Magnific is known for its generative image upscaler. Its pricing page, titled “Magnific (formerly Freepik)”, now sells three individual plans that bundle upscalers, image, video and audio models, and stock assets: Premium, Premium+ and Pro Starter. In a Netherlands session on 29 Sep 2026 they showed EUR 12, 27 and 66 a month billed annually (EUR 16, 36 and 88 monthly), with credits issued as a yearly pool. If you only want to upscale the odd image, check whether the free options are enough before paying for a bundle.
Plans (euros as displayed)
| Plan | Annual billing, per month | Monthly billing | Credits a year | Extras listed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Premium | EUR 12 | EUR 16 | 240,000 | Magnific upscalers, commercial AI licence, 250M+ stock assets, API access |
| Premium+ | EUR 27 | EUR 36 | 600,000 | Unlimited generations on Nano Banana 2 (1K) and Kling 2.5, Topaz upscalers, music rights |
| Pro Starter | EUR 66 | EUR 88 | 1,500,000 | Adds 2K Nano Banana 2 generations; a 4,000,000-credit tier is also listed |
Credits are valid for one year with no monthly reset, and the page says top-ups can be bought at any time. The annual saving is 25 percent, as the page states.
Cost per credit and per clip, our arithmetic
Annual price times twelve, divided by the yearly credits:
| Plan | EUR per 1,000 credits | Seedance 2.5 720p, 4 s (1,760 credits) | Kling 2.5 720p, 5 s (140 credits) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Premium | 0.60 | 1.06 | 0.08 |
| Premium+ | 0.54 | 0.95 | Unlimited on this plan |
| Pro Starter | 0.53 | 0.93 | Unlimited on this plan |
Costs are approximate and use the annual euro prices.
Who it suits, who should skip
- Suits creators who want upscaling plus image and video models under one subscription and can use a large yearly credit pool.
- Skip the bundle if you need one thing: a pay-per-use upscaler avoids paying for stock and video credits you may not use.
- Compare generation-only tools such as Krea AI and FLUX.1.
What this page cannot tell you
How faithful or inventive the upscaling is, and how it compares with other upscalers, is not on a pricing page and we have not judged it. The “formerly Freepik” wording needs care: the company behind Freepik did not disappear, it changed its public name. Freepik announced on 28 April 2026 that it was rebranding as Magnific, one name for the stock library and for the Magnific upscaler it acquired in May 2024, per The Next Web’s report. The pricing page title and tab therefore read “Magnific (formerly Freepik)”. We could not confirm from the vendor whether the freepik.com domain remains in use, so no claim is made about it.
Method
Researched from Magnific’s pricing page, read 29 Sep 2026 in a browser session. Prices are euros as displayed (a US-side fetch of the page also returned euro figures, and the page says prices exclude VAT and local taxes; we found no dollar edition). Cost per credit and per clip are our arithmetic. Nothing here comes from using the product.