Image Upscaling

Introduction

Image Upscaling can enlarge the resolution of the input image by 2 to 4 times, effectively enhancing the quality of low-resolution images, improving image textures and details, and significantly increasing image clarity and overall quality.

Use Cases

  • Image Quality Enhancement: Improve image resolution and quality to meet the needs of different platforms.

  • Batch Image Processing: Effectively solve image quality issues, enhance image clarity, and reduce manual image editing costs.

Key Features

  • Clear enlargement without distortion, improving overall image quality.

  • 2x to 4x high-definition upscaling for increased resolution.

Input image (input)
Result image (output)

Pricing

To use the API, you are required to choose and purchase an API resource pack from us on a subscription basis.

  • Each resource pack is valid for one calendar year upon successful purchase, and enables you to access the API up to the number of requests specified in the pack. No refunds can be provided.

  • If you need to purchase more QPS due to business requirements, please contact us via navigation bar or email us ([email protected]).

  • Resource packs cannot be used across different products. For example, if you need to use both product text translation and image translation, you must purchase separate resource packs for each.

The prices are as follows:

Capacity
Price (USD)
Unit Price(USD)
Maximum QPS

1,000 images

50

$0.05 /image

1

10,000 images

500

$0.05 /image

1

100,000 images

5000

$0.05 /image

1

Quick Start

1. Sample Input

  • Input limitations:

  • Image format: JPEG、JPG、PNG、BMP、WEBP

  • Image size: no more than 4 MB

  • Image resolution:

    • The size of input image is more than 100×100 pixels and less than 3000×3000 pixels.

    • The size of the output image after upscaling which is the input image size multiplied by the scaling factor, should not exceed 3000×3000 pixels.

2. Sample Response

FAQ

  1. Does the image upscaling API have any requirements for the image size?

Yes. The size of the output image after upscaling equals to the input image size multiplied by the scaling factor, and it should not exceed 3000×3000 pixels. For example, if the input image size is 1000×1000 pixels, and you want to enlarge it by 3 times, the API can return the result normally. However, if you select to enlarge it by 4 times, an error may occur due to image size requirement.

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