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AI render upscaler, up to 10K

Upscale renders and photos to 4K, 8K or 10K with AI. CoconutFlow rebuilds the fine detail a small image can’t hold, and keeps the composition, the colours and the design as they are.

One free 4K image every day, up to 8 a month. No card needed.

Living room render at 600 px, enlarged The same living room upscaled to 4,096 px with CoconutFlow
Living room render. Upscale mode, from 600 to 4,096 px wide. Drag the handle to compare.

Six real images, before and after

Renders and photos processed in Upscale mode and shown without any retouching. On the left, the original simply enlarged to the same size.

Living room render with hanging plants, original Living room render with hanging plants, upscaled with CoconutFlow

480 px of a face, taken to 2,731 px

Move the loupe over the image. On the left half, the original simply enlarged. On the right, what CoconutFlow delivers at full resolution: skin, eyelashes and the weave of the hat.

Drag or tap on the image. With the keyboard, use the arrow keys.

What the upscaler recovers

Close-ups at 100 % from the examples above. A plain resize only makes pixels bigger; the upscaler rebuilds the detail they should have.

Wicker baskets close-up, original enlargedWicker baskets close-up, upscaled
Weaves and patternsEach strand of wicker reads on its own instead of blurring into the next.
Eyes and skin close-up, original enlargedEyes and skin close-up, upscaled
Skin and facesPores, eyelashes and catchlights, without the waxy look of a filter.
Hanging plants close-up, original enlargedHanging plants close-up, upscaled
VegetationLeaves and stems separate, and the shadows on the wall stay sharp.
Knitted scarf close-up, original enlargedKnitted scarf close-up, upscaled
FabricsKnits, seams and stitching come back, even from a 350 px image.

Processed on our own platform

CoconutFlow runs its own AI pipeline on GPU servers we operate. Your images are never sent to external AI services or third-party APIs.

  • Our own modelsThe upscaling runs on our infrastructure, tuned for renders and architectural photography.
  • No external AI APIsYour images don’t pass through any other AI provider, so they aren’t shared along the way.
  • Yours onlyOnly you can see them and they are never used to train models. They are deleted after 30 days, or kept while you have a plan.

What studios say

Architectural visualisation studios and manufacturers already use it in their client work.

“We’ve been making high-end renders for years, but CoconutFlow gives them that final push that makes the difference. From a 7 to a 10, it’s that simple.”
3dvec teamArchitectural visualisation
“When the furniture is yours and the image has to sell, you can’t afford a mediocre render. CoconutFlow gives us the finish that makes the client say: I want it.”
Pablo BonoGrupo Bono · Space design and manufacturing
“Honestly, I didn’t expect the difference to be so big. You upload the render and that’s it, the result is on another level.”
TDV Arquitectura 3DArchitectural visualisation
«We sell wall and floor coverings, so clients need to see the real texture before they decide. With CoconutFlow the renders stop looking like renders — you can see the actual material, and that closes visits on the spot.»
Bariperfil TeamWall coverings · Space previews

From the original size up to 10K

Choose the output size for each image: 2K, 4K, 8K or 10K (10,240 px on the longest side), or keep the original size and just gain sharpness. You see the cost before processing.

Render smaller, upscale later

Render at a lighter resolution and upscale here. You save hours of machine time on every view, and the final image is ready for presentations, catalogues and large prints.

Any render, any photo

V-Ray, Corona, Enscape, Lumion, Twinmotion, D5, Unreal, Blender or SketchUp renders, and photos from a camera or a phone. JPG, PNG, WEBP, TIFF and AVIF.

Upscale, or go further

Every example on this page was processed in Upscale, the most faithful of the three modes. If you also want the light and materials to look more photographic, use Balanced or Creative: see the AI render enhancer.

  • UpscaleAdds resolution and sharpness. Composition, colours and content stay the same.
  • BalancedWorks on light, materials and textures while respecting the design.
  • CreativePhotographic finish. Small details may be reinterpreted.

How to upscale a render with AI

It runs in the browser and you sign in with Google. Jobs process in the background, so you can keep uploading.

  1. Upload your imageDrag it in, click or paste it. Several at once if you like.
  2. Choose Upscale and the size2K, 4K, 8K or 10K. You see the cost before processing.
  3. Compare and downloadCheck it with the before and after slider, zoom in pixel by pixel and download.

Start free

One 4K image every day, up to 8 a month, in any mode. When you need more, Coconut packs start at €2.99 and subscriptions at €9.99 a month. Each image costs according to its output resolution, and if a job fails the Coconuts come back automatically. See all prices

Frequently asked questions

What is an AI upscaler?

A tool that enlarges an image and rebuilds the detail a plain resize can’t create, so the result looks sharp at its new size instead of soft or pixelated.

Will it change my image?

In Upscale mode the composition, colours and content stay the same. It rebuilds fine detail such as textures, edges and small elements so they read cleanly at the larger size.

How large can I go?

Up to 10,240 px on the longest side. You can also keep the original size and only gain sharpness.

Does it work with photos too?

Yes. It works with renders from any software and with photographs, including phone photos and old or low-resolution images.

How long does it take?

Usually a couple of minutes per image. It processes in the background while you keep working.

Is it free?

You get one free 4K image every day, up to 8 a month, in any mode. After that you pay per image with Coconut packs or a subscription.

Are my images private?

Yes. They are processed on our own platform and never sent to external AI services. Only you can see them, they are not used to train models, and they are deleted after 30 days, or kept for as long as you have a plan.

Upscaler or enhancer: which one do I need?

If you only need more resolution, use Upscale. If you also want more photographic light and materials, use Balanced or Creative, as shown in the AI render enhancer.

Learn more: how to improve renders with AI, how to improve interior photos with AI and all guides.

Living room render upscaled with CoconutFlow

Try it with your own image

No card, no commitment. Your first result in a couple of minutes.

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