AI photo enhancement
Deep Image
Deep Image charges one credit for each standard image, regardless of how many enhancements are applied. The provider says free accounts receive credits, but generated packshots carry a watermark. For media buyers and ecommerce teams, the practical question is whether those terms match the intended editing or product-image workflow.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-30.
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- Deep Image
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- AI photo enhancement
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Enhancement and generation share one platform
The provider’s homepage and plans page describe the tools and credits below, checked 2026-10-30.
- Scope: enhancement, upscaling, background processing, avatars, and image generation (Deep Image homepage, checked 2026-10-30).
- Enlargement: up to four times the original size, according to the homepage (checked 2026-10-30).
- Batch processing: up to 50 images at once, according to the homepage (checked 2026-10-30).
- Free credits: 10 per account, according to the plans page (checked 2026-10-30).
Noise, lighting, and background tools
Deep Image describes enlargement, noise reduction, and color and lighting correction as separate image-improvement tools. Generative upscaling can add details suited to an image’s context, while noise reduction targets photos taken at high ISO settings or in low light.
The provider also lists background removal and AI-generated backgrounds, including backgrounds for ecommerce products. Color and lighting corrections are described as one-click adjustments. The app’s feature list also includes sharpening and automatic color adjustment.
Image generation accepts text prompts or existing images, according to the provider. For prompt-based editing, the provider says users can combine up to three photos. A separate business-photo tool turns a selfie into a professional profile photo for work-related uses.
API requests combine image operations
Deep Image presents its HTTP API for businesses, apps, marketplaces, and automated image processing. Developers can combine upscaling, denoising, deblurring, light and color correction, and background removal in one request.
The API accepts JPEG, PNG, TIFF, and RAW formats, including NEF and CR2; responses can be JPEG, PNG, or WEBP. Processing can run synchronously or asynchronously, with job-status polling and webhooks for batch jobs.
The provider advises keeping the API key on the customer’s server rather than in an app. It also states that customer images are not used to train AI models. These are provider statements; buyers should assess the key-handling and image-processing terms against their own workflow.
Credits, subscriptions, and packshot watermarks
For standard processing, the plans page lists one credit per image regardless of applied enhancements. The API page prices standard processing from $0.04 / €0.04 per image, with one credit covering standard enhancements in one request. Selected advanced generation models use more than one credit, according to the provider.
The plans page prices ChatGPT Image (Medium) generation at 2 credits per image and ChatGPT Image (High) at 5. For packshots, the provider lists PRO plans from $7.50, with subscription or pay-as-you-go credits. Free-account packshots carry a watermark.
For high-volume customers, the API page describes volume-based pricing, integration help, sample-image testing, and individual commercial terms. The plans page says Deep Image uses Stripe and accepts credit cards or PayPal.
Subscription credits do not accumulate across allocation periods and expire when the paid subscription ends. The terms distinguish these from separately purchased credit-package credits, which do not expire while the relevant account remains available. Subscriptions can be canceled or changed in the signed-in profile, and website subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled before renewal. Purchases, credit packages, and subscription payments are non-refundable except where required by law or expressly promised at purchase.
Check output and account conditions first
Before relying on the tools, ask the provider how output quality is assessed for the image types in your workflow. Clarify the allowed input and output dimensions, file sizes, and formats, including any limits that vary by tool.
Ask which features and credit allocations apply to each plan, and how free access works across editing and generation. For API use, clarify request limits, failure handling, availability commitments, and the service terms that apply to automated processing.
For images containing customer or business data, ask about retention controls and processing terms beyond the provider’s stated training position. Confirm what trial access includes and whether any conditions apply before committing to a paid plan.
Editing, packshots, and automation are covered
- The provider lists enhancement, backgrounds, image generation, avatars, and packshots across its platform.
- One API request can combine several image-processing operations, including upscaling and background removal.
- Asynchronous API processing includes job-status polling and webhooks for batch jobs.
- Packshot workflows include reusable custom presets and exact output dimensions and aspect ratios.
