AI Video Upscaler
Three Topaz video upscaling models, included in a single creative subscription. Drop in a clip, pick 1080p or 4K, and get the sharper version in minutes.
Bring footage you already have up to delivery spec.
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What an AI video upscaler is for
Three Topaz models, one creative subscription
Astra 2, Proteus, and Starlight ship with every plan. Generate clips with AI video models alongside, or upscale footage you already have.
4K output for full-screen delivery
On a big screen, the compression damage in a low-resolution clip is what reads first: soft edges, banding in the gradients, motion that stutters. The Topaz models rebuild that detail so the cut holds up at full size.
Minutes, not a re-render cycle
Open the Upscale video Action, pick a target resolution, and the new file lands while you switch tabs. No render-farm setup, no codec wrangling, no overnight exports to babysit.
One-click upscale from any clip
Hover any video in your gallery and pick Upscale video from the three-dot menu. The Action opens with the clip already loaded. Useful when you're partway through an AI video project and want to lift the final cut.
Compare, then keep what works
Run the same clip through more than one upscaler when the source is unusual or the result matters. The original stays intact, so you can stack versions side-by-side, share a few with stakeholders, and only commit to one at sign-off.
- Send one clip through several upscalers and compare results
- Pick 1080p for Reels and TikTok, 4K for retail, print, and OOH
- If the spec changes, rerun on the same source without restarting the project
Why teams upscale with AI instead of reshooting or re-rendering
Cheaper than a reshoot
A new shoot for footage you already have is slow and costly. Upscaling in getimg.ai gives you the same scene at higher resolution without bringing back crew, talent, location, or kit.
Quicker than digging out the project
Reopening the editing timeline, re-exporting from a higher-resolution master, and pushing through QA can swallow a day. Upload the rendered clip and pull a 4K cut down while you keep working.
Save older footage that's still good
Footage from earlier projects often has the right composition but the wrong resolution for today's delivery specs. Upscaling brings it up to modern targets without rebuilding the scene.
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Frequently Asked Questions
An AI video upscaler rebuilds your footage at a higher resolution using machine-learning models. The video version of getimg.ai's image upscaler applies the same idea to clips and returns a separate file at the resolution you pick.
AI video upscaling reconstructs each frame at your target resolution instead of stretching pixels. The models predict missing texture, then keep motion consistent across frames so detail doesn't shimmer between them. Unlike text-to-image generation, an upscaler doesn't change what's in the clip. It returns a higher-resolution take of the same footage.
Yes, that's what the Topaz upscalers in getimg.ai are built for. Results depend on the source, though: cleaner inputs upscale further, while heavily compressed or very small files have less detail to reconstruct. For the best output, start with the highest-quality master you have.
Up to 100 MB and 15 seconds. That covers most ads, short-form social clips, AI generations, and quick recorded segments. For longer projects, split the input into shorter parts, upscale each, and rejoin in your editor.
Both. Upload any video that fits the file and length limits, or pick Upscale video from the three-dot menu on a clip already in your gallery. Phone recordings, archival cuts, AI generations, and editor exports all work.
Yes, on a paid plan. Commercial rights cover the videos you upscale, generate, or edit in getimg.ai, subject to your plan terms. Suitable for client work, ecommerce, ads, and branded content.
Get the 4K cut
Open a clip, pick a target resolution, and the higher-resolution version is back in minutes. Paid plans include commercial rights for client work and ads.