ImgUpscalerHow free usage and credits work
Understand the free daily allowance, paid output tiers, and one-time credit packs.
You can process 2 eligible images per day for free without signing in, with output up to 8 MP. Other tasks cost 1, 2 or 4 credits according to output pixels. Check the displayed estimate before starting. Downloads of a retained result are free.
Free processing
The daily allowance resets on the UTC calendar day. It is shared across associated sessions and network usage checks, so changing accounts or opening another tab does not necessarily create a new allowance. A task reserves one use while processing; a failed task releases that use for its original allowance day. See your remaining count in the workspace.
Output-based credits
The charge is based on output megapixels, not input file size or the multiplier alone. A 4× upscale multiplies total pixels by sixteen. For example, 800 × 600 at 4× is 7.68 MP: eligible for an available free use, otherwise 1 credit. 1200 × 800 at 4× is 15.36 MP and costs 2 credits.
One-time packs
Small Pack includes 50 credits for $4.90; Regular Pack includes 150 for $9.90. Prices are in USD. Credits last 12 months (365 days), with no subscription or automatic renewal. Google sign-in is required to purchase. The pricing page shows whether checkout is currently available.
Before processing
Review the estimated output and cost in the workspace. Credits are reserved when a task begins and finalized only after successful processing. A temporary lower available balance can therefore include a reservation. Check credit activity for reserved, completed and released amounts. Read failed jobs and credits if a task does not complete.
Example: how output megapixels affect credits
| Output image size | Credit tier |
|---|---|
| Up to 8 MP | 1 credit |
| Over 8–16 MP | 2 credits |
| Over 16–32 MP | 4 credits |
These tiers apply when using paid credits. Eligible outputs up to 8 MP can use your remaining daily free allowance. See free usage and credit rules.
Check your credit cost
Use your image dimensions to estimate output size and credits.