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Clarity AI
Quick facts
- Pricing model
- Paid
- Minimum price
- Price not specified
- Free access
- No
- Platforms & integrations
- Web
- API
- ComfyUI Node
- Payment methods
- Visa
- Mastercard
- American Express
- JCB
- Apple Pay
- Google Pay
- Link
- Interface languages
- English
- Service status
- Online, checked
Developer and reliability
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- Developer
- Clarity AI
- Domain registered
- May 6, 2023
- The domain registration date is not the service's launch date.
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About the tool
Anyone working with genAI, 3D renders, or compressed client assets knows the drill: standard upscalers turn pixels into blurry mush, while heavy-handed neural tools morph human faces into waxy caricatures. Clarity AI takes a much smarter modular route, splitting upscaling into two separate jobs: strict fidelity when you need to preserve exact geometry, and generative synthesis when there is barely any detail left to salvage.
The platform gives creators fine-grained control across several dedicated engines:
- Crystal Upscaler: Built for zero hallucinations. It sharpens existing textures, fabric weaves, typographic elements, and logos without warping straight lines or plastic-coating human skin.
- Crystal Video: Brings that same temporal stability and high-fidelity sharpening to moving footage, keeping frame-to-frame flicker out of the picture.
- Clarity & Clarity Pro: Diffusion-driven engines that invent realistic micro-details for heavily degraded or tiny source graphics (down to 64 pixels). Sliders for creativity, resemblance, dynamic range, and fractality let you decide exactly how much the AI can improvise.
- Flux Integration: A dedicated module running the Flux architecture with support for custom LoRA weights to keep character features and artistic styles consistent.
While mainstream apps like Remini focus on automated, one-click mobile portrait fixes and platforms like Photolaria bundle standard scaling into broader studio toolkits, Clarity AI is tailored straight to technical production pipelines. You get an interactive before-and-after inspection slider, seamless pattern preservation for tiling textures, style transfer, text prompt guidance, and a native ComfyUI plugin that feeds cloud inference straight into your local node graphs.
A couple of practical gotchas: monthly subscription credits (1,200 on Starter, 4,000 on Pro, and 30,000 on Business) do not roll over to the next billing cycle. Also, developers calling the REST API need to pass assets via public direct URLs rather than raw file payloads.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Clarity AI
What is the difference between the Crystal and Clarity engines?
Crystal is built for absolute fidelity: it sharpens lines, cleans up typography, and preserves genuine skin and fabric textures without hallucinating anything new. Clarity and Clarity Pro are generative diffusion models that synthesize realistic micro-details from scratch, letting you dial up creativity and fractality when rescuing ultra-low-resolution files.
How can I integrate Clarity AI into external workflows?
You can work directly in the web UI, tap the usage-based REST API for automated pipelines, or drop tasks straight into your local node setups using the official ComfyUI plugin. For API jobs, your source files must be hosted at publicly accessible URLs.
What subscription plans and payment methods are supported?
Clarity AI offers three monthly tiers: Starter at $19/month (1,200 credits), Pro at $49/month (4,000 credits), and Business at $299/month (30,000 credits), alongside pay-as-you-go API access. Supported payment options include Visa, Mastercard, American Express, JCB, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Link. Monthly credits expire at renewal and do not roll over.
Does Clarity AI train its models on uploaded user data?
No. Clarity AI only routes your images and videos through GPU infrastructure to run the upscaling task. Your files are not used to train generative models, and you retain full commercial rights to all generated outputs.
How can I pay for Clarity AI?
Clarity AI payment methods: Visa, Mastercard, American Express, JCB, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Link.
What languages is the Clarity AI interface available in?
The Clarity AI interface is available in: English.
What platforms is Clarity AI available on?
Clarity AI is available on: Web, API, and ComfyUI Node.
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