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Topaz Image Upscaler

Topaz Image Upscaler / Capabilities — Topaz Image Upscaler accepts one image and one scale factor on Kyeo AI. It does not read a prompt or change the subject or composition. The values 1, 2, and 4 are width-and-height multipliers, not fixed 1K, 2K, or 4K outputs; calculate the output by multiplying the source width and height by the selected factor.

Capabilities
1× to 4× single-image upscaling
Credit cost
Preauthorize 40; refund by actual usage
Prompt limit
Not used
Upload limit
1 image, up to 10 MB
30-second overview
  • Topaz Image Upscaler / Capabilities — Requires only one image and one scale-factor selection.
  • Topaz Image Upscaler / Upscale factor — Keeps the clear 1×, 2×, and 4× input meanings separate from an unproven target-resolution price mapping.
  • Topaz Image Upscaler / Upload limit — 1 JPEG, PNG, or WebP; 10 MB maximum. The output longest edge must not exceed 8192 pixels.
  • Topaz Image Upscaler / Credit cost — Conservative 40-credit preauthorization; refund by actual usage

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Examples

Visual concept

Visual concept

{ "prompt": "A RAW ultra-realistic smartphone photo of a cute young Japanese woman in a modern bathroom during her skincare routine. She has fair porcelain skin, large expressive dark brown eyes, naturally soft pink lips, and long chestnut-brown hair that is slightly damp and tousled. She is playfully winking with one eye while smiling with her mouth open, both hands raised in a cute claw pose completely covered in rich white facial cleansing foam. Thick soap bubbles are spread naturally across her forehead, cheeks, nose, chin, hairline, and fingers. She wears a loose oversized black T-shirt with a few soap splashes on it. The background features a clean minimalist bathroom with beige ceramic wall tiles, a frameless glass shower door, a chrome towel bar, and a white sink. The image is captured as a casual selfie using a modern smartphone held at arm's length, creating an authentic everyday social media aesthetic. Warm indoor bathroom lighting, realistic skin pores, subtle smartphone HDR, natural shadows, tiny sensor noise, automatic white balance, slight handheld framing, 26mm smartphone lens, realistic exposure, no studio lighting, no beauty filters, no AI-generated appearance, ultra-photorealistic, indistinguishable from a real iPhone photo, RAW mobile camera quality, 8K.", "negative_prompt": "anime, illustration, painting, CGI, 3D render, plastic skin, overprocessed face, heavy beauty filter, blurry, low resolution, watermark, logo, text, extra fingers, deformed hands, bad anatomy, duplicate limbs, oversaturated colors, unrealistic lighting, artifacts", "width": 768, "height": 1024, "steps": 30, "cfg_scale": 7, "sampler": "DPM++ 2M Karras", "seed": -1 }

Visual concept

Visual concept

Create a bold editorial campaign poster where oversized typography behaves like a physical material instead of remaining flat and static. Brand: [Brand Name] Product / Campaign: [Product Or Campaign] Main Word: [Short Word] Subject: [Person Or Product] Material Behavior: [Material Behavior] Main Color: [Color] Accent Color: [Color] Campaign Details: [Slogan Or Specs] Aspect Ratio: [Aspect Ratio] Use realistic commercial photography, oversized typography, strong high-contrast colors, and contemporary editorial design. Make the main word extremely large, filling roughly 50–75% of the composition. Let the typography physically react according to the selected material behavior: FOLD: create clean creases and folded planes that follow the product or subject’s structural direction. PEEL: build several clean color layers and let the top layer lift away to reveal what is underneath. SPLIT: divide the typography into several large strips and shift them in alternating directions while keeping the subject visually intact. REFLECT: turn the letterforms into flat mirrored surfaces that realistically reflect the subject, product, and surrounding colors. Create strong foreground–subject–background interaction so the person or product feels physically connected to the typography. Use one dominant color with black, white, and one contrasting accent color. Add only a few meaningful campaign details such as the brand name, product name, slogan, specifications, or small editorial labels. Keep people, products, materials, lighting, and reflections realistic and polished. The final image should feel like a finished campaign key visual — bold, colorful, layered, and conceptually clear. Avoid generic subject + big text layouts, random deformation, heavy 3D lettering, meaningless filler text, excessive UI graphics, clutter, and disconnected visual effects.

