> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://developer.topazlabs.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://developer.topazlabs.com/image-models/bloom/bloom-1-creative.md). # Bloom 1 Creative Creative upscaling for AI generated images and artwork ### Model Overview **Bloom Creative** is a generative AI upscaling model designed for native GenAI images, enlarging AI-generated artwork, illustrations, and CG renders by up to 8× while creatively introducing new detail, texture, and visual elements. Bloom is guided by an optional prompt input and offers adjustable creativity levels, ranging from zero to bold, allowing users to subtly enhance existing detail or introduce significant, dynamic new elements. ### Key Capabilities * Built for native GenAI imagery or artwork that needs creative enhancement * Prompt-based guidance controls style, texture, and creative direction * Scalable creativity enables subtle enhancement or bold transformation ### Model Pricing
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### **Endpoint** `"Bloom"` or `"Reimagine"` ### **Parameters** `model` stringrequired Model name: "Bloom" or "Reimagine" *** `inputHeight` integeroptionaldefault="null" Input image height in pixels. *** `inputWidth` integeroptionaldefault="null" Input image width in pixels. *** `outputHeight` integeroptionaldefault="null" Output image height in pixels. *** `outputWidth` integeroptionaldefault="null" Output image width in pixels. *** `grain` booleanoptionaldefault="false" Whether to add grain to the output. *** `grainDensity` decimaloptionaldefault=0.5 Intensity of the grain effect. Range: 0.0 to 1.0 *** `grainModel` stringoptionaldefault="silver" Grain model. Possible values: "silver", "gaussian", "grey" *** `grainSize` decimaloptionaldefault=1.0 Size of the grain particles. Range: 1.0to5.0 *** `grainStrength` decimaloptionaldefault=0.5 Strength of the grain effect. Range: 0.0to1.0 *** `seed` integeroptionaldefault=1 Random seed for generation. Range: 1 to 2000 *** `facePreservation` booleanoptionaldefault="true" Whether to enable face preservation *** `colorPreservation` booleanoptionaldefault="true" Whether to enable color preservation. *** `creativityBoost` booleanoptionaldefault="false" Whether to enable creativity boost. *** `maskUri` stringoptionaldefault="null" URI for mask input. *** `watermark` booleanoptionaldefault="false" Whether to watermark the output. ### Examples
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