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The intelligent image enhancer

Short Copy

BiggerPicture uses recent advancements in artificial intelligence to increase image resolutions without causing pixelations or blur.

Medium Copy

BiggerPicture uses machine-learning methods to increase the resolution of photos and line-art images without causing pixelation or blurs. Unlike most graphic packages that uses bicubic or interpolation or Lanzcos resampling, the deep-learning methods employed by BiggerPicture recognizes shapes and textures and is able to fill the gaps by hallucinating new pixels based on its training.

Long Copy

BiggerPicture uses machine-learning methods to increase the resolution of photos and line-art images without causing pixelation or blurs. The tool enables users to create retina-display images from normal-resolution versions, create printable logos sourced from web graphics, or preprocess vintage cameraphone photographs in preparation for photo-printing. Unlike most graphic packages that uses bicubic interpolation or Lanzcos resampling, the deep-learning methods employed by BiggerPicture recognizes shapes and textures and is able to fill the gaps by hallucinating new pixels based on its training data. BiggerPicture takes advantage of Apple’s Core ML libraries to make optimum use of the user’s machine capabilities.

Features

Image super-resolution — expand the pixel count of your images by 2x, 4x, or 8x without getting it pixelated.
Noise reduction — fix image compression artifacts that are typical of low-resolution JPEG files.
Batch processing — work with multiple files in one go, great if you would like to fix your old picture collection.
Print web graphics from the app and it will pre-processes the image to match the printer's resolution.
Photos Editing extension – enlarge images without leaving macOS’ built-in Photos app

Common Uses

Download any website image and make high-resolution prints.
Professionally print snapshots from last century's digital cameras.
Upgrade your website to look great in retina displays even when you no longer have the original full-size images of the site's graphics.