“Yes. Krea offers a public REST API for image upscaling, which you can integrate directly into your own application.”
“Yes. Krea offers a public REST API for image upscaling, which you can integrate directly into your own application.”
“It supports Topaz-powered upscaling, with three enhancement modes.”
“You don't need a Krea Pro subscription; API usage is billed separately through a prepaid API balance.”
“Krea advertises output resolutions up to 22K.”
“Jobs exceeding concurrency limits are automatically queued rather than rejected.”
“Enterprise customers can request higher limits and dedicated capacity.”
“Enterprise plans can also include SLAs and priority request routing.”
“Bearer-token authentication.”
“JavaScript, Python, Go and cURL integration.”
“Asynchronous job processing.”
“Webhooks for completion notifications.”
“Image uploads up to 75 MB.”
“Krea mentions volume pricing discussions for high-volume workloads, particularly 100K+ images/month.”
“This is the important caveat: Krea does not publish a universal numeric API rate limit (such as 60 requests/minute or 10 concurrent jobs).”
“I would consider Krea a viable integration candidate, but I'd want written confirmation of API throughput before making it a critical dependency.”
“It supports Topaz-powered upscaling, with three enhancement modes.”