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After upscaling the images, the original images are just totally changed.

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Hi @ET_has,

It is supposed to upscale the existing images. There appears to be a problem where upscale is generating new images sometimes. The best solution now is to generate with fastmode turned off.

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ET_has

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When I select an image from my "generation history" and open it, it correctly displays the original set of 4 images I previously generated. However, when I click the "upscale-all" button, it unexpectedly generates a completely new set of 4 images instead of upscaling the existing ones. My expectation is to receive a higher-resolution version of the images already saved in my generation history, not a new generation.

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Hi @ET_has,

It is supposed to upscale the existing images. There appears to be a problem where upscale is generating new images sometimes. The best solution now is to generate with fastmode turned off.

droopy

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Alesia305168314a6h

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I go to files and choose an image to open, it opens the whole set and i select Upscale all. It then generates unrelated new set of images instead of upslacing the ones i chose. So it becomes impossible to upscale the image i want upscaled.

First file attached is what i want to upscale, the second one is the resulted set.

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SamarthS

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Hi @Alesia305168314a6h

Thanks for sharing the images. Could you try using the model 4 for image generation, where you do not need to upscale, as the image is generated in 2K

Let us know if you need additional help.

Thanks.

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Yenn38908151487a

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When I click the Upscale btn, the image initially generated gets changed into different imgs.

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droopydog500

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Hello @Yenn38908151487a, and @sylvia_2855,

Thank you for your messages.

Is this happening every time or did it happen once? If every time, a temporary work around is to turn fast mode off.

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droopy

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