AI Video Upscaler
Upscale video to 720p, 1080p or 4K online. Our AI video upscaler redraws every frame at the new resolution instead of stretching pixels, and can raise the frame rate up to 60 FPS.
Upscale Video from 360p to 4K: Before and After
A 360p clip upscaled to 4K at 60 FPS. Drag the slider over the zoomed-in detail to compare the original pixels with the frame the AI rebuilt.
How to Upscale a Video to 1080p or 4K
Three steps in your browser - no software to install
Upload Your Video
Add an MP4, MOV, WebM or M4V file up to 200MB, or paste a direct link to a video file. It all works from your browser and runs in the cloud, so there is nothing to install.
Choose the Output Resolution
Pick 720p, 1080p or 4K - a step or two above your source is where the difference shows. Keep the frame rate as it is, or raise it up to 60 FPS for smoother motion.
Upscale and Download
Click Generate. The video is processed in the cloud, which usually takes a few minutes; longer clips and 4K take more time. You can close the page and find the result in your history.
720p, 1080p or 4K: Which Resolution to Choose
Pick the output size that matches where your video will be watched or edited
| Output | Best for |
|---|---|
| 720p HD | Bringing 360p or 480p clips up to HD for phones, messaging and social posts, while keeping the file small |
| 1080p Full HD | The standard for YouTube, presentations, laptops and most monitors - the right choice for most videos |
| 4K Ultra HD | Editing on a 4K timeline, large TVs and projectors, or leaving room to crop in during an edit |
Upscaling makes the biggest visible difference when you go at least one step above your source: 360p or 480p to 720p or 1080p, 720p to 1080p or 4K, and 1080p to 4K.
Why Upscale Video with AI Instead of Resizing
Real 720p, 1080p and 4K output that holds up at full screen
Three Output Resolutions
Upscale to 720p HD, 1080p Full HD or 4K Ultra HD. Take a 360p or 480p clip to 1080p for everyday viewing, or straight to 4K for editing timelines and large screens.
AI Detail, Not Stretched Pixels
Ordinary resizing only enlarges pixels, so the picture gets bigger and blurrier. The AI redraws each frame at the target size, generating sharper edges and finer texture that hold up at full screen.
Optional Frame Rate Boost to 60 FPS
While upscaling, you can set the frame rate anywhere from 15 to 60 FPS. Above your clip's original rate, the AI adds in-between frames for smoother motion.
Runs Online, No Watermark
Upscale from any browser with nothing to install. Processing runs in the cloud, and the upscaled video downloads without a watermark.
When to Use a Video Upscaler
Upscaling is for footage that looks fine but is too small for where it is going
AI-Generated Clips
Many AI video models export at 480p or 720p. Upscale the takes you like to 1080p or 4K before you edit, post or present them.
Create a clip with Text to VideoOld Low-Resolution Footage
Bring 360p and 480p videos from older phones, cameras and downloads up to a resolution that fills a modern screen.
YouTube and Social Uploads
Upload at 1080p or 4K instead of 480p, so your video is offered in HD and looks sharper in the feed and in full screen.
Matching an Editing Timeline
Mixing 720p clips into a 1080p or 4K project? Upscale them first so they don't look soft next to the rest of your footage.
Product and Marketing Videos
Turn small product clips and old ad cuts into crisp 1080p or 4K versions for websites, online stores and presentations.
TVs, Projectors and Displays
Small videos look blurry when stretched across a TV, projector or event screen. Upscaling to 4K keeps them sharp at full size.
Tips for a Sharper Upscale
Small choices before you upload decide how clean the bigger version looks
Go one or two steps up
Upscaling 480p to 1080p or 1080p to 4K gives clean, natural-looking detail. A 360p clip can go straight to 4K, but it is a big jump - trim a short test clip in your phone's editor or video app, upscale it to both 1080p and 4K, and compare.
Upscale the best copy you have
Use the original export or camera file rather than a screen recording or a copy downloaded from a social platform. Upscaling enlarges whatever is in the frame, including blockiness left by earlier compression.
