Magnific is Freepik's renamed creative platform, while the older magnific.ai upscaler stays open only for people who already subscribe.
Two sites, one company
The footer on the pricing page says Copyright 2010-2026, Freepik Company S.L.U. The same page's FAQ says Freepik is now Magnific: same team, rebuilt as a platform for images, video, audio, and 3D, plus a stock library they count as 250 million or more assets. This listing did not sign up, generate an image, or pay.
- magnific.com is where new accounts and new subscriptions go. The migration page says new registrations are only there.
- magnific.ai keeps upscaling, style transfer, relighting, and generation for people who already have an account. Their plan, billing cycle, and payment method stay as they are. Tokens left on magnific.ai are not moved by the launch of magnific.com.
- Pictures and videos made on magnific.ai stay in magnific.ai/legacy. The account page can export them as a ZIP.
- A Freepik login is now the magnific.com login. A magnific.ai subscription is a separate account and lasts until that plan expires. Canceling the old one is done from Billing, which sends you to Stripe.
- The migration page says magnific.ai started as a small tool set whose standout was precise upscaling, and was later acquired by Magnific, formerly Freepik. It does not print a date on the line that says new signups moved.
The number on the card is not one worldwide price
On October 23, 2026, the pricing page was opened twice. A browser session showed euros. A separate download of the same page showed Singapore dollars. Prices exclude VAT. The three individual plans have the same names in both.
- In the euro session, monthly billing is Premium at 15 euros a month with 20,000 credits, Premium+ at 34 euros with 45,000 credits, and Pro Starter at 83 euros. Pro Starter offers 112,500 credits a month with Nano Banana 2 at 2K, or 300,000 credits a month if Nano Banana Pro is included.
- Annual billing in that same session is billed once a year and shown as a monthly equivalent: Premium 5.25 euros, down from 15; Premium+ 25.50 euros, down from 34; Pro Starter 62.25 euros, down from 83. A banner says 50 percent off Premium annual and ends October 26. The other two cuts are smaller than half.
- Those annual cards include 240,000, 600,000, and either 1.5 million or 4 million credits for the year. The page says those credits last a year and do not reset each month. Twelve times the monthly Premium allowance is 240,000, the same as the annual card. Twelve times Premium+ is 540,000, and the annual card says 600,000. The Pro Starter annual piles are also larger than twelve times the monthly piles.
- The Singapore-dollar download, on the annual sale, showed 9, 40.50, and 99 dollars a month for the same three plans, down from 24, 54, and 132. That is a second currency, not a conversion of the euros.
- The page also says there is a 30-day refund guarantee and no cancellation fee. The plan cards say your data is not used to train their models.
Unlimited skips the Magnific upscaler line
- Premium+ is labeled unlimited generations, and it still lists a credit allowance. The comparison table still charges credits for many models.
- Under the heading Unlimited, Nano Banana 2 and Kling 2.5 are marked for the billing period. Nano Banana Pro sits in that same list without that mark. The site menu also badges Nano Banana Pro as Unlimited. Those are two different labels.
- Magnific One High is not in that unlimited list. The table prices it at 180 credits for a 2K image and 250 credits for a 4K image. Magnific Precision is 90 credits for a 2K image. Kling 4.0 at 1080p is 840 credits for 3 seconds. Those rates did not change when the billing tab changed. What changed was how many of them the credit pile can buy.
- Premium includes the Magnific image and video upscaler. Premium+ adds Topaz next to it. Both paid tiers list Magnific for ComfyUI, MCP, plugins, and API access that spends credits.
- The tools menu also lists a phone app and a desktop app, next to the website and the API.
The platform is magnific.com, the note about the old upscaler is on the same site, and support is [email protected]. The image on this page is the share picture from their pricing page, a swimmer under the line "Chase your ambition." It is their advertisement, not a picture this listing upscaled.