Visual concept

Visual concept

cinematic 6-frame grid (3x2), ultra-premium campaign for Nike Air Max 95 “Big Bubble” in deep berry pink + glossy rose tones STRICT consistency across all frames: same lighting setup, same color grading, same product color accuracy, same soft beige-pink gradient background, same luxury editorial tone lighting: soft diffused studio lighting + glossy specular highlights + subtle pink glow accents color palette: deep berry red, glossy pink, blush beige, warm ivory, soft gold reflections texture emphasis: matte mesh + glossy leather + translucent air bubble CAMPAIGN CONCEPT: “Soft Power in Motion” MOOD: feminine strength, confident, bold, effortless luxury, streetwear meets beauty campaign FRAME 1 — HOOK (surreal scroll stopper) Nike Air Max 95 floating mid-air, surrounded by flowing liquid pink silk + glossy fluid waves, subtle motion distortion, dreamy yet powerful composition FRAME 2 — TEXTURE (desire macro) extreme macro close-up of air bubble + layered material textures, translucent sole glowing with warm golden light, hyper-detailed reflections FRAME 3 — EMOTION (identity) confident female model wearing Nike Air Max 95, walking forward with attitude, soft wind in hair, minimal neutral outfit, strong posture, empowered presence FRAME 4 — MOVEMENT (performance) dynamic mid-air jump shot, motion blur trails, glowing air sole emphasizing bounce, high-speed capture feel, energy lines FRAME 5 — HERO PRODUCT (clean dominance) perfectly centered product shot, symmetrical composition, ultra-clean background, premium minimal aesthetic, sharp detail FRAME 6 — BRAND PAYOFF (iconic finish) cinematic silhouette of female figure wearing the sneakers, strong pink backlight glow, dramatic shadows, bold Nike energy, powerful stance STYLE: high fashion editorial + luxury product photography + cinematic sports campaign ultra-realistic, 4k, sharp focus, depth of field, premium finish, no distortion, no inconsistencies OPTIONAL TEXT OVERLAY (minimal, clean typography): “Soft Power” / “In Motion” / “Just Do It.”

Visual concept

Visual concept

Ultra-realistic portrait photography of a young woman with long wavy dark brown hair, wearing an oversized vintage brown leather jacket, standing outdoors in front of a rustic stone wall during golden hour. She covers most of her face with one hand placed vertically over her eyes and nose, creating a mysterious aesthetic. Fresh colorful flowers are attached to her hand and fingers: a deep purple flower centered on the hand, a bright red flower on one finger, and a soft pink flower near the wrist. A pale pink daisy-like flower is tucked behind her ear. Warm sunlight illuminates her hair and jacket from the side, creating rich highlights, soft shadows, and cinematic contrast. Natural skin texture, realistic hair strands, shallow depth of field, creamy background bokeh, moody editorial fashion style, candid composition, soft earthy tones, highly detailed, DSLR photography, 85mm lens, f/1.8, photorealistic, ultra sharp focus, 8K quality, natural outdoor lighting, luxury fashion magazine aesthetic, vertical portrait, centered composition. Negative Prompt: blurry, low quality, extra fingers, distorted hand, visible full face, overexposed lighting, cartoon, anime, CGI, unrealistic flowers, duplicate flowers, bad anatomy, plastic skin, watermark, text, logo, cropped hand, deformed eyes, oversaturated colors, noisy background, artificial lighting, motion blur.

Visual concept

Visual concept

A cinematic, high-end sneaker advertisement poster featuring a young male model mid-air in a dynamic jumping pose, captured from a low-angle perspective to emphasize power and motion. The model is wearing a coordinated beige streetwear outfit (hoodie and joggers), with oversized chunky white sneakers that have bold orange accents on the sole and side stripes. The background is a smooth studio gradient in warm tones, blending light yellow and vibrant orange for an eye-catching, energetic feel. Dramatic soft studio lighting enhances the subject, with glowing highlights and subtle shadows that complement the outfit and colour palette. Behind the model, large bold typography is seamlessly integrated into the composition, reading “RISE” in oversized modern sans-serif font, partially obscured by the subject for depth. Additional small promotional text is placed around the layout in a clean editorial style, such as: “RISE ABOVE. STAND OUT.” “BIGGER STEPS. BOLDER MOVES. BETTER YOU.” “COMFORT THAT ELEVATES.” “PREMIUM MATERIALS. RESPONSIVE CUSHIONING. TIMELESS DESIGN.” At the bottom, a modern sneaker brand logo “AERO” appears with the tagline “MOVE DIFFERENT.” Add subtle motion effects like dust particles or energy trails beneath the jumping foot to enhance impact. Ultra-realistic detail, sharp focus, high contrast, commercial fashion photography style, magazine-quality composition, 4K resolution.

