What video formats are supported?

Input supports MP4, WebM, MKV, MOV, AVI and other formats. Output is in WebM format.

AI Video Super Resolution

Q: Are videos uploaded to a server?

No. All processing happens locally in your browser. Videos never leave your device.

Q: How long does processing take?

It depends on video length and frame extraction rate. For example, a 10-second video at 1 frame/second = 10 frames, ~5-15 seconds per frame for AI processing = ~1-3 minutes total.

Q: Why is the output in WebM format?

Browser-side video encoding uses the MediaRecorder API, which natively supports WebM for best compatibility.

Q: What browser requirements are there?

Latest Chrome or Edge is recommended. TensorFlow.js (WebGL) and MediaRecorder API support are required.

Browser-side video upscaling powered by ESRGAN. AI enhances every frame at 2x/4x. No upload, 100% private.

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How to Use

1Upload a short video (recommended < 30s)
2Select scale factor (2x or 4x)
3Set frame extraction rate (higher = smoother but slower)
4Click 'Start AI Upscale' — AI will enhance each frame
5Wait for processing, preview, then download the result

FAQ

Q: Are videos uploaded to a server? A: No. All processing happens locally in your browser. Videos never leave your device.

Q: What formats are supported? A: Input supports MP4, WebM, MKV, MOV, AVI. Output is WebM format.

Q: How long does processing take? A: Depends on video length and frame rate. E.g., a 10s video at 1 frame/sec = 10 frames, ~5-15s per frame for AI = ~1-3 minutes total.

Q: Why is output in WebM format? A: Browser-side video encoding uses the MediaRecorder API, which natively supports WebM for best compatibility.

Q: What browsers are required? A: Latest Chrome or Edge recommended. TensorFlow.js (WebGL) and MediaRecorder API support required.

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