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BatchPhoto vs Topaz Gigapixel

BatchPhoto

7.1#6 in photo resizing software$29.95 one-time
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FactBatchPhotoTopaz Gigapixel
Batch processingThe application processes thousands of images in one operation and can use multicore CPUs.Batch size is limited by the computer's available resources, with large batches needing more GPU memory and processing power.
IntegrationsImages can be sent to FTP or SFTP, emailed, and launched from the Windows Explorer context menu.Official plugins are provided for Lightroom Classic and Photoshop; Capture One, Affinity and Apple Photos are not supported plugins.
PurposeBatchPhoto automates repeatable photo tasks such as resizing, converting, cropping, watermarking, date stamping, and renaming.Topaz Gigapixel is a desktop application that enlarges images and photos while aiming to preserve detail and quality.
Rating on Apple App StoreNo aggregate rating displayed; Apple says the app has insufficient ratings or reviews for an overview.4.6 out of 5 from 2,100 ratings

BatchPhoto plans

  • BatchPhoto Home$29.95, paid once
  • BatchPhoto Pro Mac App Store$29.99, paid once
  • BatchPhoto Pro$49.95, paid once
  • BatchPhoto Enterprise$129.95, paid once

Topaz Gigapixel plans

  • Personal$29 a month
  • Pro$54 a month
  • Personal$12 a year
  • Personal annual paid monthly$19 a month
  • Personal monthly$29 a month
  • Pro annual paid monthly$54 a month

Pick BatchPhoto if…

BatchPhoto suits people who repeat photo-editing tasks across large image sets. Home is for home and non-commercial work; Pro is for company use or professional features, and Enterprise adds folder monitoring and scripts.

Pick Topaz Gigapixel if…

It suits photographers, artists, designers, illustrators, and creative teams needing AI enlargement, batch processing, or plugin and API workflows. Users requiring Linux support or fully offline activation should note the stated platform and internet requirements.

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