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Pay-per-use browser video upscaler that renders clips up to 4K, priced by resolution, frame rate, and duration.
Desktop AI video/audio enhancer offering upscaling, denoising, colorizing, and face enhancement with optional cloud credits.
AI color-grading software for editors and colorists that auto-balances, matches shots, and runs locally in Resolve, Premiere, and more.
Credit-based AI video upscaler that sharpens footage to 4K while preserving natural motion, aimed at creators cleaning up low-res clips.
Multi-modal AI video generator that lets users reference images, video, and audio together for consistent, controllable video creation.
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Free trial available
Free trial available
No public pricing
- ✦Upscale video resolution to 720p, 1080p or 4K
- ✦Pay-per-use credit pricing based on resolution/fps/duration
- ✦Automatic file deletion after 24 hours for privacy
- ✦Preserves original aspect ratio and audio
- ✦Supports common formats like MP4, AVI, MOV, MKV, WMV
- ✦No subscription required
- ✦AI video upscaling up to 16K
- ✦AI denoising and face enhancement
- ✦Black-and-white video colorization
- ✦Audio upmixing to surround sound (EAC3/DTS)
- ✦Support for 1,000+ video format conversions
- ✦Optional cloud processing via FabCloud credits for GPU-less machines
- ✦AI shot matching across sequences
- ✦One-click auto color balance
- ✦AI auto white balance
- ✦Match a look from any reference image
- ✦Local, on-device processing
- ✦Plugin/standalone for Resolve, Premiere, Nuke, Flame, Baselight
- ✦Film and grain emulation (Pro)
- ✦Upscales video resolution up to 4K
- ✦Reduces blur, noise, and compression artifacts
- ✦Preserves natural motion instead of over-processing frames
- ✦Offers dedicated modes for anime, restoration, and gaming footage
- ✦Supports 60fps smooth-motion output
- ✦Credit-based usage tied to output resolution and duration
- ✦Multi-modal input combining images, video, audio, and text
- ✦Reference-based generation for motion, camera moves, and characters
- ✦Consistency controls for faces, clothing, and visual style across shots
- ✦Video extension, merging, and segment editing
- ✦Built-in context-aware audio and music generation
- ✦Credit-based pricing tied to resolution and duration
- →Upscaling short clips for YouTube or TikTok before posting
- →Enhancing low-resolution footage for social media
- →One-off video quality upgrades without a subscription
- →Video editors restoring old or low-quality footage
- →Creators upscaling videos for higher-resolution delivery
- →Users converting videos between formats without a GPU
- →Hobbyists colorizing black-and-white home movies
- →Balancing and matching entire timelines
- →Fast cinematic grading for editors
- →High-end finishing and VFX color
- →Creating and sharing looks
- →Restoring old or low-quality vintage footage
- →Cleaning up compressed social media clips before reposting
- →Sharpening gaming or product demo recordings for sharing
- →Advertisers replicating proven ad templates with new products
- →Educators creating animated lesson and tutorial videos
- →Social media creators replicating trending video formats
- →Filmmakers previsualizing camera movements and scenes