How to Use the Enhance Tool
Enhance upscales any image to a higher resolution with sharper detail. Use it as the last step before delivering a render to a client or printing it. It costs just 1 credit, makes images print-ready, and works on any image — your renders, edits, or even external images. No prompt needed — just pick a scale factor and click Enhance.
What it costs
1 credits per generation. Credits are only charged for a successful generation — if a job fails, they are refunded automatically. See credits and billing for what each plan includes.
How to use it
- Upload any image (a render you made earlier, or an external image).
- Pick the scale factor: 2x (good balance), 3x (more detail), or 4x (max detail, slowest).
- Click Enhance. Costs 1 credit.
- Wait for processing — enhancement takes longer than a render.
- Download the result. The original is preserved in your recent renders so you can compare.
Pro tips
- Enhance is best as a final step — don't enhance an image you're going to keep editing.
- 2x is usually enough for screen and presentation use. Go 4x only if you're printing large.
- Enhance works on photos too, not just renders.
- If a render looks soft, Enhance often fixes it better than re-rendering at 4K.
- Enhance preserves the exact image — it doesn't reinterpret. If something looks wrong, Enhance won't fix it; re-render instead.
Other tools
- Render — Turn a sketch, CAD export, or 3D model screenshot into a photorealistic image.
- Edit — Mark up part of a render and describe the change you want.
- Photo Edit — Make the same targeted edits on real photographs instead of renders.
- Staging — Furnish an empty interior photo with AI-selected furniture and decor.
- Video — Animate a still render into a short cinematic walkthrough.
