I used AI Image Upscaler to finish a task that would normally take me much longer, and the result was clean on the first try.
User 1
Small business owner
Preserve the alpha channel for crisp logos, icons, and UI graphics. Upload your PNG, compare before/after, and export a clean, transparent result.
PNG transparency preserved


Designed for PNG transparency
This page targets the exact intent behind “upscale PNG” searches: preserving alpha and clean edges.
Upload → upscale → compare
See the result immediately with before/after comparison, so you can trust the output before exporting.
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PNGs include both opaque pixels and transparent pixels. This workflow keeps alpha clean by separating the transparency, processing edges carefully, then recombining and exporting a clean PNG.
1) Alpha channel separation
The workflow separates RGB from transparency so upscaling doesn’t smear color into transparent regions.
2) Edge-aware upscaling
At the boundary between opaque and transparent pixels, edges are enhanced without adding halos.
3) Recombination & export
The processed RGB and alpha mask are recombined and exported as a clean, transparent PNG.
These are curated testimonials that represent typical results people expect from browser-based upscaling.
I used AI Image Upscaler to finish a task that would normally take me much longer, and the result was clean on the first try.
User 1
Small business owner
Compress, convert, and reuse your PNG output with focused tools.
Yes. This page is built for PNG transparency intent—upload your PNG and use the upscaling workflow while preserving clean, transparent edges for logos, icons, and UI graphics.
You can use the workflow in your browser and export your result. Some advanced output modes may be limited based on your account, but the experience is designed to be simple and fast for new visitors.
Logos, icons, UI elements, and other transparent graphics are the best match. For best results, start with the highest-quality source you can.
Yes. You can review the before/after changes using the comparison preview to confirm output quality before you export.