Image Tools

Upscale images, remove backgrounds and preview social cards - processed locally in your browser.

Image tools are the ones people are most justifiably suspicious of, because most sites that offer them upload your file. These do the work in the browser: the image is decoded, processed and returned to you locally, and if you disconnect after the page has loaded they still work. That is also why the first load can take a few seconds - the model or the processing code is being fetched once and then cached.

The upscaler is for images that are too small rather than broken; the background remover is for product shots, portraits and screenshots where you need a clean cutout; and the Open Graph preview is for checking what a link will look like when it is shared, including how each platform truncates the title and description.

A realistic note on expectations: upscaling invents plausible detail, it does not recover detail that was never captured, and background removal struggles with the same things a human eye struggles with - hair, transparency and low contrast edges. Both tools tell you when the result is likely to need manual cleanup rather than presenting a confident but wrong output.

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