Adima Image Upscaler Pro

Adima Image Upscaler Pro enlarges, sharpens and enhances images, with batch processing and a desktop app for Windows; Android is also listed. The maker says the tool uses Real-ESRGAN to reconstruct image detail and can upscale images by as much as 16×, with output described as reaching 16K. Face Boost is intended to restore facial detail, eyes and skin texture in blurry portraits. Export formats include JPG, PNG, BMP, TIFF, WEBP and HDR, while video upscaling is not available. The free plan costs nothing and includes 20 free 4x upscales, GPU or CPU support, three high-quality filters, 16x upscale and batch upscale. Paid options include both one-time purchases and monthly billed packs. The Basic Pack is $7.99 per month and lists unlimited 4K upscales, three filters, 16x upscale and batch processing. The maker says processing happens locally and images are not uploaded, transmitted or stored on its servers. Its FAQ says enhanced images may be used commercially according to the product license.

Adima combines local image enhancement, batch processing and several output formats, with a free plan and paid packs. It does not handle video, and readers should note that the free version includes 20 credits.

The maker describes the Windows app for photographers, designers and creators needing image enhancement. It may suit users who want batch processing or face restoration, but it does not upscale video.

Adima Image Upscaler Pro is a Windows and Android app for enlarging and enhancing still images, aimed at photographers, designers, and creators. Its combination of local processing, batch tools, and portrait restoration is useful for image-focused work; the main caveats are no video support and pricing terms that need care.

Overview

Adima enlarges, sharpens, and enhances images up to 16×, with output described as reaching 16K. It is a focused still-image tool: anyone who needs to upscale video should choose another product. Batch processing makes it relevant for workflows involving multiple images, although the plans do not establish a batch size or confirm batch access at every tier.

The maker says processing happens locally and images are not uploaded, transmitted, or stored on its servers. That is a practical privacy advantage for sensitive photos. The privacy policy also says Adima may collect account, license, payment, technical, analytics, and advertising information, and names Paddle for payments, Google Analytics for website analytics, and Google AdMob for ads in supported apps.

Key features

Image enhancement and formats

Adima says it uses Real-ESRGAN to reconstruct image detail. Face Boost is intended to restore facial details, eyes, and skin texture in blurry portraits, giving portrait-heavy work a dedicated enhancement option. Exports include JPG, PNG, BMP, TIFF, WEBP, and HDR, a broad selection for different image workflows.

The maximum enlargement is 16×, but plan limits matter: the Free, Basic, and Boost plans specify 4× or 4K allowances in addition to 16× support, while the Turbo plan says unlimited upscales. Readers should match the plan's stated quota to their output needs rather than assume every upscale is unlimited.

Local processing and privacy

Local image processing can suit people who prefer to keep source images off a service's servers. Adima's policy describes HTTPS, restricted access controls, secure payment providers, trusted infrastructure providers, and regular security improvements. The policy's data collection categories still include account and technical information, as well as analytics and advertising data.

Commercial use

The pricing FAQ says images created or enhanced with Adima can be used commercially under the product license. That makes the app relevant to client and publishing work, though users should follow the license terms that govern that use.

Pricing

Adima offers a free tier and several paid packs. The pricing note says paid access starts at $7.99/mo, while pack entries use monthly price labels alongside one-time purchase billing terms. Those terms conflict, so buyers should confirm the charge type before purchasing.

