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Browser tool that upscales short clips up to 60 seconds to HD, 2K or 4K using third-party AI models (ByteDance and Topaz), paid with credits.
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Claim this listing →Shortlist it if you are a creator or small studio in India who needs to clean up short social clips, reels or old family footage now and then and does not want to install desktop software. Before paying, note that billing is in US dollars through Stripe or Creem, no company or GST invoice is named, and there is no free trial beyond a one frame preview, so start with the smallest one time pack and test a short HD clip first as the vendor itself advises.
Watch which engine you pick: by the site's own credit calculator, the ByteDance engine charges half a credit to one and a half credits per second, while Topaz, which the homepage tool selects by default, charges three to ten credits per second, so a single 30 second Topaz 4K clip uses all 300 monthly credits of the cheapest plan. The honest trade-off against buying Topaz Video AI or using a desktop tool is convenience versus control: this site needs no GPU but caps each clip at 60 seconds and 200 MB and gives you a fixed set of upstream models with no batch or API. If you upscale long videos or deliver client work regularly, compare the yearly cost here against a desktop licence before committing.
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Video Upscaler is listed under Video & Visual Creation, reviewed for Indian buyers. All-in it runs about ₹1,175/mo for a GST-registered business ($12/mo sticker plus about 3.5% card forex). FindThatSoftware rates it best for creators sharpening short reels, shorts and social clips before reposting; a poor fit for anyone upscaling full length videos, since each clip is capped at 60 seconds and 200 MB.
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₹1,175
Video Upscaler advertises $12/mo. A GST-registered business in India pays about ₹1,175 a month (₹14,098/yr) once the roughly 3.5% card forex markup is added, with GST reclaimed as input credit. If you cannot reclaim GST, it is about ₹1,386 a month.
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Audit your spendVideo Upscaler is a browser based AI video upscaler run by an unnamed operator; its Terms only say "the operator of the Service" and give a support email. You upload an MP4, MOV, WebM, M4V or GIF file of up to 200 MB and 60 seconds, pick an output of 2x, 4x, HD, 2K or 4K, and the site returns an enhanced file. The site's own code shows two engines, both run through the fal.ai model host: a ByteDance upscaler labelled Standard Mode with modes such as General, UGC, AIGC and Old Film, and a Topaz engine (the homepage tool's default) with models such as Proteus, Artemis, Nyx and Gaia. Every job costs credits set by clip length, engine and output resolution, bought either through monthly or yearly plans or one time packs, and the vendor says credits never expire. There is no free plan, trial or free credits, only a one frame free preview after sign in; no team accounts or API are offered, and although some plan blurbs mention batch work, the changelog still lists batch processing as future work. The vendor says AI may invent plausible detail that was never in the source.
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