AI photo enhancement
Deep Image
Deep Image combines image enhancement, upscaling, background processing, avatars, and image generation, while its API is presented for business and automated processing needs. The catch is that free-account packshots carry a watermark, and subscription credits expire when the paid subscription ends.
For media buyers and ecommerce teams, the practical question is whether these tools and credit conditions match the images and processing flow they need.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-30.
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- Deep Image
- Category
- AI photo enhancement
- Official site
- deep-image.ai · No link provided
- Facts checked
Which tools and credit rules are listed?
The provider’s homepage and plans page list the following tools and account terms, checked 2026-10-30.
- Service scope: AI image enhancement and generation (plans page, checked 2026-10-30).
- Enlargement: up to four times the original size in one tool description (homepage, checked 2026-10-30).
- Batch processing: up to 50 images at once (homepage, checked 2026-10-30).
- Free credits: 10 for an account (plans page, checked 2026-10-30).
- Image storage: 40 days, after which images are deleted (plans page, checked 2026-10-30).
What does the enhancement app change?
The enhancement app offers upscaling, generative detail, noise reduction, and automatic color adjustment, according to the provider.
Its generative upscaling is described as creating new details that fit an image’s context, while other tools address noise and lighting or color correction. The provider also lists background removal and AI-generated backgrounds, including for ecommerce product images.
Image generation can start from a text prompt or an existing image; the provider also says users can combine photos when editing with a prompt. For business photos, the app turns a selfie into a profile photo for LinkedIn and other work-related uses, according to its description. These are vendor-described capabilities, not results independently tested for this review.
How do the API and Packshot Generator work?
The API takes an image-processing request and can combine enhancement operations, while the Packshot Generator creates product photos from uploaded product images.
For API processing, the provider lists upscaling, denoising, deblurring, light and color correction, and background removal as operations that can be combined in one request. Requests can run synchronously or asynchronously; the provider describes polling for job status and webhooks for batch jobs. The API accepts JPEG, PNG, TIFF, and RAW files including NEF and CR2, and returns JPEG, PNG, or WEBP. The provider advises keeping the API key on a server rather than in an app.
The Packshot Generator is a separate workflow: upload product images, choose a preset or style reference, and set output dimensions or aspect ratio. The provider says users can save custom presets for reuse, and lists marketplace-specific size presets. An account is required to generate packshots, and the provider advises checking current marketplace image guidelines before publishing.
How do credits, plans, and cancellation differ?
Standard processing uses 1 credit per image regardless of how many enhancements are applied, according to the plans page. Generation costs differ by model: ChatGPT Image (Medium) uses 2 credits per image, while ChatGPT Image (High) uses 5.
The API page lists standard image processing from $0.04 / €0.04 per image, with one credit covering standard enhancements in one request. It also says selected advanced generation models use more than one credit. The Packshot Generator page lists PRO plans from $7.50, with subscription or pay-as-you-go credits.
The provider says payments use Stripe and accepts credit cards or PayPal; its Terms also list Stripe, Apple App Store, or Google Play as payment processors. For high-volume customers, it offers volume-based pricing and individual commercial terms.
The plans page says pay-as-you-go credits do not expire, while subscription credits expire after cancellation. The Terms add that subscription credits do not accumulate across allocation periods and expire when the paid subscription ends.
Website subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled before the next renewal, and the provider says cancellation is available in the profile. The Terms describe an EU statutory withdrawal right within 14 days for eligible distance contracts, subject to legal exceptions.
What should buyers check before relying on outputs?
Ask the provider how output quality and consistency vary across the image types in your workflow, and what criteria buyers can use to assess generated details. These questions matter when edited images must meet a particular visual standard.
Clarify input and output formats, size constraints, and whether those limits differ by tool or processing route. For a planned workload, ask how credits are counted across routine edits and generation, then estimate the total cost using the intended mix of operations.
Before uploading files, ask how data is handled and deleted. Also clarify the rights and licensing terms for both uploaded images and generated outputs.
Which documented tools cover photo workflows?
