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Enlarge images with Image Upscaler

Image Upscaler is the Nodespell Creative Tool for making an image larger while improving its detail. You give it one image, choose a model and a scale factor, and select Upscale. The result is a new, larger image take; the source image is not changed. You can upscale any image from your Assets or continue directly from an image result.

Use Image Upscaler when the picture is right but too small or too soft for its final use.

If you want to Use
Increase the resolution of a still image Image Upscaler
Increase the resolution of a video Video Upscaler
Change content, not just size Image Editor
Generate at a higher size from the start Image Generator with a larger size setting
Resize without AI, to an exact pixel size A Resize node; see Transforms and crop
  1. Open Create and select Image Upscaler in the tool rail.
  2. Check the model card. The default model is Crystal Upscaler.
  3. Add the image with Choose assets, from your Assets or by uploading a file.
  4. Set Scale factor and any other options the model shows.
  5. Set Generations from 1 to 4 if you want several attempts.
  6. Select Upscale.

After any image result in Create, select Continue with this result and choose Image Upscaler. Nodespell keeps that exact result as a visible Asset node named “Selected historical result”, connects it to the upscaler’s source input, and opens the Image Upscaler composer. A notice says “This tool will use the exact selected result through a visible Asset node.” Select Remove to drop that source and pick another. Nothing runs until you select Upscale.

Control What it does Options or default
Model card Chooses the upscaling model Default Crystal Upscaler
Source image The image to enlarge Required, one image
More settings Any other setting the model has Collapsed when present
Generations Number of runs to submit 1 to 4, default 1 (Create only)
Upscale Runs the model Shows the credit estimate on paid plans

The picker shows these under Featured:

  • Crystal Upscaler (default), tuned for portraits and faces
  • Clarity Pro Upscaler
  • Google Upscaler

All models also lists Bria Increase Resolution, P Image Upscale, Qwen Image Edit Upscale, Recraft Crisp Upscale, and SeedVR Upscale Image.

How do the controls change with the model?

Section titled “How do the controls change with the model?”

With Crystal Upscaler, the main control is Scale factor, from 1 to 6 with a default of 2. A scale factor of 2 doubles the width and height. Other upscalers use their own controls, such as an upscale factor or a target size. The picker’s fact badges show each model’s upscale range before you switch.

Credit estimates for upscalers often depend on the size of the input image, so the estimate may read Varies until the image is known.

Selecting Upscale adds a model node to the current Level of your graph and runs it. The larger image is kept as a take on that node and shown in Results. Use View fullscreen to check detail at full size.

Problem What to do
“This value is required.” on Source image Add an image or connect one before you select Upscale.
Added detail looks wrong AI upscalers add detail that was not in the source. Try a lower scale factor or a different model.
“The saved source is no longer available.” The result you continued from is gone. Select Remove and choose another image.

How much can Image Upscaler enlarge an image?

Section titled “How much can Image Upscaler enlarge an image?”

It depends on the model. Crystal Upscaler accepts a scale factor from 1 to 6. Check the upscale range badge in the model picker for other models.

No. The upscaled image is a new take on a new node. The source stays as it was.

Can I upscale a video with Image Upscaler?

Section titled “Can I upscale a video with Image Upscaler?”

No. Image Upscaler accepts still images only. Use Video Upscaler for video.

Can I upscale an image I generated earlier, not the latest one?

Section titled “Can I upscale an image I generated earlier, not the latest one?”

Yes. Show the result you want in Results, then select Continue with this result. Nodespell uses that exact take.