sky or backdrops.
- If the source is a transparent cut-out, confirm the enlarged file is still transparent before layering it.
Questions and answers
Should I choose 2× or 4×?
Choose the smallest factor that reaches the size you need. A larger factor means more predicted detail, so keep 4× for small sources that must become very large. The credits for either are shown before you submit.
Will it recover detail that was never in the photo?
No upscaler can recover what the camera did not capture. It predicts plausible detail, which can look convincing on textures and edges yet be wrong for text, logos and small parts.
Does it change the crop or aspect ratio?
No. The framing stays the same, and width and height grow by the same factor.
Can I upscale many photos at once?
Yes. Turn on Batch, add up to 50 photos and choose one factor for all of them. The results can be downloaded together as a ZIP.
Can I upscale a generated scene?
Yes. Use Continue from this on a scene, edit or scene-match result, then switch to Upscale.
Bring your product. Leave with something new.
Every result lands in your asset library, ready for the next tool.