Topaz Gigapixel AI

Image and Studio plan charges

The homepage and Image page list the Image plan at $12 per month, with $19 also displayed; neither fact establishes what the displayed difference represents.

• Homepage — $12 per month, alongside a higher displayed price of $19 — checked 2026-10-31.
• Image page — $12 per month, with $19 also shown — checked 2026-10-31.

The pricing page lists separate Studio and Studio Pro charges, while the API page lists credit plans.

• Topaz Studio — $399 per year when billed annually.
• Monthly Topaz Studio — $69 per month, cancellable anytime according to the pricing page.
• Topaz Studio Pro — $799 per year when billed annually.
• Developer API plan — $50 per month, including 500 monthly credits at $0.10 per credit.
• Scale API plan — $240 per month, including 3,000 monthly credits at $0.08 per credit.

The provider’s homepage says the Web Video plan includes 200 monthly cloud video credits, which expire at month-end and do not roll over. The pricing page says Topaz Studio includes 300 monthly video cloud credits, which expire at month-end and do not roll over.

Image enhancement and restoration tools

The Image plan names unblurring, sharpening, denoising, and photo restoration as browser workflows. Topaz for Web provides image models in a browser, and its Image plan provides cloud enhancement and upscaling.

Topaz Labs’ documentation provides an overview of its apps and usage, with quick-start guides for Topaz Photo, Gigapixel, Video, and Image Web. Those guides identify multiple products, but the named Image workflows should not be treated as Gigapixel desktop specifications.

Browser rendering and API routes

In the browser route, the Image plan processes cloud image enhancement and upscaling; the vendor says no app download is needed. The vendor also says cloud rendering works regardless of hardware.

The separate API route exposes a REST interface for integrating Topaz Photo and Topaz Gigapixel models. The vendor describes image and video enhancement through Topaz Photo, Video, and Gigapixel APIs.

The API page says one credit processes a single Enhance endpoint request at up to 24-megapixel output size. It also says output sizes above 24 megapixels require multiple credits, with 512-megapixel output listed at 16 credits.

Questions for support before registering

Ask support which product and license the quoted terms cover, and whether they apply to the intended workflow. The vendor directs product and account questions to its support team.

Ask how uploaded input files and generated outputs are handled, including retention and deletion terms. These details affect whether a browser workflow fits an organization’s file-handling requirements.

Ask what trial, billing, renewal, cancellation, and refund conditions apply before entering payment details. The vendor provides product and account support, and its documentation describes contacting support through a link or page icon.

Export and commercial-use constraints

The provider states that the Image plan includes a 32 MP image export limit and a concurrency limit of 2.

Commercial-use wording differs across vendor pages. The homepage says use is limited to personal use and organizations with under $1 million USD annual revenue, while the Image page says the plan permits personal and commercial use for organizations under $1 million in annual revenue.

Cloud video credits have an expiry condition: the homepage says Web Video credits expire at month-end and do not roll over, and the pricing page says the same of Studio video credits. The API page says output sizes above 24 megapixels require multiple credits for Enhance endpoint requests.

Several product-specific details are listed under What we could not confirm.

Named workflows and deployment options

• The browser Image offer names unblurring, sharpening, denoising, and photo restoration workflows.
• The vendor says browser use needs no app download, and cloud rendering works regardless of hardware.
• Topaz Studio for Enterprise includes access to every app it offers, floating licenses, and offline authentication.
• Topaz offers custom Docker container deployments for high-security or high-volume projects.
• Topaz Video includes local rendering alongside monthly video cloud credits.

These are distinct deployment routes, not evidence that the browser Image workflows describe Gigapixel desktop capabilities.

Image Web and enterprise use cases

For organizations under the stated revenue threshold, the Image page permits personal and commercial use; Studio Pro includes full commercial use. The homepage phrases Image commercial use differently, so the applicable license wording needs clarification.

Topaz describes its enterprise deployment as SOC 2-compliant and supporting SSO integration. It also describes its workflows as GDPR-compliant and says no-retention mode prevents customer data from being persisted or used for training. These are vendor statements, not independently verified findings.

Compare image tools by workflow

Compare image tools by the enhancement tasks they name, file-size boundaries, and whether processing is local or cloud-based. Check license scope and API requirements against the intended workflow. A useful comparison separates desktop software from browser services rather than treating their terms as interchangeable.

Gigapixel terms readers may ask about

Does the browser Image plan establish Gigapixel desktop terms?

The provider describes Topaz for Web - Image as providing cloud image enhancement and upscaling in a browser.

Which image workflows does the Image plan name?

The provider says the Image plan includes workflows such as unblurring, sharpening, denoising, and photo restoration.

What export and concurrency limits does the Image plan state?

The Image plan states a 32 MP image export limit and a concurrency limit of 2. These limits belong to the browser Image plan and should not be read as desktop Gigapixel specifications.

How does the vendor describe Image commercial use?

The Image page says the plan permits personal and commercial use for organizations under $1 million in annual revenue. The wording differs between the two pages.

Does the API include Gigapixel, and how are Enhance requests charged?

The API offers a REST interface for integrating Topaz Photo and Topaz Gigapixel models. The vendor states that one credit processes a single Enhance endpoint request up to 24-megapixel output size; larger outputs require multiple credits.

Proceed after the product scope is clear

Fits if the intended workflow matches the browser Image plan or the API route, and support identifies the applicable product and license.

Probably not.

Main risk… treating browser Image terms as desktop Gigapixel terms, especially where commercial-use wording differs across pages.

Sources

Every fact on this page traces back to a public page listed here, with the day it was read.

• www.topazlabs.comchecked 2026-10-31
• www.topazlabs.com/web/imagechecked 2026-10-31
• www.topazlabs.com/pricingchecked 2026-10-31
• www.topazlabs.com/apichecked 2026-10-31
• docs.topazlabs.comchecked 2026-10-31
• www.topazlabs.com/enterprisechecked 2026-10-31

Notes on the making of this review

Editorial team of Payout Desk. This page rests on the public sources listed above, which Payout Desk checked on 2026-10-31. There was no hands-on testing. The page is updated when the sources change.

Last updated: 2026-10-31

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