Video Upscaler
The Video Upscaler runs the same Real-ESRGAN reconstruction the image tool uses, frame by frame, and re-encodes the result as a finished MP4 with the original audio intact. Old phone footage, screen recordings, archive clips and 480p exports come back sharp enough to publish. Frames stream through a few at a time, so a ten-minute clip needs no more memory or disk than a ten-second one — which is what makes it usable on a modest laptop as well as a workstation. A test-run mode proves your settings on the first few seconds before you commit to the whole video, and Pause and Stop are there for the long jobs.
What it does
Runs on modest hardware
Frames are processed in small streaming batches with an adjustable tile size, so a low-VRAM or integrated GPU — or no GPU at all — still finishes the job.
Test run first
Upscale just the first few seconds, look at the result, then commit to the full clip. Minutes instead of hours to find the right settings.
Hardware encoding
NVENC, Quick Sync and AMF are detected and used automatically, so the encode never becomes the bottleneck on a slow processor.
How it works
Drop your videos
One clip or a queue of them — MP4, MOV, MKV, AVI, WebM and more.
Pick the target
Choose 2–4× or a target height like 1080p or 4K, then run the first few seconds as a test.
Upscale & export
Every frame is rebuilt and the clip is re-encoded as an MP4 with its audio intact.
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