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Upscale Image to 4K

Make any photo four times wider and four times taller, ready for a 4K TV, a big monitor or a print on the wall, with crisp detail instead of a stretched blur.

Small, blurry low-resolution photo of a young owl peering from a tree hollowThe same young owl photo upscaled to 2K, with sharp feathers and bark textureBeforeAfterSharp feathers and eyes, even up close
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No photo? Try one of these:
Small, blurry low-resolution photo of a young owl peering from a tree hollowThe same young owl photo upscaled to 2K, with sharp feathers and bark textureBeforeAfterSharp feathers and eyes, even up close

From phone image to 4K, made for the big screen.

A photo that looks fine in your hand turns soft and blocky on a 4K TV or a large monitor. Upscaling to 4× rebuilds the fine detail as the picture grows, so the feathers, the eyes and every edge stay crisp even when the photo fills the whole wall. That is the difference between a 4K upscaler and simply stretching a file: one adds detail, the other only adds size. Want the most careful result for a print you’ll keep? Pick Pro 4× instead.

  • 4× wider and 4× taller
  • Detail rebuilt, not smeared
  • 2 credits a photo
Old sepia portrait of a boy in a sailor suit, faded, water-stained and crackedSepia portrait of a boy in a sailor suit restored and colourised, stains and cracks removedBeforeAfterRemove the stains and cracks, bring the colour back

An old print for the wall? Restore it first.

Scanned family photos are often small, faded and cracked, and making them bigger only makes the damage bigger. Photo restoration repairs the stains and cracks and brings the faces back first. Then bring the result here and take it to 4K for a frame or a slideshow on the TV. Doing it in that order means the 4K copy shows the faces, not the scratches.

  • Cracks, stains and fading repaired
  • Faces brought back with care
  • Then upscale the result to 4K
Restore a photo

Upscale an image to 4K in three taps.

4× is already picked for you. Just add the photo. 4K needs a free account, and the credits it collects each day let you upscale an image to 4K free.

  1. Small, blurry low-resolution photo of a young owl peering from a tree hollow

    Upload a photo

    From your phone or computer. A screenshot, a chat photo or an old favourite, as a JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC.

  2. Small, blurry low-resolution photo of a young owl peering from a tree hollow

    Keep 4×

    It’s already selected. The finished size shows before you start, so you can check the photo will reach 4K wide. Leave Face restore off unless faces are very blurry.

  3. The same young owl photo upscaled to 2K, with sharp feathers and bark texture

    Download

    Save the 4K photo with no watermark, ready for the screen or the printer. If a run fails, the credits come back on their own.

Where a 4K photo makes the difference.

Big screens and big prints show every soft edge. These are the jobs people bring to a 4K image upscaler.

TV slideshows

Holiday and family photos that stay crisp on a 4K television, even when the whole family is sitting close.

Prints and posters

Phone photos big enough for a poster, a canvas or a photo book spread, with edges that hold up when you lean in.

Wallpapers

A favourite photo as a desktop background on a large, sharp monitor, without the soft patches a small file leaves.

Presentations

Pictures that still look sharp when the slide fills the projector screen.

Video projects

Stills that sit in a 4K edit without looking soft next to the footage. Old photos in a family montage match the rest of the timeline.

Gifts and frames

An old snapshot made big enough for the frame it deserves.

Questions about upscaling to 4K

Something else? Email support@pixenhancer.ai

Upscaling to 4K costs 2 credits. A free account collects 10 credits a day, enough for 5 4K upscales; after that, credits start at $4.99 for 60 credits. If a run fails, the credits come back on their own.

Small photo. Big screen.

Take your first photo to 4K now.