Topaz AI Gigapixel

Gigapixel enlarges almost any image while rebuilding detail instead of stretching pixels thin. Nine enhancement models cover weddings, fine art, space, and field shots, and Auto Mode picks a sensible one for you. The point is that the bigger file keeps the sharpness the original had, so a crop holds up on paper.

Bloom is the model built for images made with AI. It creatively upscales them while adding realistic grain and texture, targeting the too-smooth, plastic look that creeps into generated art. The company also added a Realism model that turns artificial faces back toward something closer to a real photograph.

Every job can render on your own hardware, which keeps files private and suits confidential or proprietary work. Cloud rendering runs the same models on Topaz Labs servers for speed, and image cloud rendering is unlimited on an active plan. That matters when your GPU, not your patience, is the bottleneck.

Gigapixel includes face recovery, which rebuilds soft or damaged faces pulled from old or low-res photos. Paired with the restoration models, it can clean up grain and bring archival images back to something worth printing. It handles the whole photo, not just the face.

Gigapixel runs as a standalone app or as a plugin inside common editing programs, so you can upscale without breaking your existing process. That keeps the upscale step next to the retouching step, rather than in a separate trip through another tool.

Auto Mode analyzes each image and applies settings by itself, which is handy when you're working through a folder. Batch processing lets you load many images, render them in a row, and cull the results later. It turns a chore into a coffee break.

Gigapixel Pro is the studio tier. It upscales up to 6x and outputs up to 32,000 pixels wide, adds 10+ models, and supports CMYK, RAW, and custom ICC profiles. It ships with a commercial license and seat management, so several team members can upscale at once.