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AI video upscaler

Sharper video, without rebuilding the shot

Enhance an existing clip to HD, 2K, or 4K with ByteDance's standard or detail-focused Pro pipeline.

Estimated usage credits

Final usage is verified from the uploaded video's exact duration, output size, and output frame rate before the job starts.

Preserves motion

Enhances the source clip without regenerating its scene.

Two quality modes

Use Standard for speed or Pro for demanding footage.

Protected billing

The server verifies media details and refunds failed jobs.

Video upscaling, explained

Choose the output your footage actually needs

Which quality mode should I choose?

Standard is the efficient default for clear footage. Pro spends more processing on difficult details, compression, and older material.

Should every clip be upscaled to 4K?

No. Match the delivery format. 1080p is often enough for social publishing, while 2K or 4K helps large displays and reframing workflows.

Does the upscaler change the scene?

It enhances the existing frames instead of generating a new shot, helping preserve timing, composition, and motion.

How is usage calculated?

The estimate uses duration, mode, resolution, and frame rate. The server verifies the uploaded media before processing and refunds failed jobs.

Working with a still?

Restore photos, artwork, faces, and text-heavy graphics by 2×, 4×, or 6× with the image upscaler.

Open image upscaler