How to Use Image Upscaler in MyEdit
See exactly how many pixels you'd gain before you save the file.
Updated Nov. 1, 2026 · 3 min read
In a hurry? Use the Image Upscaler quick guide instead.
MyEdit's Image Upscaler automatically enlarges a photo up to 4x as soon as it loads, so a small picture holds up at a bigger size. Switch to 2x or 3x if you need a smaller size. Use it to get a product photo ready for a listing without a reshoot, or to make an older portrait or a piece of digital art larger.


- Open Image Upscaler in MyEdit under Image Tools.
- Click Choose a file and load your photo. Upscaling to 4x starts automatically.
- Optional: under Upscale size, select 2x or 3x.
- Check the preview, then click Download.
Steps to Use Image Upscaler in MyEdit
Step 1: Open Image Upscaler
Go to the Image Upscaler page, or select it under Image Tools in the top menu.

Step 2: Load Your Photo
Click Choose a file or drag a photo onto the upload area. MyEdit accepts JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP, and BMP files up to 50 MB.
Don't have a photo ready? Pick a picture under Try with an example. This article uses the second one, a bedroom with a sheep picture on the wall.

Step 3: Pick an Upscale Size
Upscaling starts as soon as your photo loads, at 4x by default. To change the size, select 2x, 3x, or 4x under Upscale size.
Compare Original Resolution and New Resolution to see the difference. The 760 x 507 example became 3040 x 2028 at 4x.

Step 4: Download Your Photo
Check the preview on the canvas, then click Download at the top right.

We tested these steps on the MyEdit website in November 2026.
Ready to upscale your photo? Enlarge your photo up to 4x for a listing or a larger print.
Upscale Your Photo →FAQ About Image Upscaler
Yes. The preview appears on the canvas, and the left panel shows the original and new resolution.
Yes. The tool page lists art, anime images, and digital paintings as good fits.
The tool page says yes, for social media and marketing campaigns, as long as your source images are legally obtained and safe to use.



