Upscale to 6000 × 6000 pixels

6000 × 6000 pixels is 6,000 × 6,000 pixels, 36.0 megapixels. Covers a 20-inch print at 300 DPI or a 40-inch poster at 150 DPI. Find your source size below to see the scale that gets you there.

Last updated 2026-10-05

What 6000 × 6000 pixels means

Pixels: 6,000 × 6,000
Megapixels: 36.0
Shape: 1:1

At 300 DPI this is a 20.0 × 20.0 inch print, at 150 DPI a 40.0 × 40.0 inch poster. The size is treated as a square box so it works for portrait and landscape images. If only the width matters, compare your width alone.

Scale needed from common sizes

Sources are rotated to match the target shape. Upscaling always overshoots a little, so resize down afterwards.

Your image	Scale needed	Output before resize
320 × 240	Too small, use a bigger source	n/a
640 × 480	Too small, use a bigger source	n/a
800 × 600	Too small, use a bigger source	n/a
1,024 × 768	Too small, use a bigger source	n/a
1,280 × 720	Too small, use a bigger source	n/a
1,920 × 1,080	Too small, use a bigger source	n/a
2,560 × 1,440	4× (Pro), then resize 1.04×	10,240 × 5,760
4,032 × 3,024	2× (free)	8,064 × 6,048

Calculate for your image

Enter your image size. The upscale button updates to the scale you need.

How to upscale to 6000 × 6000 pixels

Check your image size in pixels (Get Info on Mac, Properties on Windows, or drop it in the upscaler).
Find the scale in the table or type your size into the calculator.
Upscale with that scale. The smallest scale that reaches the target is the fastest. If the table says 4× then resize, the next step covers the rest.
Resize to exactly 6,000 × 6,000 with the resize tool.

Questions

How many pixels is 6000 × 6000 pixels?

6,000 × 6,000, which is 36.0 megapixels in a 1:1 shape.

What scale takes a 1080p image to 6000 × 6000 pixels?

It would need about 5.56×. 4× is the largest scale and more than 5× in total is too much, so start from a bigger original.

Will an upscaled image look like a native 6000 × 6000 pixels image?

It will look sharp at normal viewing distance, with clean edges and plausible texture. The model invents detail that fits, so tiny text or faces far from the camera will not match a true high-resolution original.

What if my image has a different shape?

Crop to 1:1 first with the crop tool, then upscale. Otherwise one side lands on the target and the other side overshoots or falls short.

Which scales are free?

2× is free and runs on your device, 5 images a day. 4× needs Pro and runs on your device too.