Free AI Video Upscaler
Compare Tiers Before You Pay
Sign up without a card, upload a soft clip and pick 1080p or 4K. The editor shows what each tier costs, and nothing runs until you have a pack.
You can create the account, upload a clip and compare tier prices without paying. The upscale itself needs any credit pack, priced from 2 up to 24 credits by resolution and length.
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Sharper clips, clear pricing
Resolution and length set the price.
1080p or 4K
Two output tiers. 4K costs more because the upscaler bills by output resolution.
Length tiers
Pick the length you need; the price follows both length and resolution.
From 2 credits
2 credits for the shortest 1080p tier, up to 24 for the longest 4K tier.
No charge on a sharp source
A clip already close to or above the tier you pick is refused before any credit is taken.
Failed runs refunded
If an upscale fails, the credits return to your balance automatically.
Upscale a clip
No cost to set up; any credit pack runs it.
Sign up free
No card at sign-up. Open the upscaler in the Video Editor.
Upload and pick a tier
Choose 1080p or 4K and a length, and read the price on screen.
Add a pack and run
Any credit pack unlocks it. The sharper clip saves as a new file.
AI Video Upscaler: free FAQ
Is the AI Video Upscaler really free?+
The account is free, the output is not. Signing up costs nothing and needs no card, so you can open the tool and set up a job, but upscaling a clip needs any credit pack. Credit packs start at $1.99, are one-time and never expire. There is no subscription.
Which clips gain the most from upscaling?+
Soft footage shot below the resolution you post at. Heavily compressed or tiny sources have less real detail to work from.
Does upscaling invent detail?+
It adds plausible sharpness. Edges and faces can look cleaner, but it cannot recover detail the camera never caught.
Why does 4K cost more than 1080p?+
The upscaling model bills by output resolution, so each 4K tier costs more than the 1080p tier of the same length.
Do I need a subscription?+
No. You can pay as you go: credit packs are one-time purchases and their credits never expire. If you would rather have a steady supply, the monthly Starter ($7.99), Creator ($19) and Pro ($49) plans refill your credits each month, and you can cancel anytime. Unused monthly credits do not roll over.