ImgUpscalerSupported file formats and downloads
A practical guide to JPG, PNG, WebP, transparency, and saving your output.
Upload non-animated JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC images and export the finished result in JPG, PNG or WebP. PNG and WebP preserve the source transparency mask; JPG uses a white background. Changing the download format does not run another upscale or spend more credits.
Choose a suitable input
Start with the cleanest original you have. Animated and corrupted images are rejected, even if the extension looks correct. HEIC/HEIF photos are decoded at full resolution before processing; for files containing multiple stills, only the primary photo is used. Animated GIF and SVG are not supported. Files must also meet the image size and output limits.
Choose JPG for photographs
JPG is widely supported and uses lossy compression. Use the Quality control to balance file size and visible compression, then inspect fine edges. JPG cannot contain transparent pixels; this exporter replaces transparency with white. Avoid repeatedly saving and re-uploading JPG copies.
Choose PNG for precise graphics
PNG is lossless and keeps transparency. It is useful for graphics, illustrations and images where you want to avoid another lossy export step. The original transparency mask is resized separately and combined with the processed image; AI does not generate a new cutout. PNG files can be larger than JPG.
Choose WebP for modern web use
WebP supports transparency and a quality setting. It can be useful for web delivery, but check whether the app or publishing system receiving the image accepts WebP. Changing quality or format affects the exported file, not the original completed upscale.
Where is my downloaded file?
Choose Download after the task is ready, then check your browser’s downloads list and configured download folder. Re-downloads are available while the result is retained, for 24 hours from task creation. If nothing appears, follow upload and download troubleshooting. After expiry, upload your original and start a new task.
Ready to try it?
Choose your image and inspect the result before downloading.