Enlarge old photos without losing quality

Wallet photos, small prints and low-resolution scans look blurry when printed big. AI upscaling rebuilds the detail as it enlarges.

Free: 2 photos a day, no sign-upGet more: 50 photos for $9

Taking a picture of a print? Lay it flat by a window in daylight and turn off the flash, so there's no glare.

How to enlarge old photos without losing quality

  1. Scan the print or take a straight, well-lit phone picture of it (no flash, avoid glare).
  2. Drop the photo into the box above and pick what to fix.
  3. Wait 10–60 seconds while the AI restores it.
  4. Drag the slider to compare, then download the restored photo.

How big can you print?

Why ordinary enlarging looks blurry

Normal resizing just stretches pixels, so edges get soft and faces look smeared. AI upscaling was trained on millions of photos: it adds believable fine detail such as hair, eyelashes and fabric texture while enlarging, and the face restoration step sharpens eyes and features.

Small originals that work well

Frequently asked questions

Is there a limit to how much a photo can be enlarged?

Each restoration enlarges up to 4× (credits and Pro), to a maximum of 4800 px on the long side. That covers almost every home print size.

Will it work on a photo that is not old?

Yes. Any small or soft photo with faces benefits, though the tool is tuned for old prints.

Do you keep my photos?

No. Your photo is processed by our AI provider and deleted within an hour. We never store, view or train on your photos.