The provider states that the API can combine upscaling, denoising, deblurring, light and color correction, and background removal in one request.
API jobs can be handled synchronously or asynchronously, with polling for status and webhooks for batch processing. This gives developers distinct job-handling options to assess against their application’s workflow.
For product imagery, the Packshot Generator pairs ready-made presets with style references and saved custom presets. Its output controls include exact dimensions and aspect ratios.
The service also lists background removal and AI-generated backgrounds, including for ecommerce products. The plans page says API connections are included across plans and that website features are also available through the API.
Where do credits and account terms narrow use?
The provider’s plans page and Terms set conditions around free packshots, credit expiry, account use, renewals, and face processing.
- Packshots generated on a free account carry a watermark.
- Subscription credits do not accumulate between allocation periods and expire when the paid subscription ends.
- The Terms prohibit creating multiple accounts to obtain extra free credits or evade plan limits.
- Website subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled before renewal; purchases are non-refundable except where required by law or expressly promised at purchase.
- Avatar Maker and Business Photo Generator process only one face at a time.
Who fits the API and packshot options?
The API is presented for businesses, apps, marketplaces, and high-volume automated processing, while customizable business projects are also listed.
For high-volume customers, the provider offers volume-based pricing, integration help, sample-image testing, and individual commercial terms. Packshot use in stores, listings, and ads is stated to be subject to the provider’s Terms.
Which image-processing criteria should alternatives match?
Compare supported inputs and outputs, processing controls, credit accounting, storage and deletion terms, and API job handling. Ask providers how those details apply to the image types and workflow you plan to use.
What we could not confirm
- Output quality: independent benchmarks and consistency across image types
- File specifications: complete input and output size limits across tools
- Plan details: full subscription prices and credit allowances
- API operation: rate limits, throughput commitments, and availability terms
- Rights: ownership and licensing for uploads and generated outputs
- Support: response targets and escalation process
Questions about credits, files, and API access
How are standard-image credits counted?
The plans page says each standard image costs one credit, regardless of how many enhancements are applied. This is the provider’s stated accounting for standard processing; generation has separate model-specific credit costs.
What does image generation cost in credits?
The provider lists ChatGPT Image (Medium) generation at two credits per image and ChatGPT Image (High) at five credits per image. These are the stated costs for those named models, rather than a general rate for every generation option.
Are free packshots watermarked?
Yes. The provider says packshots generated on a free account carry a watermark. Its packshot page also says packshots can be used in stores, listings, and ads in line with its Terms.
When do different credits expire?
The Terms specify that separately purchased credit-package credits remain valid while the relevant account remains available.
When are uploaded files and outputs deleted?
The plans page says images are stored for forty days and then deleted. The Terms describe a different scope: deletion after twenty-four hours for guest use and within forty days for registered website accounts, API processing, and mobile applications.
Which formats and API job modes are listed?
The provider says the API accepts JPEG, PNG, TIFF, and RAW formats including NEF and CR2, and returns JPEG, PNG, or WEBP. It supports synchronous or asynchronous processing, with polling for job status and webhooks for batch jobs.
Does the documented scope fit your workflow?
Fits if you need the provider-described mix of image enhancement, generation, packshots, or API processing.
Probably not if Polish law governing the Terms affects your decision: Deep Image’s Terms state that Polish law governs, while consumers retain mandatory protections of their country of habitual residence.
Main risk… credit expiry and account conditions may not match your planned usage, so check the applicable plan and Terms before purchase.
Sources
Below are the public pages behind the facts above, together with the date each one was read.
- deep-image.aichecked
- deep-image.ai/about-apichecked
- deep-image.ai/app/packshot-generatorchecked
- deep-image.ai/terms-and-conditions.htmlchecked
- deep-image.ai/app/planschecked
- faq.deep-image.aichecked
Notes on the making of this review
Editorial team of Profile Workshop. Profile Workshop compiled this page from the public sources above as they stood on 2026-10-30. We did not test the service ourselves. We revise the text whenever those sources are updated.
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