Prism
Text, logos and product shots
Keeps edges true and adds nothing that was not in the original. Use it for screenshots, packaging, line art and anything where invented detail would be wrong.
Output is built from detail already present in your file. Nothing is generated, so the result stays true to what you uploaded.
What Prism is for
Prism is built for images where a wrong pixel is a wrong answer. Screenshots, scanned documents, packaging, logos, line art, technical drawings: anything where the shape of a letter or the edge of a label carries meaning.
It holds edges hard and adds nothing that was not in the original. A model that generates plausible detail will happily invent a serif that was never there, or smooth a barcode into something that no longer scans. Prism will not, which is the whole point of having it separate from the rest of the catalogue.
When to pick Prism
Documents and screenshots
Text stays text. No hallucinated characters, no softened glyph edges.
Product and packaging shots
Labels, barcodes and print detail come back readable rather than reimagined.
Logos and line art
Flat colour and hard edges survive the upscale instead of picking up photographic texture.
Other image models
Everyday photos, done in seconds
Adds nothing · up to 4x
Maximum detail recovery, for print
Adds nothing · up to 8x
Invents new detail, most dramatic
Invents detail · up to 8x
Removes noise, keeps the size
Adds nothing · Same size
Deblurs and sharpens
Adds nothing · Same size
Restores faces only
Adds nothing · Same size
Denoise, restore faces, then upscale
Adds nothing · up to 8x
Frequently asked questions
Why not use a more powerful model on a document?
Because the more powerful ones invent detail. On a photograph that reads as extra sharpness; on a document it reads as a different document. Prism is the model that promises not to do that.
Will Prism keep my text readable?
That is what it is for. It preserves edges and adds no new detail, so characters scale up rather than being redrawn.
How far can Prism upscale?
Up to 4x the linear dimensions.
Can I use Prism output commercially?
Yes, on any paid plan. Commercial use is included from Pro upward.