Visual concept

Visual concept

Create a high-quality full-body Y2K fashion editorial photograph of the same female character from the reference image. The character is sitting on a clean white studio floor in a relaxed, cute pose, leaning slightly forward while tying the bright neon-pink shoelaces of a chunky white sneaker. Her head is tilted slightly downward and she is looking at the shoe with a focused, gentle expression, subtly biting her lower lip in concentration. CHARACTER: - Young woman with short, wavy purple bob hair - Soft purple bangs framing the forehead - Cute pastel pink and purple hair clips - Natural fair skin with visible freckles across the cheeks and nose - Soft makeup, subtle eyeliner and natural pink lips - Keep the character's facial features, hairstyle, skin tone and overall identity consistent with the reference image OUTFIT: - Oversized white long-sleeved crew-neck sweatshirt - Cute colorful pastel Y2K graphic printed on the front - Matching white and pastel-pink shorts - Sheer white patterned tights with small cute bow motifs - Pastel ruffled scrunchie bracelet around the wrist - Chunky white sneakers with holographic/iridescent panels - Pastel mint-green accents on the sneakers - Bright vibrant neon-pink shoelaces POSE AND COMPOSITION: - Full-body composition - Sitting naturally on the floor - One leg bent upward and the other positioned comfortably to the side - Hands actively tying the pink shoelaces - One sneaker prominently visible in the foreground - Camera positioned slightly low and front-facing - Fashion editorial photography - Natural anatomy and realistic hands and fingers - Balanced composition with the character as the main focus BACKGROUND: Clean bright white studio background with a playful Y2K pop aesthetic. Surround the character with colorful decorative elements: - Pastel purple, pink, mint and lavender doodles - Hearts - Stars - Sparkles - Shoe-print graphics - Cute arrows - Planet/ring doodles - Floating sneaker illustrations - Pastel shoeboxes stacked around the scene - Cute sneaker-cleaning bottles and brushes - Small decorative text bubbles saying “Sneaker Game” and “Lace Up

At a glance

Is this model right for you?

This is a compact single-image enlargement workflow: upload a JPEG, PNG, or WebP, choose 1×, 2×, or 4×, then inspect the output dimensions and detail. Use it when the content is already correct and the remaining issue is pixel size. Choose an editing model first when the subject, text area, or composition must change.

What it does best
Topaz Image Upscaler / Upscale factor — Topaz Image Upscaler accepts one image and one scale factor on Kyeo AI. It does not read a prompt or change the subject or composition. The values 1, 2, and 4 are width-and-height multipliers, not fixed 1K, 2K, or 4K outputs; calculate the output by multiplying the source width and height by the selected factor.
Who it is for
It can be tested on product images, posters, social covers, scanned photos, and other existing assets that are too small. Text, people, and fine textures require close inspection.
Why use it on Kyeo AI
Topaz Image Upscaler / Credit cost — Conservative 40-credit preauthorization; refund by actual usage. The output longest edge must not exceed 8192 pixels.

Key facts

Quickly evaluate whether this model fits your business use case.

Category
AI image model
Vendor
Topaz Labs
Model family
Topaz
Credit cost
Conservative 40-credit preauthorization; refund by actual usage
Upload limit
1 JPEG, PNG, or WebP; 10 MB maximum
Upscale factor
1× / 2× / 4× · ≤ 8192 px

Other names

The same model may have different names in official documentation, community discussions, and API integrations. This section brings them together for you.

