Fast upscale
by Chrono Edit
A cheap way to clean up an image, when Topaz is more than you need.
What it is
Its description is exactly three words long: "upscales and cleans up the image". That is the honest size of it, and the reason it is here is the price.
Two steps, 480p and 720p, at a few cents an image. When the job is a thumbnail that needs to stop looking soft, this is the one that does not cost more than the picture is worth.
For a delivery that has to hold up at print size, Topaz is the one to use instead.
What it is good at
A few cents an image, so cleaning up a batch is not a decision you have to think about first.
Pick a size and run it. There is nothing here to tune and nothing to get wrong.
A short menu is faster to decide than a long one. When you need more than these two steps, that is the signal to reach for Topaz.
Where it struggles
- No published list of limitations, so none is invented here.
- Two steps only, and neither is large. For anything that has to hold up at print size, use Topaz.
- It has a LoRA field, but it draws on its own gallery rather than on a style you trained. Your own LoRA does not apply here.
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
When should I use Topaz instead?
When the result has to hold up large. This one is built for cheap and quick; Topaz goes much further and costs accordingly.
Can I use my own LoRA with it?
No. It has a LoRA field, but it uses its own gallery rather than a style you trained yourself.
How much bigger does it get?
Two steps, 480p and 720p. That is enough to stop a soft thumbnail looking soft, and not enough for a print delivery.
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