Upload the still
Any image from the site or your own library - generated art, a card from the anime card maker, a product render. The cleaner the source, the better the pass.
The AI image upscaler takes the still you actually want to use - a generated key visual, a card render, a phone photo - and raises its resolution up to 6K. Instead of stretching pixels, it rebuilds edges, fabric weave, and skin texture, so the larger file is a sharper file, not just a bigger one.

Every DomoAI workflow starts from a prompt and an optional reference file. Nothing has to be rebuilt by hand.
Any image from the site or your own library - generated art, a card from the anime card maker, a product render. The cleaner the source, the better the pass.
Pick the resolution the destination needs: 2K for web, 4K for UHD screens, 6K for large-format print. Larger targets cost more credits.
Export the upscaled file for print, a hero banner, or a store listing. The original stays in your library untouched as a master.
DomoAI workflows differ by the material you already have. Pick the one that matches it.
| Workflow | What you provide | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| AI image upscaler | A still image | Print, banners, and thumbnails that need real pixels |
| Video upscale | A finished clip | Raising video to 4K instead of stills |
| Anime card maker | A prompt or photo | Generating the card art before any upscaling |
| AI image editor | A photo plus an instruction | Changing what the image shows before you upscale it |
Answers about inputs, limits, resolution, and how credits are used.
Resizing spreads existing pixels; upscaling reconstructs the detail that compression and low resolution removed. Straight lines stop wavering, fabric stops smearing, and faces keep structure at 4K and beyond.
A 6K image holds together at poster sizes, roughly A2 and beyond depending on viewing distance. Card art, book covers, and roll-up banners all sit comfortably inside that envelope.
Yes, illustrated sources dedupe well, keeping line art crisp while smoothing gradients. If the source has very soft lines by design, the upscale preserves that softness rather than hardening it.
After. Finish edits in the image editor or extender first, then upscale the final composition once - each pass works on the largest, most settled version of the image that way.
Every new account starts with 100 welcome credits, valid for 30 days, so you can test this workflow before choosing a plan.