How to Enlarge Your Photos With Luminar Neo’s Upscale AI Extension
Luminar Neo has an extension called Upscale AI that enlarges low-resolution images. It allows you to make larger files for printing and sharing without relying on third-party software. And it’s really easy to use.
Where to Get Upscale AI
Upscale AI is an extension in the Luminar Neo creative suite. There are two ways to get it, either as part of the annual $59 Luminar Neo subscription or as anadd-on for $49. It’s worth noting that if you purchased a Luminar Neo subscription prior to August 16, 2022, then all extensions will be included for free for as long as you subscribe.
with the purpose of find Upscale AI, you need to open Luminar Neo as a stand-alone program. It won’t work as a plugin in programs like Photoshop or Lightroom.
it’s possible to locate Upscale AI inCatalogin theExtensionsmenu at the top-right if you haven’t already installed it.
If you’re new, here’severything you need to know about Luminar Neoto help get you started editing your photos.
How to Enlarge Your Photos With Upscale AI
It’s really easy to use Upscale AI. We’ll demonstrate using a very small JPEG file that’s 640 x 427 pixels. You’ll have the option of upscaling to 2x, 4x, or 6x.
It will take a few moments to upscale. Once the task is complete, a copy of your upscaled image will be placed in theUpscalefolder. The upscaled image file name will also be changed, withimage_upscaleadded to the end of the original file name to avoid confusion.
The file has been upscaled to a 3840 x 2562 pixel 5 MB file. If we zoom in we can see there are some distorted pixels from the upscaling, but it’s not too bad. There is slight distortion with the2xand4xversions too, but if shared as social media posts on Instagram or Facebook, it will likely go unnoticed.
you’re able to transfer your newly upscaled imagefrom your computer to your phone using Luminar Share.
Breathe Life Into Your Low-Resolution Photos With Upscale AI
Luminar Neo’s Upscale AI is a great tool for saving low-resolution photos that you couldn’t share before. In just a few clicks, you could transform and share those precious photos with the world.
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