- What is AI video upscaling?
- Making a video larger, for example 480p to 1440p or 1080p to 4K, with a model that rebuilds the detail of each frame instead of simply stretching the pixels. A stretched video looks soft and blocky on a big screen; an upscaled one looks as if it had been made at the larger size.
- Does AI upscaling add detail that was not in the video?
- It can. FLUX 3 Video Upscale's creative mode invents plausible fine detail, such as fur, skin texture or foam, which is why it can drift slightly on faces and products. Its precise mode and Topaz restore and sharpen what is there instead. Pick precise when the result must match the source exactly.
- Which AI video upscaler should I use?
- FLUX 3 Video Upscale for low-resolution clips that need real detail, especially AI-generated footage at 480p or 720p; use its precise mode for faces and products. Topaz for economical 1080p and 4K masters of any clip, and for 60 fps.
- How much does AI video upscaling cost?
- Topaz costs 15 credits per second of input for 1080p and 60 for 4K at 30 fps, double at 60 fps. FLUX 3 Video Upscale costs 95 credits per megapixel-second of output in precise mode and 135 in creative, which is 188 or 267 credits per second of 1080p output. The Upscale Video tool shows the exact price before you start.
- Can I upscale a 480p AI video to 1080p or 1440p?
- Yes. FLUX 3 Video Upscale takes a 480p clip to 1440p at 3x, and Topaz takes any clip to 1080p or 4K.
- How long can the video be?
- Up to 20 seconds per upscale for both. FLUX also takes frames up to 2560x1440; Topaz takes any size.
- Do they keep the sound and the frame rate?
- FLUX 3 Video Upscale keeps both. Topaz outputs 30 or 60 fps, adding frames when you ask for 60.
- Am I charged if an upscale fails?
- No. The price is set aside when the upscale starts and charged only when it succeeds.