VideoUpscale.net

VideoUpscale.net is a browser-based AI video upscaler for improving low-resolution, blurry, noisy, or compressed footage. Users upload a clip, choose an output tier and processing options, preview or process the result, and download an enhanced video. The service is positioned for social clips, old footage, gaming recordings, product demos, tutorials, and ads rather than as a general video editor.

✨ Key Features

• Browser-based processing — Upload and enhance videos online without installing desktop software.
• Common video inputs — Accept MP4, MOV, AVI, and WebM files up to the current 500 MB upload limit.
• HD, 2K, and 4K output — Choose output quality up to 4K according to the source and plan.
• Frame-aware enhancement — Improve visible detail while aiming to preserve natural motion and temporal consistency.
• Blur reduction and sharpening — Recover clearer edges and reduce the appearance of soft footage.
• Noise and compression cleanup — Reduce grain, pixelation, and artifacts from low-bitrate or social-platform footage.
• Restoration-oriented processing — Use the service for old family videos, archived material, and other footage that needs cleanup.
• Multiple AI models — Choose among Proteus, Artemis, Nyx, Gaia, and Starlight models for different video types and output goals.
• Animation and motion-graphics support — Use the Gaia 2 option for anime, CG, screen recordings, and stylized clips where available.
• 60 FPS output option — Produce smoother playback for gaming, sports, fast motion, and product shots where supported.
• Credit estimator — Estimate usage before processing; credits depend on duration, resolution, model, upscale factor, and FPS.
• Audio preservation claim — The FAQ says the original audio is kept unchanged whenever possible; verify the result before publishing.

💳 Pricing

• Basic — $21.90/month on the reviewed page — 500 credits, 1080p/2K/4K enhancement, blur/noise/compression cleanup, downloads, commercial-use license, and priority support. The page also displays a higher reference price, so confirm the live checkout.
• Pro — $36.90/month on the reviewed page — 1,000 credits with the same core enhancement and commercial-use features, plus priority support.
• Ultimate — $148.90/month on the reviewed page — 4,300 credits, positioned for AI-powered 4K upscaling and restoration, with commercial-use license and priority support.
• One-time credits — The site describes a credit-based workflow and says one-time credits do not expire; purchase options should be confirmed in the current billing interface.

Pricing note — Credits are consumed per processed video second. The reviewed page lists 2 credits/sec for up to 720p, 4 credits/sec for up to 1080p, and 8 credits/sec above 1080p; 60 FPS doubles the selected rate and Gaia 2 can reduce the standard rate by 50%. Prices, limits, and rights can change.

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🎯 Use Cases

• Old video restoration — Clean up grainy or low-resolution family and archive footage.
• Social media enhancement — Improve compressed clips before publishing to YouTube, TikTok, or Instagram.
• Gaming and sports footage — Sharpen details and optionally create smoother 60 FPS output.
• Product demos and ads — Prepare clearer promotional footage for ecommerce and campaign pages.
• Tutorial and course assets — Make screen recordings and instructional videos easier to view.
• Animation and CG — Apply an animation-oriented model to anime, motion graphics, and stylized clips.
• Production review — Test several models, output tiers, and settings before committing credits to a final export.