Topaz Photo
Topaz Photo is AI-powered photo editing software that sharpens, denoises, and upscales images for professionals and enthusiasts.
Cost / License
- Subscription
- Proprietary
Application types
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
Features
- Image Upscaling
- Denoise
- AI-Powered
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- ccier7u87wl2pvvz7o reviewed Topaz Photo
Horribly expensive subscription. Denoise works pretty well. Upscale works if image is good to start with. Sharpen is hit or miss. Super Focus was still in beta as of version 3.3.3 and didn't work well. I'm not going to pay the outrageous subscription price to find out if it's improved. They used to have a stand-alone model but did away with it.
- jaosn-wu-tl-e updated Topaz Photo
Topaz Photo information
Developed by
Topaz Labs Licensing
Proprietary and Commercial product.Pricing
Subscription ranging between $17 and $39 per month.Alternatives
9 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
What is Topaz Photo?
Topaz Photo is AI-powered image enhancement software that sharpens details, removes noise, restores focus, adjusts lighting, balances color, recovers facial features, and upscales images. The software features advanced tools trained on millions of photos and operates as a standalone application or plugin for Photoshop, Lightroom Classic, Capture One, and Apple Photos.
The platform offers private local rendering for confidential work and cloud rendering for faster processing. The Wonder model combines upscaling, sharpening, and denoising in one action, while the Standard MAX model provides precise restoration. Additional features include the Healing Brush, Dust and Scratch removal, Super Focus, and Preserve Text.
Topaz Photo supports processed and RAW image formats and is available on Mac and Windows.
Comments and Reviews
Horribly expensive subscription. Denoise works pretty well. Upscale works if image is good to start with. Sharpen is hit or miss. Super Focus was still in beta as of version 3.3.3 and didn't work well. I'm not going to pay the outrageous subscription price to find out if it's improved. They used to have a stand-alone model but did away with it.