Topaz Image Upscaler
Topaz Image Upscale
Topaz Upscaler

Common questions

These practical questions focus on the task, input conditions, and result requirements you should confirm before choosing.

how do I run Topaz Image Upscaler on Kyeo AI
how many credits does Topaz Image Upscaler cost per request
which image formats does Topaz Image Upscaler accept
how do I calculate Topaz Image Upscaler output dimensions
how do I calculate Topaz Image Upscaler output width and height
what is the Topaz Image Upscaler file-size limit
can Topaz Image Upscaler fix a blurry image
should I use Topaz Image Upscaler or Recraft
why does Topaz uniformly preauthorize 40 credits
how should I select an image upscale factor for a target size

Decision guide

Still deciding? Start with these key decision points.

1
Use it when the content is right but the image is too small

Use it when the content is right but the image is too small — Confirm that the subject, composition, and text need no edits, then choose the factor from the target width and height. Upscaling increases pixel dimensions but does not guarantee that every blur, compression artifact, or content error will be fixed.

2
Choose an editor when the content must change

Choose an editor when the content must change — Use Flux Kontext Pro or GPT Image 1.5 for subject, text-area, or composition changes. Recraft Crisp Upscale is another option when you want to compare a fixed-cost single-image enhancement.

3
Calculate the dimensions before testing

Calculate the dimensions before testing — Multiply the source width and height by the selected factor to estimate the output dimensions. Start with 1× or 2× to inspect text, edges, people, and texture; 4× costs more and merits closer artifact review.

Popular comparisons

Compare common alternatives on the same task to clarify differences in inputs, controls, and cost.

How do Topaz and Recraft Crisp Upscale differ in input and credit cost?
Which of Topaz or Recraft offers selectable enlargement factors?
When should I use image enlargement instead of prompt-guided editing?
How do Topaz and GPT Image 1.5 differ in task scope?
Why should I edit the composition before using Topaz?

Model comparison table

Not sure which model to choose? Compare the key differences between this model and its alternatives at a glance.

Role on Kyeo AI
Topaz Image Upscaler
Factor-based enlargement of one image
Recraft Crisp Upscale
Single-image clarity action
Flux Kontext Pro
Prompt-guided changes to image content
Controls exposed on Kyeo AI
Topaz Image Upscaler
1× to 4× single-image upscaling
Recraft Crisp Upscale
A lower-cost one-click enhancement action
GPT Image 1.5
Text-to-Image and Image-to-Image with quality controls
Current credit cost
Topaz Image Upscaler
Preauthorize 40 for all factors; refund by actual usage
Recraft Crisp Upscale
1 credit / request
Flux Kontext Pro
4 credits / request
Best-fit task
Topaz Image Upscaler
Increasing pixel dimensions without changing the composition
Recraft Crisp Upscale
A fixed 1-credit enhancement action
GPT Image 1.5
Changing a subject, text area, or composition

Real-world experience

Practical guidance based on public sources, current on-site limits, and representative tasks.

A scale factor is not a K-resolution target

Topaz Image Upscaler / A scale factor is not a K-resolution target — An `upscale_factor=4` value multiplies both width and height by four; it does not promise a fixed 4K output. The result dimensions depend on the source, so the interface must not substitute 1K, 2K, or 4K labels.

Higher multipliers increase size, cost, and review work

Topaz Image Upscaler / Higher multipliers increase size, cost, and review work — Conservative 40-credit preauthorization; refund by actual usage. The output longest edge must not exceed 8192 pixels.

Capabilities

The request contains only an image and a factor

The request contains only an image and a factor — Requires only one image and one scale-factor selection.

The input format and file size have clear limits

The input format and file size have clear limits — 1 JPEG, PNG, or WebP; 10 MB maximum. The output longest edge must not exceed 8192 pixels.

Keep factors separate from price tiers

Keep factors separate from price tiers — Keeps the clear 1×, 2×, and 4× input meanings separate from an unproven target-resolution price mapping. Conservative 40-credit preauthorization; refund by actual usage.

Use cases

Enlarge undersized product images or posters

When the content is approved and only pixel dimensions need to increase, calculate the factor against the target placement and review product details, text, and brand elements afterward.

Test older or recompressed assets at a larger size

Scans, screenshots, and secondary exports can be tested, but severely missing detail may not return reliably and new artifacts may appear.

