AI Video Upscaler

The finishing bench for video: resolution raised, frames consistent, originals kept.

Finish the cut you are actually publishing — upscaling is priced by the seconds you keep.

Priced by duration and target resolution, shown before you confirm. Failed jobs refund automatically.

The last bench in the sieve-table studio: video upscaling takes a finished clip and rebuilds it at higher resolution, frame by frame, keeping detail consistent across the cut so faces do not shimmer and fabrics do not crawl. At 101 credits base it is priced like what it is — a finishing process for clips that have already earned an audience, not a step in drafting.

As with the still upscaler, honesty applies: the bench reconstructs plausible detail consistently; it does not recover footage that was never there. Feed it your best export, choose the resolution your destination actually shows, and it returns a clip that survives a big screen.

How it works here

Step 1

Lock the cut

Edit first, upscale last. Any change after upscaling means paying to upscale again.

Step 2

Choose the target

1080p for most destinations; higher only where the screen justifies the credits.

Step 3

Rebuild and review in motion

Watch the full clip, not a frame — consistency across frames is the whole product.

Where it earns its keep

Heroes

The profile or page-header loop

Your best three seconds, rebuilt to hold a full-width slot.

Compilations

Matching mixed sources

Bring older, smaller clips up to the resolution of a new set so a compilation cuts cleanly.

Delivery

Client-grade files

When a clip leaves the studio, it leaves at delivery resolution.

Example briefs

The header loop

A three-second turn, upscaled to 1080p for a page header: face steady, background calm, no shimmer.

The matched set

Four clips from different weeks brought to one resolution so the series grid plays evenly.

Settings that matter

SourceYour best export of the final cut — not a draft
TargetBy destination screen; priced by resolution and length
CostFrom 101 credits at current pricing, exact cost shown before you confirm
ConsistencyFrame-consistent reconstruction — review in motion, not in stills

Failure modes & fixes

  • Shimmer on faces. Very low-resolution sources give the tracker little to hold. Fix: upscale from the best source you have, modest target
  • Paying twice. Upscaling before the edit is locked. Fix: finishing is last, always
  • Over-targeting. 4K for a phone feed. Fix: match the real destination
  • Texture crawl. Busy fabrics at big jumps in size. Fix: smaller jumps, or accept as atmosphere in dark scenes

FAQ

How is it priced?

From 101 credits, scaled by duration and target resolution, with the exact figure shown before you confirm. Failed jobs refund automatically.

When should I upscale?

After everything else. It is the final step of a finished clip.

Will it fix a bad clip?

It raises resolution and consistency; it cannot repair broken motion or a melted face. Fix the clip first.

Are originals kept?

Yes — the upscaled clip is a new piece beside your original.

What targets are available?

Up to 1080p by default at current platform settings, with higher targets where the source supports them.

One account, every tool in the chain

Drafts, edits, animation and finishing share one credit balance and one private library. Start with the piece you need today.

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