Video Upscale
Enhance your video quality with AI upscaling. Upload a video or select from your existing videos.
Upscaled Video Result
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Result Time 5-10 min
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AI Video Upscaler
Rebuild lost detail—AI video upscaling to true 4K clarity
Video Upscale FAQ
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What is Video Upscale?
Video Upscale is an AI-powered tool that enhances the quality and resolution of your videos. It uses advanced machine learning algorithms to upscale videos while preserving and improving visual details.
How does Video Upscale work?
Our AI analyzes your video frame by frame, intelligently increasing resolution and enhancing details. The process improves video quality while maintaining the original content and style.
What video formats are supported?
We support most common video formats including MP4, MOV, AVI, MKV, WEBM, FLV, WMV, and MPEG. The maximum file size is 100MB.
How much does Video Upscale cost?
Video Upscale costs 5 credits per second of video. The total cost is calculated based on your video's duration, so a 10-second video would cost 50 credits.
How long does the upscaling process take?
Processing time typically ranges from 5-10 minutes depending on video length and complexity. You'll receive a notification when your upscaled video is ready.
Can I upscale videos from my account?
Yes! You can either upload a new video or select from videos you've previously created. All your videos are available for upscaling through our user-friendly interface.
Are there any length or resolution limits for videos I can upscale?
Yes, videos must be shorter than 40 seconds and have a maximum resolution of 4096 pixels per side.
What output resolutions are available for upscaled videos?
We offer several output resolution options, including up to 4K pixels and beyond, depending on your original video's quality and the chosen upscaling settings.