• Free: free, billed $0.00. It includes 20 free 4× upscales, GPU and CPU support, three high-quality filters, 16× upscale, and batch upscale. At one credit per processed image, the 20-credit balance is a small trial of the workflow, not a recurring monthly allowance.
• Basic Pack: $4.99 / mo, with the entry also showing billed $7.99 / mo and a 37.5% saving. It includes unlimited 4K upscales, three high-quality filters, 16× upscale, and batch upscale. It suits frequent 4K work, but has fewer filters than Boost and does not promise unlimited upscales at all resolutions.
• Fun Pack: $14.99 a month, billed as a one-time purchase. It includes 300 images and six output formats. The fixed image count may suit a defined project, but it offers less volume than the unlimited packs.
• Boost Pack: $9.99 / mo, with the entry also showing billed $14.99 / mo and a 33.5% saving. It adds Ultra Face Enhancer and six high-quality filters to unlimited 4K upscales, 16× upscale, and batch upscale. Choose it over Basic when portrait restoration or the additional filters matter.
• Creator Pack: $29.99 a month, billed as a one-time purchase. It includes unlimited 4K upscales and six output formats. It is aimed at sustained 4K output; the stated benefits do not include the Ultra Face Enhancer.
• Turbo Pack: $19.99 / mo, with the entry also showing billed $34.99 / mo and a 42.9% saving. It includes unlimited upscales, one-click batch upscale, 4× and 16× options, Ultra Face Enhancer, and six high-quality filters. Its unlimited upscale allowance makes it the clearest fit for heavier work, at a higher listed price than Basic or Boost.
• Professional: $49.99 a month, billed as a one-time purchase; unlimited upscales and six output formats. It offers high volume, but the stated benefits do not describe how it differs from Enterprise.
• Enterprise: $99.99 a month, billed as a one-time purchase; unlimited upscales and six output formats. It is the highest-priced listed pack, with no additional stated allowance or feature over Professional.

Adima's plan details provide no seat counts, trial period, or renewal terms. The license permits commercial use of enhanced images.

Platforms

Adima is available on Windows and Android, and a desktop app is offered. The Windows app is the option explicitly described for photographers, designers, and creators; the listed platforms make it less suitable for people who need a web, macOS, or iOS version.

Who it's for

Adima is a good match for Windows or Android users who regularly enlarge still images, want local processing, and can use batch work or portrait enhancement. The free plan gives occasional users 20 credits to evaluate the workflow. Professionals with ongoing high-volume needs can consider the unlimited packs, while anyone whose work depends on video upscaling should look elsewhere.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Local processing keeps image files off Adima's servers according to the maker, which may suit sensitive work.
• Pros: Up to 16× enlargement, batch processing, and six listed export formats cover a broad still-image workflow.
• Pros: Face Boost targets facial detail in blurry portraits, and the product license allows commercial use.
• Cons: The free plan is capped at 20 credits, with one credit used per processed image.
• Cons: There is no video upscaling, limiting the app to still-image work.
• Cons: Paid pack entries mix monthly price labels with one-time purchase billing terms, making the actual charge schedule unclear.

Alternatives

Consider Cutout.Pro if you need broader platform coverage, including web, iOS, macOS, Linux, and API access; its listed subscription starts at $5 a month for 80 credits.

Bigjpg is another freemium option. Its free plan allows 20 pictures per month, with slow speed, a shared server, a 5MB upload limit, and up to 4× enlargement.

Choose Imglarger if web or macOS access matters; its free plan gives 100 credits per month, one image at a time, a 1024px maximum input side, and 2× scaling.

Upscal is worth considering for iOS or macOS users who want a free app with offline processing and core image and video enhancement.

Nero Lens is an alternative for Android and iOS users.

LetsEnhance may fit API workflows; its free plan offers 10 credits, with a 24-megapixel input limit, 50 MB input limit, and 8-megapixel output limit.

Upscale.media is another API option, with three free credits and three free downloads every month.

Ximilar Image Upscaler suits API or web users who want a larger stated free allowance: 1,000 API credits per month.

Browse AI Image Upscalers or Image Upscaling Software for more options.

Verdict

Adima Image Upscaler Pro is best for Windows and Android users who need local, batch-capable still-image enhancement, especially when 16× enlargement and portrait restoration are useful. Its strongest reason to choose it is the combination of local processing and broad image tools; the free tier is limited to 20 credits, video is out of scope, and the conflicting paid billing terms deserve resolution before a purchase. Choose another app if video support or a clearly stated payment schedule is essential.