Upscale manga panels, full pages, scans, and anime art 4x with a model trained on illustrated content rather than photographs. Manga is a harder upscaling problem than it looks: a page is mostly high-contrast inking plus screentone — the halftone dot patterns that stand in for shading — and a model trained on photos reads those dots as sensor noise. Because this upscaler is tuned for line art instead, it is a better starting point for manga pages, anime screenshots, and illustrations than a general photo upscaler.
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A manga and anime upscaler enlarges manga panels, pages, and scans as well as anime art and illustrations, using a model trained on illustrated content rather than photographs. EnhanceCraft upscales 4x while preserving clean line art and flat color regions — detail that general photo upscalers blur because they treat illustrations, and the screentone manga uses for shading, like photographic noise.
4x
Fixed upscale factor tuned for line art
Line art
Preserves sharp edges and flat colors
< 30s
Processing time
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Raw scans arrive at whatever resolution the source was shot at. Upscaling before typesetting means cleaner redraws, sharper edges around speech bubbles, and lettering that sits on a page matching the quality of the artwork.
Out-of-print volumes often survive only as low-resolution scans, and older digitizations sit well below modern print standards. 4x upscaling makes them readable on high-DPI tablets and monitors without the soft, washed-out look of a stretched image.
Scale screenshots from 720p episodes, old DVD rips, or early streaming sources up to 4K quality for wallpapers, displays, and archival collections.
Work at half resolution for speed during the drawing process, then upscale the finished piece. Faster workflow, identical final quality — flat color regions and hard edges hold up instead of turning soft.
YouTube thumbnails, stream overlays, and social media graphics need anime and manga art at high resolution. Upscale sources to match modern platform requirements.
Yes — manga is one of the main uses. Upload a panel, a full page, or a scan and it upscales 4x for scanlation, translation, archiving, or print. It handles black-and-white pages as well as colored spreads.
Screentone. Those halftone dot patterns are deliberate shading, but a model trained on photographs treats them as noise and tends to either blur them flat or turn them into moiré. A model tuned for illustrated line art is the better tool for the job, which is what this one is.
Yes. High-contrast inking, hatching, and tone are exactly the kind of content the illustration-tuned model is built for, rather than the continuous gradients a photo upscaler expects.
It is trained on anime, manga, and digital illustration rather than photographs, so it preserves clean line art and flat color regions better than the general-purpose model.
Yes. The model holds sharp, clean edges and flat color regions at 4x, instead of the soft, smeared result you get when a photo upscaler treats illustration line art like a photograph.
Yes. Upscale 2 images per day free without an account. Sign up for 25 free credits.
