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Improve and finish images

Generating is half the job - finishing is the other half. The same workspace can upscale a small image, sharpen a soft one, cut out a subject, or shrink a file for the web. Learn which tool fixes which problem and your results go from good to publish-ready.

Editing and quality - AI image guides
8xmaximum upscale
1-clickbackground removal
7editing tools

What you will learn

  • When to upscale vs. simply resize
  • How enhancement sharpens and lifts colour
  • Cutting a clean, transparent background
  • Picking the right file format and size

Generating is only half the job

The best creators treat the first image as a draft. The same workspace can then enlarge it, sharpen it, cut out the subject or shrink the file - turning a good result into a publish-ready one without ever leaving the page.

Upscaling vs. resizing

This trips a lot of people up. Resizing just stretches the pixels you already have, so an enlarged image turns soft and blocky. Upscaling reconstructs new detail as it grows, keeping edges crisp at 2x, 4x or 8x - the difference is obvious in the slider above. Read how upscaling works for the why.

A finishing workflow that always works

  1. Soft or flat? Run the Enhancer to sharpen and lift colour. See the enhancement guide.
  2. Too small for print or a banner? Upscale it.
  3. Busy background? Remove it for a clean transparent PNG.
  4. Heading to the web? Pick the right format - PNG vs JPG vs WebP - then compress.

Still blurry after all that? The source may simply be too low quality - the fix blurry images guide covers the edge cases.

Which tool fixes what

ProblemReach for
Too small / blurryImage Upscaler
Soft, flat or dullImage Enhancer
Busy backgroundBackground Remover
Wrong shapeImage Cropper
Heavy fileImage Compressor

Tools for this topic: Image Upscaler, Image Enhancer, Background Remover.

Before Upscaled 4x Before Upscaled 4x
Drag to compare: a small, soft source enlarged with crisp, recovered detail.

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Put it into practice

Open the generator and create an image with what you just learned - Or grab a ready prompt from the prompt guide.

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