AI Photo EnhancerAI Photo Enhancer

One plan, every revival.

Your credits refresh each month and work on every treatment — repairs, colorizing, upscaling, even setting a photo in motion. The first few are free.

Starter

For the occasional shoebox find

$15/month

  • 1,000 credits refreshed monthly
  • Roughly 250 Standard revivals
  • Every restoration and enhancement tool
  • Upscaling and living-photo clips

Pro

For steady family-archive work

$30/month

  • 2,500 credits refreshed monthly
  • About 625 Standard or 200 Pro passes
  • The best per-credit rate for steady work
  • Every restoration and enhancement tool

Studio

For whole collections and pros

$50/month

  • 5,000 credits refreshed monthly
  • Headroom for Max quality and video
  • Suited to whole-archive projects
  • Every restoration and enhancement tool

Still deciding? Revive one photo free — new accounts start with free credits.

Plan questions

How are credits spent?

Each pass costs credits by quality: 4 for Standard, 12 for Pro, 44 for Max. Clearing a background is 1 credit, print-scale upscaling begins at 3, and motion clips run 1 credit per second at Draft up to 30 at Cinematic. The meter refills with every billing month.

Do leftover credits carry into next month?

No — each cycle starts fresh, so match your plan to a typical month of reviving rather than banking credits.

What if I want to change or end my plan?

The billing portal handles all of it. Moving up happens on the spot: the price difference is charged right away and the extra credits appear right away. Moving down or cancelling waits until your paid period runs out.

Standard, Pro, Max — what's the difference?

Standard is the quick everyday pass, Pro spends more compute on fine detail for photos you'll keep, and Max is for enlargements, framing and anything headed to print.

Can I try it before paying?

Yes — signing up gives you 4 credits on the house, which covers one Standard run of any tool. No card needed.

Where do my photos live?

Everything you upload or revive sits in your library until you remove it — deleting a creation is always one click.