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Browser-based upscaler that pushes photos and AI-generated art up to 16x with modes tuned for portraits and anime.
Monipix enlarges images entirely in the browser, offering 2x, 4x, 8x, and 16x scaling with separate handling for portraits, landscapes, and anime or AI-generated art. It accepts JPG, PNG, HEIC, and WebP files, batches up to ten images at once, and adds an optional clarity-enhancement pass for a few extra credits. A free account gets ten credits a month; paid plans start at $19.90 a month for 600 credits and scale up to a $69.90 tier with 3,600 credits. It also ships as a Canva app. The company behind it is not named on the site.
Starter is $19.90/month for 600 credits (about $16.58/month if billed yearly); Professional and Premium scale up to $69.90/month for 3,600 credits. Each 2x upscale costs 1 credit, 4x costs 2, and 8x/16x cost 4.
Use tool ↗Monipix covers the standard upscaling range (2x to 16x) with separate tuning for photos versus anime/AI art, which most single-mode upscalers skip. The credit system is granular enough to be predictable — a 16x pass costs 4 credits before you run it — but the free tier's ten monthly credits barely cover one or two large images a month.
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