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So I've just started using this awesome, a free upscale tool that has so many
features and benefits to it.
I'll walk you through a tutorial in this
video south make sure you check it out.
Now this upscaler is absolutely amazing.
It's 100 % free to use.
It's also open source which allows more
flexibility with the software, and everything is done locally on your
computer so there's no need to rely on and wait on a server.
And then you can even batch upload as well and upscale your image up to 16
times. So depending on what system you have, you
can just come to the bottom and select the option in order to download upscale.
So I have a MacBook, so I went with the Mac OS.
If you have a MacBook, one of the issues you may have once you've downloaded the
file and you're trying to load it is that it might say it cannot open because the
developer cannot be verified.
In that case, just come to this website
that will even need description and it will explain all these steps you need to
follow in order to override that message.
So once you've loaded upscale, this is
how it's going to look on your laptop.
So we can take a look at the settings and
you can read through the guide on the website.
Then you also have different themes you can use to make your experience more
interesting. So this is how Emerald looks and this is
how Valentine looks.
So there are definitely some nice themes
are there, but I usually leave it on a light.
Next you have the option to save to an output folder permanently after you can
put in your GPU ID.
Then after this you can use custom models
to upscales but the.
Models they have are more than good
enough. Then you have the option to choose what
you want to save your image as.
However, if you've got the batch upload
then it's only PNG.
You can also set the image scale you want
by usually leave it on 4X After this you can see your logs and then you've got an
option to donate as well.
So when you want to upscale your image,
just make sure you select upscale at the top and then you have the option to batch
upscale or just upscale a single image so you can turn that on or off.
So I've just turned it off for now, but it's simple to use in four easy steps.
And step one, all you have to do is just upload your image and I've uploaded one
of my mid journey coloring pages and then Step 2.
You can choose an upscaling type and specifically for coloring pages you're
not going to see a massive difference between each type.
Ideally the digital art is best for AI generated images.
However when it comes to batch upscaling I have been using the general photo.
Fast real.
Es Argon as it upscales the images much
faster. So if you have 20 thirty fifty one
hundred coloring pages then it's going to do it so much faster than the rest.
So once you choose an option, in this instance digital art, then it's going to
give you the option to double upscale.
In these settings we chose the image
scale as four times so this will do it another four times so this will make it a
16 times upscale.
However, I wouldn't do this for your
batch coloring pages as the files will be way too big and it would take forever.
Then you can choose the output folder and then just click Upscale.
It can take a little while depending on the upscale type you choose, but once
it's done, you're going to have the option of this slider and you're going to
be able to see the difference very clearly.
So if we slide to the left, we're going to be able to see the upscaled image
clearly, and if you slide to the right, then you're going to see the old image.
And if you click Show Hide image settings at the top, you're able to choose a zoom
option so you can see the image a lot more clearly and you can see a visible
difference between the.
Old blurry image and the new CRISPR
image. So now I'm going to show you an example
of the batch upscale and what you can do is just make sure that you turn it on.
Then you're going to need to place all your coloring page images into a folder
and then you can select folder.
Then Step 2 you have to select the
upscaling type and as I said before I would choose the fast Esrgon type as it's
the quickest to get the job done.
Then you can select the output folder and
then finally choose upscale and it will go through each image in the folder until
it's done.
So I just quickly wanted to compare two
of the upscale types that I have been using.
So on the far left we've got the fast Esrgon type and then on the right hand
side then we've got the digital.
Art type and the more that we start to
zoom in, you're not really going to see a big difference between both of the
images. That's why I was saying that it's fine to
use either of these image types with coloring pages.
However, one advantage with the digital art is that the files don't come out as
large, but on the other hand the fast esrgon type will upscale your images much
faster and save you a lot of time.
However, with colored images or your
cover pages, I would recommend that you test.
Out the other in order to get the look that you're going for.
So thanks for watching another video and let me know if you have any questions in
the comments section.
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