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Video quality enhanced for broadcasters.

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What is Pixop?

Video quality enhanced for broadcasters.

Who is Pixop best for?

Pixop is best for broadcasters and archive owners who upscale video to 4K and HDR without running their own GPUs.

  • Archive remastering

    It upscales SD to HD and HD to 4K, deinterlaces old tape and cleans up compression damage across whole libraries.

  • Live broadcast upgrades

    Pixop Prime runs before your encoder with about 600 ms of delay, lifting a live HD feed to 4K HDR.

  • Media teams with an asset system

    Pixop FILE takes jobs through a REST API or its Mimir integration and returns finished files to S3.

  • HDR delivery

    It converts SDR to HDR10 or HLG and BT.709 colour to BT.2020 for modern streaming and broadcast formats.

How much does Pixop cost?

Pixop has no free plan or subscription: it charges per output gigapixel for each filter, such as $0.079 for Super Resolution or $0.486 for Deep Restoration 2, paid from prepaid credits of at least $10.

Pixop Super Resolution$0.079Per output gigapixel
  • Upscales SD or HD video to UHD
  • Up to 62% volume discount on large jobs
Pixop Deinterlacer$0.114Per output gigapixel
  • Turns interlaced sources into progressive video
  • Up to 10% volume discount on large jobs
Pixop InfiniteHDR$0.217Per output gigapixel
  • Converts SDR video to HDR
  • Up to 58% volume discount on large jobs
Pixop Deep Restoration 2$0.486Per output gigapixel
  • Cleans up compression artifacts and noise in older footage
  • Up to 58% volume discount on large jobs

A gigapixel is width times height times frames divided by one billion, counted for each filter and encoder with a minimum of 1; Pixop's own example, a 60-second 4K clip at 25 fps, is 12 gigapixels. Encoding adds $0.007 to $0.136 per gigapixel, storage costs $0.023 per GB a month and downloads $0.09 per GB. Processing credits are prepaid from $10, volume discounts grow with job size up to 1,000 gigapixels, and prices exclude VAT. Teams can instead pay through AWS Marketplace at $0.001 per Pixop credit. Pixop Prime, the licensed version for live broadcast, is priced on request. Full pricing on docs.pixop.com. We checked these prices on .

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Questions about Pixop

What is Pixop?

Video quality enhanced for broadcasters.

Who is Pixop for?

Pixop is best for broadcasters and archive owners who upscale video to 4K and HDR without running their own GPUs.

Is Pixop free?

No. Pixop has no free plan: you must add billing within 14 days of signing up, and you cannot upload, process or download video until you do. Processing credits are prepaid from $10, and failed jobs are not charged.

How does Pixop work out the cost of a job?

Pixop counts output gigapixels for each filter and encoder: width times height times frames, divided by one billion, with a minimum of 1. By Pixop's own example a 60-second 4K clip at 25 fps is 12 gigapixels, so Super Resolution alone costs about $0.95 before encoding.

What are the best Pixop alternatives?

The closest alternatives on Recaply are Topaz Video.

Where can I try Pixop?

On its official website, pixop.com.