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GuideOct 25, 2026 · 2 min read2× vs 4× Upscaling: Which Should You Choose?Choose 2× for a moderate, natural-looking enlargement and 4× for small or heavily compressed sources that need substantially more pixels. ClearPix runs Real-ESRGAN at 4× internally; the 2× option is downsized from that result. More pixels do not guarantee better detail, so compare the image rather than choosing 4× automatically.Read the guideGuideOct 25, 2026 · 2 min readHow to Upscale 1080p Video to 4KChoose the 3840 px target in ClearPix to upscale a 1080p video to 4K while keeping its aspect ratio and audio. Processing runs locally in your browser. Short clips are fastest; longer clips are accepted on WebCodecs but can run slower and export at a lower frame rate.Read the guideGuideOct 25, 2026 · 1 min readHow to Prepare AI Art for PrintingExport the highest-resolution original from your AI generator, then upscale once for the print size you need. A 1024 px image at 4× becomes 4096 px—about 13.6 inches wide at 300 DPI. Upscaling preserves composition and palette, but it cannot repair malformed hands, garbled text or missing details.Read the guideGuideOct 25, 2026 · 1 min readWhat Browser-Based AI Processing Actually Uploads?ClearPix does not upload your image or video content to a processing server. Models, static assets and anonymous product telemetry travel over the network, but the media you edit stays on your device. “No upload” describes the media-processing architecture, not the absence of every network request.Read the guide
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