Upscale your design without the blur

Why upscale with AI?

A customer's logo is often a screenshot or a small file saved from social media. A classic resize just stretches the pixels, giving blurry edges and wobbly text. With DTF that blur prints even more visibly along with the white underbase.

The AI model redraws edges and lines: letters get sharper, flat color areas get cleaner and JPEG blocks are reduced.

Which model should I pick?

• Artwork, logo, text: flat-color designs, cartoons and vector-style work; faster
• Photo: real photos, textures and images with soft gradients

300 DPI by print width

Enter the print width in centimeters and the scale needed for 300 DPI is calculated for you (up to 4x). For example, a 1000-pixel logo at 4x prints about 34 cm wide at 300 DPI. You can also pick 2x, 3x or 4x; the output is saved with 300 DPI info.

Transparency and hard edges

Transparent PNGs keep their transparency. Edge colors are spread into the transparent area before upscaling so the hidden color under it doesn't bleed into the edges. With hard edges on, the output has no semi-transparent pixels, so there's no white halo in DTF.

Limits

• Input up to 2.5 megapixels (for example 1580 × 1580)
• Output up to 60 megapixels
• Processing takes 10–60 seconds depending on the image; you can leave the page and the result will be waiting in the list
• Results are kept for 7 days

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