Print-size from small scans
Low-resolution sources reach 2K or 4K export without recomposition.
Prepare a readable low-resolution manga page for a larger export using real 2K or 4K output settings while protecting line weight, text shapes, panels, and screentone patterns.

HOW IT WORKS
Prepare a readable low-resolution manga page for a larger export using real 2K or 4K output settings while protecting line weight, text shapes, panels, and screentone patterns.
Start from the cleanest available scan; upscaling sharpens but never invents.
Pick 2K for lighter digital output or 4K for large export and print.
Weight line-art crispness against screentone smoothness for the page at hand.
Compare thin lines, small text, faces, and dense tone at 100% before publishing.

IN PRACTICE
Credits depend on the selected model, resolution, quality and image count. Check the displayed total before generating.

Start from the cleanest available scan; upscaling sharpens but never invents.

Pick 2K for lighter digital output or 4K for large export and print.

Weight line-art crispness against screentone smoothness for the page at hand.

Compare thin lines, small text, faces, and dense tone at 100% before publishing.

Credits depend on the selected model, resolution, quality and image count. Check the displayed total before generating.
FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS
Use the upscaler whenever the composition is final and only resolution is missing.
Low-resolution sources reach 2K or 4K export without recomposition.
Lettering glyphs and panel borders stay stable through enlargement.
Web artifacts and blur recede while deliberate halftone survives.
FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS
Choose 2K or 4K output and whether line art or tone detail needs priority.
Reduce low-resolution blur and jagged edges without redrawing faces or hands.
Keep lettering glyphs, speech balloons, panel borders, and crop stable.
Avoid smoothing away deliberate halftone and hatching while reducing compression noise.
USER FEEDBACK
How creators use this tool before moving into the next manga editing step.
The 2K output makes a small web scan easier to read while keeping panel borders and lettering in place.
I use 4K for print mockups, then check screentone, thin lines, and tiny text before exporting.
It improves a usable source rather than rescuing a heavily blurred one, which makes the expected result much clearer.
CHECK BEFORE USE
Credits depend on the selected model, resolution, quality and image count. Check the displayed total before generating.
CHECK BEFORE USE
Use 2K for a lighter digital output and 4K when you need a larger export.
Credits depend on the selected model, resolution, quality and image count. Check the displayed total before generating.
No. Upscaling improves the image; it does not convert lettering into editable text.
Compare thin lines, small text, faces, panel borders, and dense screentone at 100%.
Readable manga pages with visible line art, text, and panel borders work best. Very blurred or tiny sources cannot recover missing detail reliably.
Yes. Dust, paper gray, and moiré often become more visible after enlargement, so clean the scan first when those defects are present.
It can reduce some blur and compression artifacts, but it cannot recreate trustworthy details that were never visible in the source.
Keep both the untouched source and the upscaled result. Compare at the final display or print size before using the larger file.