Bloom
Bloom was discontinued on October 13, 2026, and its creative upscaling features have moved to Topaz for Web. Existing Bloom users can continue using these features through Topaz for Web with their current Topaz Labs account and subscription.
ℹ️ General Information
Q: What happened to Bloom?
A: Bloom has been discontinued and integrated into Topaz for Web. Its features are now available through Topaz for Web.
Q: When did Bloom close?
A: Bloom officially closed on October 13, 2026. You can continue using its creative upscaling features through Topaz for Web.
Q: What happens if I try to access the old Bloom app?
A: Bloom redirects to Topaz for Web and the Bloom FAQ you are on now.
Q: How can I learn to use Topaz Image Web?
A: You can find guides, tutorials, and information about the available tools and workflows in our Topaz for Web documentation.
👤 Subscriptions & Account Access
Q: What happens to my Bloom subscription?
A: Your existing plan is retained, and you now have Pro Image access in Topaz for Web. This includes unlimited processing up to 256 MP and the ability to process up to 8 images at once.
Q: Do I need to create a new account?
A: No. You can continue using your existing Topaz Labs account to access Topaz for Web.
🖼️ Images & Files
Q: What happened to my existing Bloom images?
A: Your files have been transferred to the My Files page in Topaz for Web, where you can access them using your existing account.
⚙️ Features & Workflows
Q: Where can I find Bloom's creative upscaling features?
A: Bloom's creative upscaling features are now available through the Bloom 2 and Creative Upscale workflows in Topaz for Web.
Q: Can I still use prompting and generate multiple outputs?
A: Yes! Upload a single image using the Bloom 2 or Creative Upscale workflow to access:
- Prompting: Describe what you want to see in the final image.
- Multiple Outputs: Generate several variations and choose your preferred result.
Q: Can I use these creative controls when batch processing?
A: No. Prompting and Multiple Outputs are available for single-image processing only. When processing multiple images in a batch, standard workflow settings are used.