I’m excited to share a new feature I’ve been working on – bulk upscaling. You can now enhance multiple coloring pages simultaneously for professional-quality printing.

What I Built

You can select up to 50 coloring pages and upscale them all at once. The AI enhancement doubles the resolution while preserving clean lines and details, giving you images that print beautifully at 300+ DPI.

Why I Built This

So many of you have asked me how to get coloring pages that print clearly without pixelation. I kept hearing “the images look great on my screen but blurry when I print them.”

Regular coloring pages work fine digitally but can look fuzzy when printed, especially at larger sizes. I wanted to solve this printing problem once and for all.

Upscaled images reach approximately 350 DPI when printed at standard sizes. That means crisp, clean lines that meet professional printing standards.

How It Works

I made it as simple as possible:

Select your images – Check the boxes next to any completed coloring pages
Click the upscale icon – Use the contextual menu at the bottom of your screen
Monitor progress – Watch your batch process in real-time
Download results – Get individual images or bulk download as ZIP

Most jobs finish in just a few minutes, even for larger batches.

Perfect for Printing

Upscaled images give you:

Professional print quality at 300+ DPI
Larger print sizes – up to 8×10 inches with excellent quality
No pixelation or blurry edges on paper
Commercial printing ready files

Whether you’re printing at home or sending to a professional printer, you’ll get the quality you’ve been asking for.

Pricing

I’ve made bulk upscaling available on the Artist plan or higher at 1 credit per image. If an upscale fails, you don’t get charged – you only pay for successful enhancements.

Try It Out

Head to your dashboard and look for completed coloring page jobs. Select the images you want to enhance and click the upscale icon in the contextual menu.

The feature is live now for all Artist, Business, and Ultra plan users.

–Ben