Keep the shot. Improve visible detail.
Use the AI Video Upscaler when the shot, timing, and movement already work but the source file is too small for its final screen or crop. Upload one existing clip, then choose 1080p, 2K, or 4K output. The AI Video Upscaler enlarges the same frames and strengthens visible edges, texture, and local clarity without generating a different performance, changing the edit, or asking you to recreate the shot.
Upload the best available source and select 1080p, 2K, or 4K. The Video Upscaler preserves the existing shot while increasing its delivery resolution.
Keep the timing, camera move, and composition you already approved.
A useful clip can still look too soft inside a large landing-page player, client presentation, campaign export, or tight vertical crop. The AI Video Upscaler is a finishing path for footage you have already approved: it keeps the timing, composition, subject, and camera movement while increasing the output resolution. Start with the cleanest source available because video upscaling can strengthen plausible edges and texture, but it cannot guarantee recovery of information that heavy compression, blur, or a tiny source never recorded.
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Give the AI Video Upscaler the best available export rather than a screen recording, messaging-app copy, or repeatedly compressed download when possible. More usable source information gives the finishing pass stronger edges and texture to work with.
Match the Video Upscaler tier to the final player, screen, crop, or delivery requirement. Choose 1080p for lighter finishing, 2K for additional working room, or 4K when the approved clip needs its largest supported output.
The AI Video Upscaler enlarges each frame and strengthens visible contours, texture, and local clarity while retaining the original sequence. It is not a new video generation pass and should not replace the action or edit.
Review hair, facial contours, text, foliage, architecture, fast edges, gradients, and compressed shadows across the complete upscaled video. A sharp still does not prove that moving detail remains stable throughout the result.
What changes
The subject and camera stay fixed, so the resolution difference is easy to inspect.
The AI Video Upscaler increases the presentation resolution of the existing frame so facial contours, clothing seams, hair, and nearby textures can read more clearly at a larger size. The performance and camera stay the same. Inspect natural skin, eyes, and repeating fabric patterns for over-sharpening rather than assuming every added edge is real source detail.
Wide establishing shots contain many small edges: buildings, foliage, street texture, signs, vehicles, and distant subjects. Use the AI Video Upscaler when those elements need to hold together in a larger player, then review moving branches, thin lines, and compressed backgrounds for flicker or unstable detail.
The current Video Upscaler offers 1080p, 2K, and 4K. Match the tier to the actual destination instead of automatically choosing the largest file: 1080p suits many web placements, 2K leaves more working room, and 4K fits large delivery or crop-heavy reuse. Each tier has a different per-second credit rate.
Run the AI Video Upscaler before turning a landscape source into a vertical social cut or close crop. The higher-resolution result gives the reframed version more usable pixels around the selected subject. Upscaling cannot restore content outside the original frame, but it can make the pixels inside the new crop more suitable for delivery.
Use cases
Use the AI Video Upscaler when a small campaign clip needs to fill a larger embedded player or Hero area. Preserve the approved movement and edit while preparing a resolution that better matches the visible page placement.
Upscale video before extracting a vertical subject crop, reaction close-up, or mobile layout from a wider source. The higher-resolution working file leaves more usable detail inside the final social frame.
Move an approved motion test or concept clip into a higher-resolution review file without rerunning the creative generation. The Video Upscaler helps the same take read more clearly on a presentation screen.
Use the AI Video Upscaler to prepare an older or undersized digital clip for current screens while keeping its original timing and edit. Start from the least-compressed archive copy you can find.
Yes. The current SupaImagine Video Upscaler offers 1080p, 2K, and 4K output tiers. Choose the tier that matches the final screen or crop.
The AI Video Upscaler works from the existing video and is intended to preserve its timing, composition, and action while increasing resolution and visible clarity. It does not create a different performance or camera move.
No. It can strengthen edges and plausible fine texture, but it cannot guarantee recovery of information the source never recorded. Start with the cleanest source available.
Current rates are 12 credits per second for 1080p, 22 credits per second for 2K, and 44 credits per second for 4K, with a 20-credit minimum charge.
Choose 4K when the clip will appear large, needs additional crop room, or is headed to a higher-resolution delivery. Use 1080p for a lighter finishing pass.
Commercial use requires a paid SupaImagine plan and the necessary rights to the source video.
Related video tools
Open the AI Video Upscaler, upload the best source, choose 1080p, 2K, or 4K, and inspect the same moving frames at the new size.
