Topaz Gigapixel AI

The Image plan covers browser enhancement

The Image plan provides cloud image enhancement and upscaling in a browser. Topaz lists unblurring, sharpening, denoising, and photo restoration among its workflows. The plan also includes Topaz for Mobile - Image.

Topaz states that no app download is needed for the browser service. It also says cloud rendering works regardless of hardware.

For a buyer, the key distinction is the named workflow: these details describe the browser Image plan.

Gigapixel also has an API route

Topaz describes an API route for image and video enhancement through its Photo, Video, and Gigapixel APIs. Its API can be integrated into an application, website, or workflow, and the API page describes a REST interface for Photo and Gigapixel models.

For the Enhance endpoint, the API page says one credit processes a single request at up to 24-megapixel output size. The API page lists larger output sizes as requiring multiple credits, with 512-megapixel output listed at 16 credits.

This route is relevant when image enhancement needs to sit inside another product or workflow, rather than being treated as a standalone app purchase. The provider also describes custom Docker container deployments for high-security or high-volume projects.

Web, Studio, and API bills differ

The published prices cover separate browser, Studio, and API offers, so they should not be read as one Gigapixel price.

• Topaz’s homepage lists the Web Image plan at $12 per month, alongside a higher displayed price of $19 (homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
• The Image plan page lists $12 per month, with $19 also shown (Image page, checked 2026-10-31).
• Topaz Studio is listed at $399 per year when billed annually; its monthly plan is $69 per month and can be canceled anytime (pricing page, checked 2026-10-31).
• Topaz Studio Pro costs $799 per year when billed annually (pricing page, checked 2026-10-31).
• The Developer API plan costs $50 per month and includes 500 monthly credits at $0.10 per credit (API page, checked 2026-10-31).
• The Scale API plan costs $240 per month and includes 3,000 monthly credits at $0.08 per credit (API page, checked 2026-10-31).

The API page says the Developer plan includes credit carryover and support availability. Topaz’s separate Web Video plan includes 200 monthly cloud video credits that expire at month-end and do not roll over; those are video credits, not a Gigapixel image allowance.

Check the Gigapixel terms before relying on it

Before choosing an image tool, ask the provider which edition and plan cover the workflow you intend to use. Ask which input and output formats it accepts and what image dimensions or output limits apply.

Clarify how image processing works, where files are handled, and what privacy and data-retention terms govern them. Ask whether a trial is offered, what conditions apply, and which devices or system requirements the relevant edition needs.

These questions separate a product’s named inclusion in a bundle from the specific terms attached to the license a buyer would purchase.

The documented scope spans browser and API

• The browser Image plan lists enhancement workflows including unblurring, sharpening, denoising, and photo restoration.
• Topaz names Gigapixel among the apps included in Topaz Studio.
• The API can be integrated into an application, website, or workflow, and its REST interface includes Topaz Photo and Gigapixel models.
• Topaz Studio for Enterprise includes access to every app it offers, floating licenses, and offline authentication, according to the enterprise page.
• The enterprise page also describes custom Docker container deployments for high-security or high-volume projects.

Commercial-use and output limits narrow scope

The vendor’s homepage, Image page, pricing page, API page, and Web Video listing document limits across separate offers; each detail applies to its named plan.

• Topaz’s homepage gives the Web Image plan a 32 MP export limit, while its Image page also lists a 32 MP export limit and a concurrency limit of 2 (checked 2026-10-31).
• The homepage limits Web Image commercial use to personal use and organizations under $1 million USD annual revenue; the Image page permits personal and commercial use for organizations under $1 million in annual revenue (both pages checked 2026-10-31).
• The pricing page describes Studio’s limited commercial use for organizations under $1 million in annual revenue, while Studio Pro includes full commercial use (checked 2026-10-31).
• The API page says one credit covers an Enhance request up to 24-megapixel output; output above that requires multiple credits, and 512-megapixel output is listed at 16 credits (checked 2026-10-31).
• Topaz’s homepage says Web Video credits expire at month-end and do not roll over; these are video credits, not a Gigapixel image allowance (checked 2026-10-31).

Gigapixel-specific terms remain the key item to check under What we could not confirm.

Fit depends on the license and workflow

This scope fits a buyer comparing browser-based enhancement, a bundle that names Gigapixel, or API integration. The offers are distinct: browser Image details describe a cloud workflow, Studio is a bundle, and the API is described as an integration route.

The commercial-use wording also differs between the Web Image pages, and Studio and Studio Pro have separate license descriptions. Before choosing, match the intended workflow to the specific plan and license rather than transferring one offer’s terms to another.

Compare image plans by output terms

When comparing image tools, check supported input and output formats, size limits, processing workflow, licensing, privacy terms, trial access, and whether API integration is needed. These criteria help distinguish a browser service from a bundled app or an integration route without assuming their terms are interchangeable.

Questions about Gigapixel and Topaz plans

Does Topaz Studio include Gigapixel?

Yes. Topaz’s homepage names Topaz Gigapixel among the apps included in Topaz Studio, alongside Topaz Video, Topaz Photo, Topaz for Mobile, and Topaz for Web.

What does the browser Image workflow list?

The Topaz for Web page says Topaz for Web - Image provides cloud image enhancement and upscaling in a browser.

What export and concurrency limits does Image list?

Topaz’s Image page lists a 32 MP image export limit and a concurrency limit of 2. Its homepage also gives Web Image a 32 MP export limit. These limits belong to the browser offer; they do not establish Gigapixel’s own output ceiling.

How do Studio and Studio Pro describe commercial use?

Topaz’s pricing page describes Studio as including limited commercial use for personal and commercial use by organizations under $1 million in annual revenue; Studio costs $399 per year when billed annually. Studio Pro is described as including full commercial use and costs $799 per year when billed annually.

How does the API count Enhance requests?

Topaz’s API page says one credit processes a single Enhance request at up to 24-megapixel output size. Larger output sizes require multiple credits; the page lists 512-megapixel output at 16 credits. These are API metering details, not terms for an individual Gigapixel app license.

Proceed only when the product terms match

Fits if the intended purchase is being assessed as a browser workflow, a Studio bundle that names Gigapixel, or an API integration.

Probably not if the decision requires confirmed Gigapixel-specific limits or standalone terms; the documented browser, bundle, and API details do not establish those terms.

Main risk… treating an adjacent plan’s limits or license wording as if it applied to Gigapixel itself. Check the precise license and workflow before purchase.

Sources

Below are the public pages behind the facts above, together with the date each one was read.

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

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 2026-10-31. We did not test the service ourselves. We revise the text whenever those sources are updated.

Last updated: 2026-10-31

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