Upload the soft image
A supplier photo, a compressed export, a screenshot, an old campaign asset. Anything where the detail is there but mushy.
Upload a soft image and get back a sharper one at twice the resolution. This is a restoration model, not a generator — it recovers detail that is present but degraded, which is why the result still looks like your product rather than a new one.Upload a soft image and get back a sharper one at twice the resolution.
A supplier photo, a compressed export, a screenshot, an old campaign asset. Anything where the detail is there but mushy.
Detail is reconstructed and the output comes back at 2x the source resolution, with faces handled specifically.
Download it, or take it into Creatives and resize it for the placements you are actually buying.
Use cases
Meta and Google both reject or downrank creative that is visibly low quality, and the images a manufacturer sends you are almost never shot for advertising. Restoring them is usually faster than requesting new files that may not exist.
The winning creative from two years ago exists as a 900px JPEG on someone’s desktop and the layered original is gone. Restoring it is the difference between rebuilding the ad and re-running it.
Customer photos and creator footage stills are the highest-converting raw material you have and the worst-quality. Sharpening them enough to survive a full-bleed placement is what makes them usable in a paid set.