Bria
by Bria
Two utilities: make an image bigger, or take the background out of a clip.

What it is
Bria makes tools rather than a headline generator, and these two do one job each without a prompt.
The upscaler "upscales image resolution to improve sharpness and size while preserving the original content", at a flat price per image whatever the size goes in. That predictability is the reason to reach for it over a tool that charges by megapixel.
The video background remover is described as "fast, accurate background removal across talking heads, podcasts, product videos, commercials, and cinematic footage".
What it is good at
The upscaler costs the same per image regardless of what you put in, so a batch costs what you expect before you start it.
Removing a background from a clip is a different problem from doing it on a still, because the edge has to stay put while the subject moves.
Both take a file and give a file back. There is nothing to phrase and nothing to get wrong.
Where it struggles
- Bria publishes no list of limitations for these models, so none is invented here.
- Neither takes a prompt. If you want to change what is in the picture rather than its size or its background, an editing model is the one to use.
- The upscaler works on images and the remover on video. They are two tools, not two settings.
What we offer here
Straight from the catalogue, so this list never goes stale. The price is the provider’s published rate with our markup on top, and it is on the button before you run anything.
Questions
How much does the upscaler cost?
A flat amount per image, whatever the input size. The exact number is on the button before you run it.
Does the background remover work on any video?
Bria names talking heads, podcasts, product video, commercials and cinematic footage. It is priced per second of clip.
Can I upscale a video with this?
No. The upscaler here is for images. For clips there is a separate video upscaler, priced by the amount of video data rather than per file.
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