AI image upscaler for enlarging photos and artwork online
AI rendering workspace for architects that works from a sketch, model view or photo
Stage
Not given
Startup
Founded
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2026
Based in
HK
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Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Free: 50 credits per month. Premium: $9.90/month with 500 credits per month. Business: $19.90/month with unlimited credits. All plans allow commercial use. Paid plans include batch processing of up to 8 images and 4K enhancement.
5 free renders with no card required. Paid plans: Essential $19/month for 40 credits, Premium $29/month for 100 credits, Pro $79/month for 300 credits. One-time credit pack: $99 once for 300 credits that never expire. Annual billing available at discount: $190/year, $290/year, $790/year respectively
Key features
Batch processing of up to 8 images on paid plans
Comparison slider to preview results before downloading
Support for JPG, PNG, WebP, and AVIF formats
4K enhancement on paid plans
Automatic deletion of images within 24 hours
Commercial use allowed on all plans
Edit capability before downloading results
No ads on paid plans
Works with photos, artwork, and scanned pictures
Upload sketches, model views or site photos to start rendering
Select specific areas with brush, lasso or polygon to edit
Attach reference images to communicate materials and style
Keep all versions and compare directions in one project
Create review links with expiry and comment collection
Upscale images 2× for presentations
Generate short videos from still images
Export comparison boards and image bundles
No plugin installation or GPU required
Works with exported views from SketchUp, Revit, Rhino, Archicad and Blender
What makes it different
AI generates realistic detail rather than just stretching pixels
Batch processing saves time for users with multiple images
Works for both personal and commercial projects
No plugin or GPU needed – works entirely in the browser from image uploads
Keep every version as you iterate – all results stored together for comparison
Works from sketches, model views and photos – not native CAD or BIM files