StarryFrame helps photographers, artists, sellers, and developers turn soft or undersized images into larger print-ready files while keeping detail natural enough for real-world output.
5 free upscales on signup Natural-looking defaults Dashboard and API Credits that do not expire
Built for image workflows that end up as
Drag the slider to compare the original with the upscaled result.
StarryFrame now makes both entry points obvious: a fast dashboard for self-serve jobs and an API path for repeatable automation.
Dashboard
Upload an image, review the result, and buy a small credit pack only when the output is worth it.
API
Use the same engine through the API when upscaling needs to live inside your product, internal tool, or repeatable workflow.
Use the dashboard to test whether an image can hold up at print size, then automate the same workflow once you trust the result.
Upscale usable but undersized images with conservative defaults so A4 and poster output stays believable instead of overprocessed.
Get from upload to result in minutes so a seller can decide quickly whether an image is good enough to publish or needs to be replaced.
Keep the same upscaling engine available to non-technical users in the dashboard and technical users through the API.
The best results come from clean source files that need more pixels, not from images that are already heavily damaged or aggressively sharpened.
Send one image through the dashboard or wire the same request into your API flow.
StarryFrame reconstructs detail, increases usable resolution, and keeps the workflow simple enough to test quickly.
Download the result, compare it against your source, then decide whether to keep using the dashboard or scale through the API.
Buy credits once, use them in the dashboard or API, and keep the first purchase simple while you validate the workflow.
The quickest path is a small paid test, not a long pricing evaluation. Start with the entry pack, then move up only if the results are working for your use case.
Start with Sample: 10 credits for EUR 1.45 with code EARLYBIRD.
These pages now support both intent paths: people who want better images quickly and teams evaluating an API workflow.
Read the focused guide and see where StarryFrame fits into that workflow.
Read the focused guide and see where StarryFrame fits into that workflow.
Read the focused guide and see where StarryFrame fits into that workflow.
Read the focused guide and see where StarryFrame fits into that workflow.
Read the focused guide and see where StarryFrame fits into that workflow.
Read the focused guide and see where StarryFrame fits into that workflow.
Read the focused guide and see where StarryFrame fits into that workflow.
Read the focused guide and see where StarryFrame fits into that workflow.
Short answers for people deciding whether to try the dashboard first or move straight into API evaluation.
Not when you keep the settings conservative. Start at 2x with sharpening at 0, then only add cleanup or sharpness if the print proof still looks too soft.
Topaz is a strong desktop workflow. StarryFrame is a better fit when you want a browser-based test path, shared team access, and the option to move into a credit-based API without changing tools. See the comparison page.
Then you stop. New accounts start with 5 free upscales, so the risk is low, and the first paid pack is intentionally small for real-world testing before a bigger rollout.
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