Image → larger image · deterministic reconstruction
ImageUpscaling16K

NVIDIA RTX Video Super Resolution

rtx_vsr_pro

The image you approved, reconstructed through 8K or 16K. No prompt, no seed, no crop, and no generative repaint.

Runs on the Sogni Supernet. Nothing to install.

Original portrait at 832 by 1216 pixels
832×1216
Portrait upscaled to 5248 by 7664 pixels with RTX VSR
8K · 5248×7664
Portrait upscaled to 10504 by 15352 pixels with RTX VSR
16K · 10,504×15,352

About

RTX VSR is the faithful upscaler in Sogni's image toolkit. It enlarges one existing image while preserving its identity, composition, colors, and aspect ratio. It is promptless and deterministic, so use it after the creative work is finished.

Choose 2× or 4× for a relative enlargement, 7,680px for the 8K profile, or 15,360px for the 16K maximum. The other edge is calculated automatically and both edges are aligned to eight pixels. Outputs above 7,680px use JPEG.

832×1216original Sogni still
5248×7664actual 8K result
10,504×15,352actual 16K result

Use it from an agent or API

Sogni Chat and the Creative Agent route pure resolution requests to upscale_image. Attach one source image and ask for 8K or 16K, or submit the exact tool arguments in a durable workflow.

sogni-agent -q --upscale ./input.jpg --target-longest-edge 15360 -o ./upscaled-16k.jpg
{
  "id": "upscale",
  "toolName": "upscale_image",
  "arguments": {
    "sourceImageIndex": -1,
    "targetLongestEdge": 15360
  }
}

Use targetLongestEdge: 7680 for 8K. The hosted tool also accepts scale: 2, 3, or 4. See the complete upscaling guide.

Native-pixel evidence

Reconstruction versus stretching

Both controls start from the same 128×128 eye window. The left side is the source enlarged with high-quality Lanczos resizing; the right side is cut at 100% from the actual RTX VSR output. Drag the sliders, then open the interactive article for the full native-size viewers.

8K profile

807×807 matched output crop

Original eye crop stretched to the 8K output size RTX VSR eye crop from the 8K output
Stretched sourceRTX VSR

16K profile

1616×1616 matched output crop

Original eye crop stretched to the 16K output size RTX VSR eye crop from the 16K output
Stretched sourceRTX VSR
When to use it

Finished image in, faithful larger image out

Composition locked

No new framing, objects, faces, or creative interpretation.

16K

Large-format output

Move from screen-sized art to print and display dimensions.

Every Sogni surface

Use Sogni Create, Chat, the public Creative Agent, or hosted workflows.

Supernet powered

NVIDIA RTX workers supply the hardware. No local GPU or setup required.

FAQ

NVIDIA RTX VSR on Sogni

What does 16K mean?

16K is the profile name. Sogni fits the source inside a 15,360px longest-edge box, preserves its aspect ratio, and aligns both output edges to eight pixels.

Is this a generative image edit?

No. RTX VSR is a promptless deterministic reconstruction path. Use Creative Enhance, restoration, or image editing when you want the content repainted or changed.

Why does the exact result vary from 15,360px?

The source aspect ratio is preserved and both dimensions use an 8px alignment. A portrait or landscape result may therefore land just below the profile's longest-edge ceiling.

Where can I inspect the full-resolution example?

The linked Sogni Engineering article includes the source, actual 8K and 16K files, and matched native-pixel crops against an ordinary stretched baseline.

Make the image bigger. Keep it yours.

Upscale in Sogni Create or ask for it naturally in Sogni Chat.