Credit expiry and commercial conditions remain
The plans page and Terms set different rules for subscription and purchased credits.
- Subscription credits expire when the paid subscription ends and do not accumulate across allocation periods.
- Pay-as-you-go credits do not expire, according to the plans page.
- Free-account packshots carry a watermark, according to the Packshot Generator page.
- Website subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled before renewal, according to the Terms.
- Purchases and subscription payments are non-refundable except where required by law or expressly promised at purchase, according to the Terms.
- The plans page says images are stored for 40 days; the Terms give different periods for guest use and registered or API processing.
The missing details are listed under What we could not confirm.
Compare image tools by output and access
When comparing image tools, check output quality against the images your workflow actually uses, then compare supported files and the pricing model. For automated work, assess how requests are submitted and tracked, and read the provider’s privacy and retention terms. These criteria help distinguish a suitable editing workflow from one that only appears similar on a feature list.
Packshot presets suit repeat product work
Deep Image’s Packshot Generator is aimed at creating product photos for online stores from uploaded product images. The provider says users can upload up to 50 photos at once and choose a preset or style reference.
For repeat catalog work, custom presets can be saved and output dimensions and aspect ratios set for reuse. The page lists size presets for Allegro, Amazon, eBay, Etsy, and Shopify. The provider says packshots can be used in stores, listings, and ads in line with its Terms & Conditions. Check each marketplace’s current image guidance before using generated product photos.
What we could not confirm
- Output quality: independent comparisons or performance measurements
- File limits: complete input and output size, resolution, and format restrictions
- Plan detail: full subscription prices, credit allocations, and feature access
- Trial scope: how free credits apply across tools and other access conditions
- API operation: request limits, uptime commitments, error handling, and service levels
- Privacy detail: retention controls and processing terms beyond stated claims
- Support performance: response-time commitments and escalation process
Questions about credits, files, and API use
How many credits does standard processing use?
Standard processing costs one credit per image, regardless of how many enhancements are applied. The provider says one credit covers standard enhancements in one API request as well. This is the stated standard-processing rule; generation models and packshot plans have separate terms.
How many credits do the listed generation options cost?
ChatGPT Image (Medium) generation costs 2 credits per image, while ChatGPT Image (High) costs 5, according to the plans page. These are the listed prices for those two options; the provider separately says selected advanced generation models use more than one credit.
Do free-account packshots include a watermark?
Yes. The provider states that generated packshots carry a watermark on free accounts. The plans page also lists PRO packshot plans from $7.50, with subscription or pay-as-you-go credits; check the relevant plan terms before choosing a paid option.
What happens to credits after cancellation?
The plans page says pay-as-you-go credits do not expire. The Terms say website subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled before the next renewal.
Which file formats does the API accept and return?
The API accepts JPEG, PNG, TIFF, and RAW formats, including NEF and CR2. It returns JPEG, PNG, or WEBP. The provider also describes synchronous and asynchronous processing, with status polling and webhooks for batch jobs.
How long are uploaded files and outputs retained?
The plans page says uploaded images are stored for 40 days and then deleted. The Terms say uploaded files and outputs are automatically deleted after 24 hours for guest use and within 40 days for registered website accounts, API processing, and mobile applications.
Conditional fit for editing and product imagery
Fits if image enhancement, packshots, or API processing match the workflow and its credit terms.
Probably not if the workflow requires unwatermarked free packshots or subscription credits retained after cancellation.
Main risk… credit expiry, renewal, and the stated refund conditions; check those terms alongside the listed unknowns before committing.
Sources
Sources of the facts above: public pages, each with the date it was checked.
- deep-image.ai/app/planschecked
- deep-image.ai/app/packshot-generatorchecked
- deep-image.aichecked
- faq.deep-image.aichecked
- deep-image.ai/about-apichecked
- deep-image.ai/terms-and-conditions.htmlchecked
How this page was prepared
Editorial team of Traffic Gazette. Everything here comes from the public sources above, checked on 2026-10-30; the text was written by Traffic Gazette. No hands-on trial of the service took place. When the sources are updated, so is this page.
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