Upscale Your Video
Upload a clip, choose an output resolution and compare the enhanced video with your original before saving it.
How to use it
Upload the original clip, choose a generated video from your library, or paste a direct video link.
1. Choose a video
Use the least compressed copy. If the clip mixes live action and animation, trim a representative section before uploading.
2. Processing options
Choose a resolution at least as high as the source and suited to delivery. Match the enhancement mode to the footage and set the frame-rate cap separately.
3. Your result
Compare at the final display size. Pause on text and faces, then play moving edges at normal speed to check for flicker before downloading.
Core features
Output resolution
Choose 720p, 1080p, 2K or 4K where the original resolution allows. Match the size to your delivery format.
Enhancement mode
Pick a mode for live action, animation, faces or fine details. Set the frame-rate cap separately.
Where to use it
Prepare a product clip for a larger screen
If an older product demo looks soft on a shop display, try an export at the display resolution. Pause on labels and logos, then play the camera move to check for shimmer.
Reuse an animation in a new edit
Try the animation mode on a short export. Check thin outlines during movement before replacing the original clip.
Frequently asked questions
Use MP4 or MOV. Local uploads allow up to 200 MB. Direct HTTPS links allow up to 24 MB. Source duration: ≤ 60 s.
Start with your delivery size. For a 1080p timeline, compare the 1080p result first. Choose a larger output when your delivery or crop calls for it.
Upscaling can make a clip easier to view at a larger size. Compare the original and result at the same display size, especially faces, small lettering and moving edges, before downloading the version you want to use.
The enhancer does not downscale. Choose an output at least as large as the source or resize the source in your editor first.
A cap is an upper limit. It does not request a fixed output frame rate. Check the downloaded clip before matching it to your timeline.
Start with the animation mode. Check line art during fast motion and inspect flat colors for noise or halos.
Select a source and wait for its metadata to load. Check the estimate again after changing settings, before you submit.
Use a public, direct HTTPS link to an MP4 or MOV file. If it opens a viewing page, asks for login or has expired, upload the file instead.
