Screenshot walkthrough

From your source design to a saved 4× PNG.

Follow the real Image Tools states below. This illustrated demo shows selection, the saved result, returning to your work and the mobile view.

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01

Select the intended source

Open or upload your artwork, then select the version you want enlarged. Confirm the artwork before choosing Upscale 4× once.

Checkpoint: Transparent PNG source areas remain transparent. An opaque source will keep its background.

Desktop Image Tools with the source design selected before Upscale 4×
Actual product screenshot · select the intended source.

02

Inspect the saved result

When the request finishes, select its saved result. Inspect lettering, fine strokes and transparent edges before applying it to a mockup or downloading the PNG.

Checkpoint: For a 1024 × 1024 source, the fixed output is 4096 × 4096. Each side grows four times.

Desktop Image Tools showing the saved enlarged design
Actual product screenshot · inspect the saved result.

03

Return to the saved artwork on desktop

On desktop, return to saved designs and select the result again for the next step. Check the saved artwork before starting another upscale after a connection interruption.

Checkpoint: A saved result is reusable. A connection interruption alone does not establish that a pending request failed.

Saved Upscale result visible after reloading the design workflow
Actual production screenshot · saved result visible after desktop reload.

04

Review on a smaller screen

Select the saved HD version on mobile and inspect its artwork, then use the available reuse or download action. Check the downloaded PNG separately for its dimensions and transparent areas.

Checkpoint: A mobile preview is useful for navigation; inspect fine print detail at the intended use size.

Mobile Image Tools view of the saved Upscale 4× result
Actual production screenshot · saved HD version selected on mobile.

Before you use the exported file

Open the PNG and check its dimensions, transparent regions, lettering and thin outlines. Upscale retains existing transparency; use background removal first if your source is opaque. Review the intended print process separately.