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If your footage is blurry or low-resolution, Upscale uses AI to make it sharper, clearer, and more high-definition — no editing experience required.

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How to upscale a video

  1. From the Quick Start menu, click Upscale (the 💎 diamond icon marked New).
  1. Add your video: paste a YouTube link, click Upload to select a file from your device, or click Google Drive to import. Videos up to 5 minutes long are supported.
  1. Once your video is loaded, review the preview and click Upscale to begin processing. The button shows the base upscale cost (e.g. 23 credits). Your total charge may be higher if 4K upscaling applies — see Credit cost below.
  1. When upscaling is complete, open the History tab and click Download to save your enhanced video. Upscaled videos are available for 7 days.

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Credit cost

The credit amount shown on the Upscale button (e.g. 23 credits) is the base upscale charge. For 4K upscaling on Pro, Max, and Business, an additional incremental charge is calculated from your video length and added on top of the base cost.
For 4K upscaling on Pro, Max, and Business:
  • 11 additional credits per 10-second block
  • Duration is rounded up to the next 10-second block
  • The 4K charge is added to the base video generation / upscale cost — it is not a flat per-minute or per-clip fee

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Example calculations

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Plan availability

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FAQ

How long does upscaling take? Processing time varies by video length. You can monitor progress in the History tab — it shows a live percentage as your video upscales. How long are my upscaled videos saved? Upscaled videos are available to download from the History tab for 7 days. What is the maximum video length? Videos up to 5 minutes long are supported. What counts as blurry or low-res footage? Upscale is designed to improve footage that lacks sharpness or clarity — for example, old recordings, compressed video, or anything that looks grainy or pixelated. How is 4K upscaling charged? On Pro, Max, and Business, 4K upscaling adds 11 credits per 10-second block (rounded up), on top of the base upscale cost shown on the button.