AI video transformation

AI Video Enhancement: Upscale Low-Quality Video to 4K

Old phone footage, clips crushed by compression: pick an output resolution and get a clearer picture.

How it works

Pick a resolution, let AI do the rest

1
Upload the video
A low-resolution, compressed or older clip up to 1 minute. Content, framing and length stay as in the original.
2
Choose the output resolution
Four settings, from 720p up to 4K. Pick what the destination platform needs; the top setting is not always necessary.
3
Generate and publish
The enhanced video is saved to your asset library, ready for a caption and a place in each platform's publishing queue.

Enhanced versions go straight into the publishing queue, so refreshed archive footage can be scheduled for another round across your accounts.

Where it is used

Footage you already own, sharp enough for today's screens.

Short drama & fan edits

Early low-resolution episodes and licensed clips enhanced before editing, so they no longer look soft on large screens.

Older sources meet platform quality bars.

Brand & institutional archives

Event, interview and product videos from years ago enhanced for anniversary reels and brand stories.

Archive footage becomes usable again.

Creator & fan submissions

Phone videos from fans, compressed by repeated sharing, enhanced with permission before reposting.

Submissions match the official account's quality.

Multi-account operators

A library of clips at mixed resolutions brought up to one standard before distribution to every account.

Consistent picture quality across accounts.

What it can and cannot do

Test the blurriest clip before you process a batch.

Each video can be up to 1 minute, with output up to 4K.
Mild blur, compression blocks and noise improve the most. This is the range we show on this page.
Badly out-of-focus, very shaky or extremely low-bitrate footage can be improved but not restored; detail that was never captured cannot be recovered.
Texture added by AI may differ from the real detail. Do not rely on enhanced output for IDs, receipts, license plates or anything that must be exact.
Framing, length and frame rate stay as in the original. Nothing is re-edited or cropped.
Higher output resolutions take longer and produce larger files, so choose what the destination platform needs.

More than a quality tool

Built for teams putting older footage back into circulation.

Resolution per platform

Four settings from 720p to 4K. Vertical shorts and horizontal videos both keep their original aspect ratio.

Chains with other transformations

Enhanced footage can go on to lip sync, video translation and other transformations without exporting and uploading again.

Straight to the queue

Refreshed footage is added to the library, captioned in the publishing editor and scheduled across platforms and accounts.

Pricing

Billed by the length of the generated video. Test a short section first, then process the full batch once you are happy.

See plans

Questions about video enhancement

What teams ask before refreshing older footage

What is the highest output resolution?

Output options are 720p, 1080p, 2K and 4K, up to 4K. Each video can be up to 1 minute.

Does enhancement change what is in the picture?

It does not re-edit or reframe anything. AI raises clarity and fills in detail, but in very blurry areas the added texture may differ from reality, so check the preview before publishing.

My clip is already 1080p. Is enhancement worth it?

If the picture is already clean, use the original. Enhancement is aimed at compressed, low-resolution or noisy footage; a 1080p clip meant for large screens can be taken to 2K or 4K.

Is the audio processed?

No. The original soundtrack is kept as is; enhancement works on the picture only.

Can vertical videos be enhanced?

Yes. Vertical and horizontal videos are enhanced at their original aspect ratio, with no cropping.

How is it priced?

By the length of the generated video; see the plans page for the per-minute rate. Test a short section first and process the full clip once you are happy.

Can I use enhanced videos commercially?

Yes, if you own the rights to the original video or have a license for it. Enhancement does not change who owns the footage; someone else's video still needs their permission after enhancement.