Prepare larger files for covers, banners, or print layouts

Choose a factor from the required pixel dimensions, then inspect cropping, edges, and text in the actual result. A multiplier alone does not establish compliance with a platform or print specification.

Prompt tips

Inspect the source; there is no prompt to write

Kyeo AI does not send prompt text on this workflow. Check the source dimensions, compression, text, and faces before deciding whether enlargement is worthwhile.

Work backward from the required dimensions

For example, a 1,000-pixel-wide source becomes roughly 2,000 pixels wide at 2×; that is not a generic 2K preset. Use the lowest factor that meets the placement to avoid unnecessary enlargement; all three factors currently preauthorize 40 and refund by actual usage after success.

Review the output instead of treating upscaling as a repair guarantee

Compare the dimensions and inspect edges, repeating textures, people, text, and compression artifacts at full size. Correct content errors in an editing model before enlargement.

Why choose it

Model family / Topaz Image Upscaler — Requires only one image and one scale-factor selection.
Upscale factor — Keeps the clear 1×, 2×, and 4× input meanings separate from an unproven target-resolution price mapping.
Upload limit — States the file type, file size, and longest-edge constraints explicitly.
Prompt limit — Uses no prompt, so its input boundary is distinct from semantic editors.

What to know first

The integration does not accept prompt instructions or perform semantic edits.
Only one source image is supported, so it cannot combine multiple references.
The multiplier enlarges width and height together; higher factors substantially increase output pixel count and are not a quality guarantee.
Upscaling cannot correct a wrong composition or guarantee reliable detail from a severely blurred or compressed source.

Adjustable settings

Quickly evaluate whether this model fits your business use case.

Upscale factor
Optional
Parameter type: select
Default: 2×
1×
2×
4×

Credit cost

Conservative 40-credit preauthorization; refund by actual usage

Conservative 40-credit preauthorization; refund by actual usage. Topaz Image Upscaler accepts one image and one scale factor on Kyeo AI. It does not read a prompt or change the subject or composition. The values 1, 2, and 4 are width-and-height multipliers, not fixed 1K, 2K, or 4K outputs; calculate the output by multiplying the source width and height by the selected factor. 1 JPEG, PNG, or WebP; 10 MB maximum. The output longest edge must not exceed 8192 pixels.

Credit-saving tip

Before generating images or videos in bulk, run an A/B test with the same input on this model and similar alternatives. Confirm the result first to avoid wasting credits.

Frequently asked questions

Related models

Still deciding? Take a quick look at these similar alternatives.

Recraft Crisp Upscale

Recraft Crisp Upscale is Kyeo's one-image clarity and resolution enhancement action. It accepts one JPG, PNG, or WebP file up to 10 MB, exposes no scale, output-format, or other control, and costs a fixed 1 credit. Compare downloaded files to determine the actual dimensions, sharpening, and detail changes.

AI image model
1 credit per request

Flux Kontext Pro

Flux Kontext Pro provides prompt-only generation and one-image editing on Kyeo for a fixed 4 credits. Generation offers six aspect ratios. Uploading one image switches to editing, where Kyeo hides the ratio control and sends no ratio by default. The page also exposes JPEG or PNG, automatic translation, prompt enhancement, safety tolerance, and a watermark identifier.

AI image model
4 credits per request

GPT Image 1.5

GPT Image 1.5 on Kyeo supports text-to-image and image-to-image with three aspect ratios and medium/high quality. Image editing accepts up to 16 JPG, PNG, or WebP references at 10 MB each. Medium costs 4 credits and high costs 22 credits. GPT Image 1.5 is OpenAI's deprecated previous image model. Kyeo retains generation and editing access, but that availability does not make it OpenAI's current default choice.

AI image model
4–22 credits per request

Sources

This page is based on vendor materials, model-family documentation, and Kyeo AI integration settings.

Source note

Topaz Image Upscaler accepts one image and one scale factor on Kyeo AI. It does not read a prompt or change the subject or composition. The values 1, 2, and 4 are width-and-height multipliers, not fixed 1K, 2K, or 4K outputs; calculate the output by multiplying the source width and height by the selected factor. 1 JPEG, PNG, or WebP; 10 MB maximum. The output longest edge must not exceed 8192 pixels. Conservative 40-credit preauthorization; refund by actual usage.

Last updated: 2026-08-26
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