Image Upscaler
Add Node → Tools → Image Upscaler
The simplest node in the app: connect an image, press the button, and you get a bigger, sharper version back. No prompt, no other inputs — just the image.
What’s on the node
| Area | What goes in it |
|---|---|
| Model | The picker, and nothing else to choose alongside it. |
| Target Megapixels | How big the result should be. This is what drives the price, and it climbs in steps — see below. |
| Creativity | How much detail the model is allowed to invent as it enlarges. |
| I | One only: the image to enlarge. |
There’s no prompt handle here — the node has nothing to read a prompt for. More on handles in How nodes connect.
Which model should you use?
| Model | Max size | Price range | What it’s good at | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pro | Clarity AI Crystal Upscaler | 1500 MP | $0.05–24.00 | The default, and the right general choice: enlarges while keeping the result faithful to the original. Goes far bigger than the others. |
| Good | Clarity AI Creative Upscaler | 64 MP | $0.05–1.60 | For when you want the model to invent extra detail as it enlarges — texture, sharpness, small elements that weren’t quite there. |
| Creative | Clarity Upscaler | 64 MP | $0.12–1.92 | A simpler option that scales the price straight with the size. Handy for a quick, cheap enlargement. |
Prices are indicative and set by the providers, who revise them: see wavespeed.ai or runware.ai for current rates.
Price follows the size you ask for, and it climbs in steps rather than smoothly — so it’s worth knowing where the steps are. Both Clarity AI models start at five cents up to four megapixels. Creative then doubles roughly every step and tops out at $1.60. Crystal is cheap for a long stretch — twenty cents at 16 MP, $1.60 at 100 — but jumps to $6.40 past 100 MP and to $24 past 400, so nudging the slider over a threshold can cost four times as much for a barely bigger file. Rates are WaveSpeed’s.
The Creativity slider
At zero, you get a faithful enlargement — just bigger, nothing invented. Push the slider up and the model starts adding detail that wasn’t in the original image. Which one you want depends on the image: sometimes that’s exactly what you’re after, sometimes it’s not.