The Image Upscaler API offers an effective solution for enhancing image quality by increasing resolution, refining details, and reducing noise. With support for enlarging image resolution by 2-4 times, this API employs advanced algorithms to intelligently enhance image texture while preserving clarity. Whether users need to enhance low-resolution images or upscale existing ones without sacrificing quality, the Image Upscaler API provides multiple output modes to suit various preferences and applications.

E-commerce: Enhancing product images to higher resolutions for clearer and more detailed displays on online stores. Photography: Improving the quality of low-resolution images, making them suitable for printing or high-resolution displays. Graphic Design: Upscaling images for use in larger formats such as posters, banners, and billboards without losing quality. Archival and Restoration: Restoring old or damaged photos by increasing their resolution and enhancing details. Surveillance: Enhancing security camera footage to achieve clearer and more detailed visuals for better identification and monitoring.

High-Resolution Output: Converts low-resolution images to high-resolution ones, preserving and enhancing details. Improved Image Quality: Enhances the overall quality of images, making them clearer and more detailed. Versatility: Applicable to a wide range of fields, including e-commerce, photography, graphic design, social media, video production, archival, medical imaging, and surveillance. Real-Time Processing: Capable of real-time upscaling, which is especially useful for applications like video production and surveillance. Enhanced Aesthetic Appeal: Improves the aesthetic quality of images, making them more visually appealing for various uses.

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The Image Upscaler API returns a JSON object containing the result of the image enhancement process. Key fields include `request_id`, `log_id`, `error_code`, and `data`, which holds the URL of the upscaled image.

The response data includes `data`, which is an object containing the `url` of the enhanced image. Other fields like `error_code` and `error_msg` provide information about the request's success or failure.

The response data is structured as a JSON object with public parameters (like `request_id` and `error_code`) and business parameters (like `data` containing the image URL). This organization helps users quickly identify the outcome of their request.

The endpoint accepts parameters such as `image` (required), `upscale_factor` (optional, values 2, 3, or 4), `mode` (optional, either `base` or `enhancement`), `output_format` (optional, such as `png`, `jpg`, or `bmp`), and `output_quality` (optional, applicable for `jpg` format).

Users can customize requests by selecting the `upscale_factor` for desired enlargement, choosing the `mode` for enhancement style, and specifying the `output_format` and `output_quality` to suit their needs.

Typical use cases include enhancing product images for e-commerce, improving photo quality for printing, upscaling graphics for larger formats, and restoring old photographs for archival purposes.

Users can utilize the returned `url` to download the enhanced image. It's important to note that the URL is temporary and valid for 24 hours, so users should save the image promptly for long-term use.

The Image Upscaler API employs advanced algorithms to ensure high-quality enhancements, focusing on detail preservation and noise reduction. Users can choose between different modes to achieve the desired clarity and sharpness.

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