Enhance/Upscale Models
It’s not clear in the FAQs—or from the interface—if the editing, enhancing and upscaling are all handled by one model or whether you can choose which model does it. In particular the enhancing would make a difference.
The interface labels each image with the model and the style used, until it’s scaled or enhanced, at which point that information is lost and the label changes to simply say ‘Venice’.
Ideally users should be able to choose whichever model they want to do the image generation part of the editing and upscaling, especially for uploaded images. But at the least they should be allowed to stay in the same model and style when working with images generated in V.ai, and the image should keep that information accessible.
And if, in the worst of all scenarios, all inpainting and enhancing defaults to only one model, that should be made clear in the interface!
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Jack
Aug 19, 2025
Hi,
Image editing is through Flux Kontext Dev.
https://huggingface.co/black-forest-labs/FLUX.1-Kontext-dev
https://venice.ai/blog/introducing-image-editing-in-venice
Our new Upscale and Image enhancer is proprietary. It does not matter which base model is selected.
https://venice.ai/es/blog/introducing-venice-image-engine-v2
https://venice.ai/blog/powerful-ai-image-upscaler-for-creative-professionals
Jack
Aug 19, 2025
In the future if multiple options are available for these workflows, users would be able to pick and choose. But as of now there is one option for each image workflow.
Red Spool
Aug 20, 2025
Thanks for the reply, Jack. I just downloaded the ios Venice app and I couldn’t see the upload image button in the chat, is that not enabled?
Red Spool
Aug 21, 2025
Hi, I just wanted to let you know that the image upload button is there in the app, you just can’t have a model selected. When your image model is set to “Auto” you can upload.
This makes sense, because, as you said above, the editing is done by your own model, but it’s potentially confusing because it’s visible in the web version no matter which model you’re in.