AI Video Upscaler increases the delivery resolution of existing footage while enhancing edges and textures across the sequence. Upload the strongest source available, choose a supported target tier, review the estimate, and create a sharper version without changing the edit.
The workflow processes visual detail as it enlarges the frames rather than treating the task as basic pixel stretching. This can improve perceived sharpness in edges and textures, although it cannot recreate source information that was never captured.
Try it nowSelect from the target resolution options currently shown in the workbench. Choosing for the actual screen, placement, or editing timeline helps avoid processing a larger output than the project requires.
Try it nowThe result keeps the source content, pacing, cuts, and motion, which makes video quality enhancement useful after the creative edit is already selected. Review fine details carefully before replacing any approved master.
Try it nowGenerate with Text to Video AI or Image to Video AI, choose the take that best matches the concept, and upscale only that result. This keeps early experimentation separate from final delivery preparation.
Try it nowPrepare the same clip for a higher-resolution output tier while preserving its sequence, framing, and overall creative content.
Process the video as a sequence so edges, textures, and fine visual information receive consistent enhancement rather than a simple pixel stretch.
Keep the source edit, pacing, cuts, and movement while improving delivery resolution, making the tool suitable for already approved sequences.
Create with Text to Video AI or Image to Video AI, choose the take worth keeping, then enhance that result for its destination.
Make older footage, screen demonstrations, and training material easier to reuse when the source resolution is below the intended presentation format.
Because the narrative content remains unchanged, you can review the enhanced output against the original and judge whether important details improved acceptably.
Prepare older, compressed, or modest-resolution clips for current publishing layouts while keeping the original edit and motion intact.
Test concepts with a generation model, keep the strongest take, and upscale only the footage selected for the final workflow.
Reuse authorized product, campaign, and event footage in placements that need more resolution than the available source provides.
Prepare older source material for modern edits, presentations, or digital collections while retaining an untouched original for historical reference.
Add the original export when possible, because a repeatedly compressed copy gives the enhancement process less reliable detail to work with.
Select the supported tier suited to the destination, then review the credit estimate shown before starting the task.
Download the completed video and compare faces, text, patterns, edges, and fast motion against the untouched source at the intended display size.
Trim the clip to the part you need first; billing and processing time follow the clip length.
Choose the tier that matches where the video will play instead of always picking the highest.
Start from the original export rather than a re-uploaded copy from social media.
Inspect faces, fine text, patterned surfaces, and fast movement in the result because upscaling cannot recover detail that was never captured.
Keep the original file and compare both versions at the intended display size before replacing an approved delivery asset.
An AI Video Upscaler creates a higher-resolution version of existing footage while enhancing visual information across frames. It differs from simple resizing because the process also works on perceived detail, but the result still depends heavily on the quality and compression of the source.
Upload the best available source clip, choose a supported target resolution in the workbench, and review the estimate before generating. When processing finishes, compare the result with the original and inspect detailed or fast-moving areas before using it in a final project.
The upload control shows the current input requirements for this workflow. Start with an original export rather than a social-media download when possible, and avoid unnecessary conversion before uploading because every additional compression pass can remove detail.
Pricing uses pay-as-you-go credits and depends on the clip and selected processing parameters. The current estimate appears beside the Generate button before submission, allowing you to compare the available target options without committing to a hidden fixed charge.
No. It can enhance clarity and create a higher-resolution output, but it cannot know every detail lost through blur, heavy compression, poor focus, or clipping. Treat reconstructed detail as an interpretation and review faces, text, logos, and fine patterns carefully.
Upscaling does not grant new rights to the footage. Commercial use depends on your ownership or license for the source and any applicable project terms. Keep the original, confirm your authorization, and review the enhanced result before publishing or delivering it.
Upload the strongest source you have, choose a suitable target tier, review the visible estimate, and create a higher-resolution result above.
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