Ultra Upscale

Upscale Ultra is a new upscaling technique which does upscaling with noise suppression. It works well on images with faces, small resolution images, stickers and objects with geometric shapes and clear edges. Upscale ultra increases the quality and resolution of low quality photos by leveraging predictive and generative AI technology in order to "complete" missing pixels for a best in class smoothing and enhancement effect. It works especially good on small resolution images with faces.

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file

Source image file (binary). (If this parameter is present, the other image source parameters must be empty.)

uri
length between 1 and 2083

Source image URL. (If this parameter is present, the other image source parameters must be empty.)

string
deprecated

Deprecated. Source image ID of an image previously uploaded to Picsart or result image ID from a different API. (If this parameter is present, the other image source parameters must be empty.)

integer
enum
Defaults to 2

Upscale an image with a given upscale factor. The upscale factor increases the image’s resolution without increasing its size. Upscale factor can be between 2 - 16 (default is 2).

string | null
enum
deprecated

Optionally define your image type. If you know what your image is about, it's better this type is provided. It will help the service optimize and use the best model for that image type. Available options are as follows:

  • product
  • portrait
  • nature
  • graphics
Allowed:
string | null
enum

Optionally define your image type. If you know what your image is about, it's better this type is provided. It will help the service optimize and use the best model for that image type. Available options are as follows:

  • product
  • portrait
  • nature
  • graphics
Allowed:
string
enum
Defaults to sync
deprecated

The mode parameter is now deprecated. To control synchronous vs asynchronous execution, use the standard HTTP Prefer header (RFC 7240). If both mode and Prefer are provided, Prefer takes precedence. For migration guidance and examples, see the Sync and Async Execution guide. Use this query parameter to establish the processing mode. Acceptable values are sync, async and auto:

  • sync: issues a synchronous request, response is given when the result is ready.
  • async: forces an asynchronous request, the response, which is instantaneous, contains a "transaction_id" which is used to poll for the result.
  • auto: the processing mode decision is made by the service, which depends upon the expected processing time.
Allowed:
string
enum
Defaults to JPG

Optionally select one of the image formats. Options are as follows:

  • JPG
  • PNG
  • WEBP
Allowed:
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