FreeUpscaler vs PixExtender

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FreeUpscaler compared with PixExtender
Detail	FreeUpscaler	PixExtender
What it does	Upscale video to 4K on your own GPU for free, or use cloud AI models	AI Image Extender - Expand Images to Any Size
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Pricing model	Freemium	Freemium
Pricing	Local methods: free and unlimited. Cloud AI: 3 free credits on sign-up; credit packs from $5 (150 credits plus 20% bonus on first top-up); AI Restore ≈95 credits, Video Enhance ≈12 credits, Topaz Proteus ≈68 credits, Topaz Starlight ≈68 credits. Video prices are per 10-second 720p clip enlarged 2×.	Free credits on signup. Monthly subscriptions: Basic $8.3/month (2400 Credits, up to 1200 images, max 2000x2000), Creator $20.8/month (6600 Credits, up to 3300 images, max 3000x3000), Master $41.6/month (14400 Credits, up to 7200 images, max 4096x4096). Yearly plans: Basic $99/year, Creator $249/yea
Key features	Upscale video 2×, 3× or 4× without upload Runs entirely in browser on local GPU Supports H.264, VP9, AV1 codecs Results stored 30 days for cloud runs Hardware-accelerated H.264 or VP9 encoding Works offline for local methods Precision and generative AI model options	Seamless image expansion with AI-generated matching backgrounds Expand images up to 4096x4096 pixels without quality loss Batch process up to 20 images at once with consistent results Platform presets for Instagram, Pinterest, YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter Custom aspect ratio and dimension selection Support for JPG, PNG, and WEBP formats Original image content stays pixel-for-pixel untouched Content-aware outpainting preserves subject position Export ready-to-use files in exact dimensions
What makes it different	Free local upscaling with no upload, watermark or limits Runs entirely in browser using WebGPU—nothing leaves your device Pay-per-run cloud models with no subscription required Real 4K output at 3840×2160 resolution	Seamless, natural results that look like original photos without visible seams or stretched pixels Batch processing of up to 20 images with one-click consistency No design skills or complex tools required Free credits for new users to start immediately Designed for multiple use cases: creators, e-commerce, photographers, and everyday fixes
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Community votes	0	0
DR (Domain Rating by Ahrefs)	10 −1 (down) since last check	24 −1 (down) since last check
Trust Flow (Majestic)	5	5
Citation Flow (Majestic)	21	26
Referring domains (Majestic)	19	97

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