AI image elarger plugins may encounter some common errors during use. This article provides practical suggestions for resolving these issues.

Common Issues and Solutions

Insufficient GPU memory: AI image elarger plugins require substantial GPU memory (VRAM) to process images. If your computer uses integrated graphics, it may not meet the plugin's requirements. We recommend using a dedicated graphics card with higher VRAM.
Image resolution too high: If you're trying to process images with very high resolution, this may also cause insufficient GPU memory. You can try reducing the image resolution before performing the upscaling operation.
Outdated drivers: Ensure your graphics card drivers are up to date. Older driver versions may affect performance and compatibility.
Insufficient system resources: When running AI plugins, we recommend closing other applications that consume significant system resources to free up more memory for the plugin.
Unsupported format or file size exceeds limit: Make sure you're using supported file formats (such as jpg, jpeg, png, webp, avif) and that the file size doesn't exceed 50MB.

Technical Settings Issues

If your dedicated graphics card is not properly recognized by the system, you can refer to NVIDIA's help documentation to adjust the relevant settings.

Common Errors and Solutions for AI Image Elarger Plugins