Video Upscaling Blog & Guides
Practical guides to clearer video workflows, from your first upload to saving the result.

How to upscale your first video
A practical walkthrough from choosing a source clip to downloading your result.
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1080p or 4K: choose the right output
Consider the viewing screen, source dimensions, and credit budget before choosing.
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Check your video before uploading
Understand the supported codecs, aspect ratios, duration, and file size.
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Understand your enhancement credit quote
Learn the difference between available, reserved, and settled credits.
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Compare and download your enhanced video
Review detail at matching frames and save the output for your next edit.
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How video retention and deletion work
Understand expiration, account access, and deletion so you can save important results.
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Upscale portrait video: review faces and motion
Start with a short clip and compare edges, skin texture, and moving frames.
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Bring travel footage to a larger screen
Review coastlines, foliage, and distant details before choosing an output.
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Night video upscaling: inspect detail and noise
Compare lights, shadows, and moving edges in nighttime footage.
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Food video: review color and fine texture
Look for a natural result in food surfaces, color, and changing light.
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Prepare an older video before enhancement
Keep the original, select a short segment, and set realistic expectations.
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Keep landscape and portrait proportions
Understand 16:9 and 9:16 output dimensions without stretching or cropping.
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