AI Video Upscaler
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AI Video Upscaler

AI Video Upscaler

Enhance video quality online, free to try. Upload a soft or low-resolution clip and the AI rebuilds detail as it upscales it to 720p, 1080p, 2K or 4K - audio, framing and frame rate all kept.

A video upscaler increases the resolution of a clip and rebuilds the detail that was never captured, so the result looks sharper rather than simply bigger. Stretching a 480p video to 4K in an editor gives you soft, blocky frames; AI super-resolution predicts the missing pixels from what is around them and across neighbouring frames, so edges stay clean, faces keep their features and texture such as hair, fabric and foliage comes back. That makes it useful for old phone footage, heavily compressed downloads, screen recordings that went fuzzy after upload, and AI-generated clips that come out at a low base resolution. Upload once, pick a target, and the tool returns an MP4 you can publish, edit or project at the larger size.

At a glance

InputOne video (MP4, MOV or WebM)
Target resolutions720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
OutputMP4 at the selected resolution
AudioOriginal audio kept
FramingAspect ratio and frame rate match the source; the target sets the pixel count, not a fixed frame size
BillingPer second of video, higher targets cost more; 3-second minimum
PricingFree tier available

Real detail, not just a bigger frame

Super-resolution instead of stretching.

Rebuilt edges and texture

The model reconstructs fine detail - hair, fabric weave, leaves, text on signs - rather than interpolating soft pixels the way a normal resize does.

Cleans up compression

Blocky artefacts and mushy patches from heavy compression are smoothed out as the frame is rebuilt at the higher resolution.

Up to 4K, your choice

Pay for the size you actually need.

720p, 1080p, 2K or 4K

Pick a modest bump for social, or go to 4K when the clip has to hold up on a big screen or in a project timeline.

Priced per second

You are charged by the length of the clip and the target resolution, so a short clip stays cheap and there is no flat fee for a five-second test.

Nothing else changes

Same clip, more pixels.

Audio and length kept

The original soundtrack comes back with the upscaled video and the duration stays the same, so nothing needs re-syncing.

Framing and frame rate preserved

Aspect ratio and frame rate match your source, so a vertical 9:16 clip stays vertical and a 24fps clip stays 24fps.

How to improve video quality

From a blurry clip to a sharp one in three steps.

STEP 1

Upload your video

Drop in an MP4, MOV or WebM. Old phone footage, a compressed download, a screen recording or an AI-generated clip all work.

STEP 2

Pick the target resolution

720p, 1080p, 2K or 4K. The target sets how many pixels the result has and your aspect ratio is kept, so a vertical clip comes back vertical - never letterboxed or cropped.

STEP 3

Download the sharper clip

You get an MP4 at the new resolution with the original audio and aspect ratio intact.

What people upscale

Old phone footage

Bring clips shot on an older phone up to a resolution that does not look soft next to today's video.

AI-generated clips

Most video models output at a low base resolution - upscale the result before you publish or edit it.

Compressed downloads

Recover detail in footage that lost quality after being re-encoded, shared or re-uploaded.

Screen recordings and demos

Sharpen tutorials and product demos so on-screen text stays readable at full size.

Archive and family video

Give old home video a resolution bump before cutting it into a montage.

Footage for big screens

Prepare clips that will be projected, shown on a TV wall or dropped into a 4K timeline.

Frequently asked questions

Is this video upscaler free?

There is a free tier and no credit card is needed to try it. After that you are charged per second of video, and 720p or 1080p costs the least, so a short test clip is cheap.

How much does it improve video quality?

Most of the gain shows up on edges and texture: hair, fabric, foliage and on-screen text look defined instead of mushy, and compression blocks are cleaned up. A good 720p source going to 2K or 4K improves the most.

Can it upscale video to 4K?

Yes. Choose 4K as the target resolution. Bear in mind that 4K costs more per second and takes longer than 1080p, so it is worth testing on a short section first.

Does it keep the audio?

Yes. The original audio track comes back with the upscaled clip and the duration is unchanged, so nothing needs re-syncing in your editor.

Will my vertical video stay vertical?

Yes. Your aspect ratio and frame rate are preserved - nothing is cropped or letterboxed. The target resolution sets the pixel budget rather than a fixed frame size, so a 720x1280 clip sent to 4K comes back as 2160x3840, which is the same number of pixels as 3840x2160.

What formats can I upload?

MP4, MOV and WebM. The output comes back as an MP4 at the resolution you chose.

How long can the video be?

Longer clips are supported, but cost and processing time both scale with duration, and there is a three-second minimum charge. For a first run, upload a short section to check the result on your footage.

Can it fix a very blurry or shaky video?

It sharpens and rebuilds detail, but it cannot recover what the camera never captured, and it does not stabilise motion. Start from the sharpest copy of the clip you have.

Does it work on AI-generated video?

Yes, and that is one of the most common uses - most video models render at a low base resolution, so upscaling afterwards is the normal last step before publishing.

Can I use the upscaled video commercially?

Yes, as long as you have the rights to the footage you uploaded.

Good to know

Upscaling is not restoration — Detail that was never recorded cannot be invented reliably. Heavy blur, extreme noise or a very small source will come back cleaner but still soft - feed it the best copy you have.

Long clips cost more and take longer — Billing and processing both scale with duration, so trim to the part you actually need before upscaling a long recording.

Faces at a distance stay approximate — A face that is only a few dozen pixels wide will be sharpened, but the features are reconstructed, so do not treat the result as evidence of what someone looked like.

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Ready to sharpen your video?

Upload a clip, pick a resolution and download a cleaner version. Free tier available, no software to install.