Add titles and graphics after upscaling
Text and logos added in your editor at the final resolution stay perfectly sharp. If your clip still needs titles, upscale the clean footage first, then add them on your 1080p or 4K timeline.
Match the frame rate to your project
Keep the frame rate of the rest of your edit, such as 24 or 30 FPS. Choose 60 FPS when you want extra-smooth motion or are cutting into a 60 FPS project.
Stay under the 200MB upload limit
Long or high-bitrate files can pass 200MB. Export an MP4 at a sensible bitrate, or split a long video into parts in your video editor and upscale each part separately.
Too Small or Not Sharp Enough? Choose the Right Fix
Upscaling is the right call when your video already looks good at its current size and you need a bigger frame. If it looks blurry, smeared or choppy even on a phone, start with the AI video enhancer.
Upscale the video when
- It looks good but is too small, such as 360p, 480p or 720p
- You need a 1080p or 4K file for an edit, client or platform
- You want it to match the resolution of the rest of a project
Enhance the video when
- It looks blurry or soft even at its current size
- Sharing through apps has left it smeared and low on detail
- Motion stutters because the frame rate is low
AI Video Upscaler FAQ
Resolutions, frame rates, formats and what to expect from AI upscaling
AI video upscaling increases a video's resolution by redrawing every frame at a larger size with a trained AI model. Regular resizing only enlarges the existing pixels, which makes the picture bigger and blurrier; an AI video upscaler adds plausible edges and texture, so the result looks sharp at the new size. Veevid outputs 720p, 1080p or 4K.
It adds detail the model predicts, not detail recovered from the original scene. Edges, hair, text and textures come out sharper and more natural than with simple resizing, but the AI can't reveal what was never visible - a face that is a few pixels wide won't become a clear portrait. The better the source, the better the upscale.
Yes. Choose 720p (HD), 1080p (Full HD) or 4K (Ultra HD) as the output before you start. Pick a resolution higher than your source - that is where upscaling makes a visible difference.
Yes. Upload the 1080p file and choose 4K. A clean 1080p source is one of the best starting points, because the AI only has to double the width and height, so edges and textures stay natural. It is a common step for matching a 4K timeline or playing a video on a 4K TV.
Choose 1080p for most uses: it looks sharp on phones, laptops and YouTube, and the file stays manageable. Choose 4K when you are editing on a 4K timeline, playing on a large TV or projector, or plan to crop in.
Yes. Choose 4K and set the frame rate anywhere from 15 to 60 FPS. If you go above the original frame rate, the AI generates in-between frames for smoother motion. Keep the original frame rate if the video already moves smoothly.
Upload MP4, MOV, WebM or M4V files up to 200MB, or paste a direct link to a video file of up to 200MB. The link has to point to the video file itself so the upscaler can read its length; links to web pages or streaming sites won't work.
Usually, yes. More pixels and more frames mean a larger file, so a 4K or 60 FPS result can be several times the size of the original. If you need a lighter file for sharing, 1080p at 30 FPS is the smaller option.
AI upscaling sharpens what the original shows, so it looks best on a source that is in focus. Footage that is heavily out of focus or motion-blurred gains less, because that detail was never recorded. Starting from the highest-quality copy you have gives the AI the most to work with.
Upscaling is charged in credits based on the video's length, output resolution and frame rate, and jobs start from 10 credits. The generator shows the exact price before you click Generate. You can find credit packs and plans on our pricing page.
No. Upscaled videos download without a watermark, whichever plan or credit pack you use.
Most clips take a few minutes. Longer videos, 4K output and 60 FPS take more time. Processing runs in the cloud, so you can close or refresh the page - the result appears in your history when it is ready.
Yes. Your video is only used to create your upscaled result. It is never made public, and we don't sell your data. Read our Privacy Policy for details.
Ready to Upscale Your Video to 1080p or 4K?
Upload a clip, choose the resolution, and download a sharper, larger video without a watermark.