Question: I'm looking for a flexible and affordable solution to batch process images, do you know of any?

Topaz Labs sells a suite of professional-grade photo and video editing software that uses deep learning to improve imagery. Its products, including Photo AI 3 and Gigapixel 7, can process in batches and perform tasks like sharpening, upsizing and de-noising. The software runs on Macs and Windows machines, works locally, and comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee. It also can be integrated with other software like Lightroom and Photoshop.

Another good option is PhotoKit, an AI-powered online photo editor that offers a lot of tools for editing and processing photos. It can process in batches and handle a variety of file formats, including RAW. PhotoKit is available on modern browsers on Android, iOS, Mac and Windows without any downloads. It protects privacy by not storing images or data on its servers, which makes it good for both casual and serious image editing.

If you prefer a desktop application, Snapclear is another good option. It runs on Windows, Linux and macOS and offers AI-based image processing, including background removal and upscaling. Snapclear offers flexible pricing options, including a free tier, so it's good for personal and professional use. It works offline, which protects privacy and means it's good for people who need to process images without sending data to the cloud.