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Neural upscaler for anime art and photos — up to 16x enlargement with noise cleanup, web to API
Bigjpg enlarges images with convolutional networks tuned separately for anime/illustration and photographs, reducing noise and artifacts while scaling up to 4x free or 16x on paid plans. The free tier allows 20 images a month at up to 3000x3000px and 5MB; paid packs are multi-month bundles — $6 for two months, $12 for six, $22 for twelve — that raise limits to 50MB uploads with offline (queued) processing and parallel jobs. It spans web, Windows, Mac, iOS and Android clients plus an API, with servers defaulting to mainland China and a US option.
Free: 20 images/month, 4x max, 5MB uploads. Paid bundles are time-boxed rather than monthly: $6 for 2 months (500 images/mo), $12 for 6 months (1,000/mo), $22 for 12 months (2,000/mo), all unlocking 16x enlargement and 50MB files.
Use tool ↗For anime and illustration upscaling it remains a reference tool, and the multi-month bundles are cheap — $22 covers a year. It shows its age against diffusion-based upscalers on photographic detail, and free-tier jobs require keeping the browser tab open.
Watch out: Prices are per multi-month bundle, not per month — $6 covers two months, and image quotas reset monthly within the bundle.
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