general-x4v3 · 471×314 → 1884×1256 (x4) · drag the line
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NEVER UPLOADED
NOTHING INVENTED
Mend your pixels, keep your picture.
Pixmend repairs and upscales images with AI inside. Hassle-free, and honest about it.
Blurry scan? Pixelated memory?
A photo you love at a size you can't use. Old exports, tiny thumbnails, compression from three messengers ago. We've all been there.
471 × 314 px · enlarged
The usual fixes aren't.
Credit meters, watermarks, and uploading your originals to somebody else’s server, just to make your own photo sharper. That math never felt right.
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3 / 3 used
watermark
on the free tier
your originals
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Pixmend fixes it, right here.
Drop the image, read how long it will take, then start it. It repairs tile by tile on your own GPU, and you check the result at 100% before you download. That's the whole workflow: free, unlimited, nothing uploaded.
your file → your GPU → your disk · uploads: 0
PIXMEND IS MADE FOR
Photographers
shoebox scans, print-size at last
Archivists
decades of albums, one pass each
Illustrators
clean lines that stay clean
Designers
assets that arrive 300px wide
You
that one photo you love
THE FREE TOOL, IN FULL
x2 and x4 upscaling
Full-resolution downloads, straight from your GPU.
Photo & illustration models
Two models tuned for what you actually feed them.
Three-step denoise
Off, low, strong. Changes re-run automatically.
Downloaded once
About 12 MB on your first run, cached on this device after.
Nowhere. They're opened and processed in your browser's memory and saved back to your disk. There is no upload step to skip. None exists.
Do I need to be online?
To load the page, yes, and your first run fetches the models (about 12 MB, cached on this device afterwards). Your images never travel, online or not.
Why will it not run in my browser?
Pixmend needs WebGPU to reach your GPU. x2 is no lighter: it runs the same x4 model and resamples the result, so there is no slower path to fall back to. Chrome or Edge will run it. That is a spec limit, not an error.
Why does my computer slow down while it runs?
Because your computer is the one doing the work. There is no server to hand it to, so the model runs on your own GPU and the tab holds a large image in memory the whole time. Faster hardware finishes sooner. Nothing is broken.
How is this different from generative upscalers?
Generative tools synthesize plausible detail, and can change a face or a texture. Pixmend only reconstructs from what's in your image. It's repair, not reinterpretation.
What files can I feed it?
PNG, JPEG, WebP and AVIF, up to about 12 megapixels (roughly 3500 × 3500). Machines with less memory get a lower ceiling, and Pixmend says so before it starts, not after. Output is PNG.