Same File, Two Ways
Stretched by an upscaler. Repainted by Wiz Scaler.
Drag the line. Both started from the same 1.5k render.
← Wiz ScalerUpscaler →
A copy machine for AI art, not a stretcher.
Drop in a 1.5k render from ChatGPT, Midjourney or wherever you paint. Wiz Scaler has an image model repaint an exact copy at 4K, then hands back a 5000 px, 300 dpi file that keeps the watercolour feel. No plastic smoothing. No invented texture. 3 free images, no card.
A normal upscaler stretches your image and invents the missing pixels. Its guesses are smooth, so the paper grain and the pigment edges that made it look painted are the first things to go.
Wiz Scaler doesn't stretch and guess. It gives the picture to a full image model with one instruction: paint this exact picture again, bigger, change nothing. The model knows what watercolour looks like, so the copy still looks like watercolour. Then a colour lock pulls every wash back to the original's exact colour, and a drift check warns you if the copy strayed.
Same File, Two Ways
Drag the line. Both started from the same 1.5k render.
How It Works
JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 25 MB. The 1.5k file ChatGPT or Midjourney gave you is exactly the input this was built for. Several at once is fine; they queue.
A 4K image model repaints the picture from a strict copy-don't-change brief. A colour lock then takes the broad colour from your original and keeps only the model's fine detail, so a sage green never comes back tan. A drift score compares the copy to the original and flags the rare one that wandered, so you compare before you print.
Pick a long edge from 3000 to 8192 px. 5000 px is the model's native size and the best choice; above it, the file is gently resized. JPG for Etsy's 20 MB limit, PNG when you want lossless.
Nothing is added that isn't in your original. A clean background stays clean.
The Side Effect Nobody Advertised
An upscaled image has soft, blurred edges. The Magic Wand and Object Selection grab halos, and you end up tracing with the Pen tool anyway.
A recreated image has real painted edges, because they were painted, not interpolated. Selection tools snap to them. Background removal, isolating a subject, knocking out white for a sticker or a transparent PNG: one click instead of twenty minutes of manual masking. Better print and less work, from the same file.
Who It's For
Wall art, cards, stickers and print-on-demand need 300 dpi at real inches. A 1.5k render prints at 5 inches. The same picture at 5000 px prints at 16, and still looks like a painting at nose distance.
Children's books, pattern repeats, character sheets. You built the look; the file size was the bottleneck. Keep the look, lose the bottleneck.
Sharp edges mean the selection tools do the cutting. Make the recreate your first step, not your last, and the rest of the workflow gets faster.
Pricing
Every recreate is a real 4K render on real hardware, so the price is per image, not "unlimited" with a catch. Start free. Add a monthly allowance, a one-off pack, or both.
$0 · 3 images
Free
$19 /mo
Starter
$10 per pack
Top-Up Pack
A failed image is never counted. Your login works on MockupWiz too. Refunds are covered in the refund policy.
Questions
No. An upscaler stretches the pixels you have and guesses the ones you don't. Wiz Scaler has an image model paint the same picture again at 4K. We tested the usual upscalers on watercolour first; they came back smooth and plastic, so we built this instead.
The brief is "change nothing", the colour lock pulls every wash back to your original's colour, and a drift check warns you on the rare copy that wandered. Compare before you print; if one isn't right, run it again. It isn't counted if it fails.
3000, 3600, 4096, 5000, 6000, 7200 or 8192 px on the long edge, all tagged 300 dpi. 5000 px is the model's native size and the one to pick. The larger sizes are a gentle resize from there, far from the 4–5× stretch that makes upscalers fall apart.
Starter's 40 reset each billing month and don't roll over. Top-up packs never expire and are only touched once the monthly allowance is used up, so buying a pack never wastes your subscription.
Your upload is sent to our AI inference provider to be repainted, the result is kept for 6 hours so you can download it, then both are deleted. We never use your images to train anything. Details in the privacy policy.
Yes. The recreate is made from your own artwork and it's yours, on the free images and the paid ones. See the terms.
What's Next
The free images are the sales pitch. If the file that comes back doesn't make the $19 obvious, don't pay it.
Get 3 Free Images →Already have a MockupWiz account? Log in with it.