Panda flush is now available in Wearly Studio. It is an upscaler built for product imagery. It takes a finished image and returns it at two or four times the resolution, up to 25 megapixels, ready for zoomable product pages, print, and large-format campaigns.
General-purpose upscalers are built to make images look sharper, and they often get there by inventing detail. On a product image that is a problem, because the invented detail lands on the product. A plain tee picks up a texture it never had, a printed logo turns into near-miss lettering, and a care label stops matching the one on the shelf. The image looks better and the product is wrong.
Panda flush follows the opposite rule: it adds resolution, not content. Colors, prints, construction details, labels, and logos come out as they went in, only sharper. Fabric keeps the texture it had, faces and skin stay as they were, and anything that was not in the original image stays out of the upscaled one. It is built for the full range of catalog photography, from on-model shots and mannequins to flat lays and detail crops.
Using it takes one step. Pick an image in the studio, choose Panda Flush 2x or Panda Flush 4x as the model, and run it. There is no prompt to write.
Panda flush is the first model in the panda family to ship.