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Choose your video
Select a video up to 720p, including portrait video. Each free run processes up to the first 30 seconds; longer videos are automatically trimmed. Repeat as often as you like without an account.
AI video upscaler · In your browser
Upscale videos 2×.
Without uploading.
Upscale your video to 2× resolution, compare the same frame, and download the result. Start free with a video up to 720p. Your video stays on your device.
Choose a videoNo account needed · Free first 30 seconds · Unlimited uses
Example · prerecorded result480 × 360 → 960 × 720
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For this comparison, the clip was downsampled to 480 × 360, then enhanced to 960 × 720.
Start with your video
Drop a video here or choose a file. We’ll check its details before you begin.
No login. Unlimited free uses. Each run processes the first 30 seconds.
Processing time depends on your video and device. Keep this page open until your result is ready.
Full-length videos · $9.99 onceFrom your first frame to the finished file
How to upscale a video online
Choose a supported video, let it finish, then compare and save. The free workspace works without signing in.
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Compare the same frame
The output is twice the original width and height. When processing finishes, drag the divider to compare matching frames and judge the difference for yourself.
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Save your MP4
Download the completed MP4 to your device. Keep this page open while processing and save the result before leaving. Check the pricing section for full-duration access and its current availability.
Know what your video needs
A practical way to try video super-resolution
A bigger frame can help when you want to reuse a small video on a larger screen. Start with a short, representative clip and judge the result at the size you plan to use.
The on-page example uses a prepared, downsampled five-second excerpt: 480 × 360 input and 960 × 720 output. It shows a real processed result, rather than a resolution label alone. It is one example, not a guarantee that every video will improve in the same way.
For smaller videos you want to keep using
Try older home videos, low-resolution recordings or a short clip that looks small in a larger edit. Video super-resolution increases the output dimensions and attempts to enhance visual detail. It is most useful when the source is readable and you can compare the finished result. Keep the original file so you can choose between both versions.
Understand what 2× means
The upscaler doubles both width and height, rather than the duration or frame rate. A 480 × 360 video becomes 960 × 720, while a 720p landscape video becomes 1440p. Portrait video keeps its orientation. A larger output is not a promise of better-looking footage: the quality still depends on the source, so examine faces, text and moving edges carefully.
Test before processing a long recording
Use the free first 30 seconds to see whether your browser supports the file and whether the output suits your purpose. If the opening is not representative, prepare a short excerpt from the part you care about. Processing is slower than playback and can require significant local storage. A short test helps you assess both the result and the waiting time.
Choose the right job for this tool
This page is for increasing video resolution. It does not offer video editing, frame interpolation, color correction, background removal or guaranteed blur repair. If you need 4K delivery, 1080p input, immediate results or a mobile workflow, the current limits may not suit you. For supported smaller footage, you can try the free workspace directly on this page.
One-time unlock
Keep the whole story.
Free use covers up to the first 30 seconds of each video. The one-time unlock removes that duration cap; the same format, resolution, device and storage limits still apply.
$9.99 USD
One-time purchase. Permanent unlock. No subscription. Applicable taxes are shown at checkout.
- Free forever: first 30 seconds, unlimited uses
- Paid unlock: full duration, no product time limit
- Compare and download your finished video
Full-duration purchasing is not open yet. You can keep processing the first 30 seconds for free, without signing in.
Before you upscale your video
What resolution can I upscale? Is 4K supported?
Input is limited to 720p: up to 1280 × 720, or 720 × 1280 for portrait footage. Output width and height are doubled. For example, 640 × 360 becomes 1280 × 720, and 1280 × 720 becomes 2560 × 1440. This tool does not currently offer 4K output or accept 1080p input.
Is this video upscaler free, and do I need an account?
Yes. Free use has no usage-count quota and needs no sign-in. Each output contains up to the first 30 seconds of a supported video. Shorter videos keep their full duration; longer inputs are automatically trimmed. Start another run whenever you need one.
How much does full-duration processing cost?
The full-duration unlock is $9.99 USD once, with permanent access and no subscription. Purchases require Google sign-in and an available checkout; the pricing section shows the current status. The unlock removes the product duration cap, but does not remove format, resolution, device or local-storage limits.
What file can I download?
The completed output is an MP4 video with twice the input width and height. Supported source audio is retained. Use the download button after processing finishes, and keep a copy on your device. The workspace does not provide an online archive of your results.
How long does video upscaling take?
This is not real-time processing. Even a few seconds of footage can take several minutes, depending on resolution, frame rate, video length and your device. Try a short clip first, keep this tab open, and use the time estimate shown during the run. The estimate updates as processing continues.
Which browser and video format should I use?
Start with a recent desktop Chrome or Edge browser and an H.264 MP4 with AAC or MP3 audio. The workspace checks the file and device before processing. Other supported formats may work, but browser support varies; mobile devices, every codec and every browser are not guaranteed. You also need enough available local storage for the output.
Does my video get uploaded to a server?
The selected video is processed on your device; its contents are not uploaded to a server for enhancement. The site still uses network requests to load the processing files and check access. Sign-in, checkout and service activity are described separately in the Privacy Policy. Local processing does not mean the entire website works offline.
Will upscaling restore every lost detail?
No. Upscaling can make some edges and textures look clearer, but it cannot guarantee recovery of the original detail. Heavy compression, motion blur and badly damaged footage can remain visible, and enhancement may introduce artifacts. Compare the original and result before deciding whether the output is useful.
Ready when your video is.
Choose a supported video and process up to its first 30 seconds for free. No account needed, with unlimited repeat uses.
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