Upscale a product photo toward 2000 pixels

Start from the best original you have. Pick a quality tier, confirm credits, and download a larger still for the store or marketplace.

Enlarge what you already shot

Upscaling cannot invent a missing label. It helps a slightly soft delivery file.

1.
Upload the original still
Prefer the camera file over a screenshot from a chat thread.
2.
Choose a tier
Faster tiers for a draft. Higher tiers when the image is the hero of the PDP.
3.
Download, then compress if needed
Many themes want ~2000px on the long side. Run the compressor if the PNG or JPEG is too heavy.

Marketplace and theme docs often ask for a long side near 2000px.

Existing photo only
This enhances your shot. It does not create a new product from a prompt.
Pair with cutout
Upscale first or after background removal — after is better if the backdrop was noisy.
Credits by tier
You see the estimate before run. Higher tiers cost more and take longer.
Then compress
A 2000px file can still fail a 2–5 MB theme limit. Use Lossless or Smaller next.

Limits and expectations.

Will a 200px thumbnail become a sharp 2000px shot?

No. Start from the largest source you have.

Print vs web?

This is for store and social delivery, not a replacement for a studio reshoot.

Can I batch?

Run one hero at a time for quality control, then compress a folder of outputs.

Cut out → upscale to listing size → compress. All three tools process your file. None of them generate a new catalog image from text.