VideoUpscalerAI
Upscale video clips to 2K or 4K in the browser
About VideoUpscalerAI
VideoUpscalerAI is a browser tool that takes a low-resolution clip and re-renders it at 2K or 4K. There is nothing to install and no account needed to start: everyone gets a daily allowance of free tokens, roughly twenty seconds of 1080p output a day, which is enough to judge whether the result is worth paying for before you commit to anything.
The problem it addresses is a narrow one, which is to its credit. Footage shot years ago, exported at the wrong setting, pulled from a platform that re-encoded it, or handed over by a client at whatever resolution they happened to have, does not survive being placed next to current footage. Re-shooting is rarely an option. Upscaling is the only remaining move, and doing it well requires either desktop software with a serious licence fee or a GPU you are not using for anything else. This does it in a tab and charges by output rather than by seat.
Upload a clip and pick an output resolution. Everything runs on a token balance, where a token maps to a fixed amount of processed video: 500 tokens covers about 250 seconds of 1080p, or two thirty-second clips at 4K.
Free daily tokens refresh whether or not you are signed in, and cover 720p and 1080p output on short clips. Paying, either through a monthly plan or a one-time pack, unlocks the parts the free allowance holds back: 2K and 4K output, uploads up to 100 MB, clips of up to a minute, thirty seconds at 4K, and downloads without a watermark.
Plans renew monthly or yearly. Packs are a single purchase with twelve months of validity, cost more per token, and keep the same unlocked benefits only while tokens remain on the pack.
- •Free daily tokens that actually refresh - a recurring allowance rather than a one-off sample, usable at 720p and 1080p without signing in, which makes the output testable before any payment.
- •2K and 4K output - the paid unlock, alongside uploads to 100 MB and clips up to sixty seconds, or thirty seconds when rendering at 4K.
- •Token pricing rather than seats - you pay for video processed, so an occasional user is not charged like a daily one, and the daily free allowance rises with the plan.
- •Watermark-free downloads on any paid route - both the subscription and the one-time pack remove the watermark, so a single job does not require a subscription.
- •One-time packs with twelve month validity - 240, 800 or more tokens bought once, for people with a finite archive to fix rather than an ongoing need.
- •Browser-based with no install - the whole pipeline runs from the site, which matters on a locked-down work machine where desktop upscaling software is not an option.
Editors handed archive footage that has to sit in a modern timeline, social teams reviving an old library for vertical formats, and anyone with a finite pile of clips shot on a phone several years ago. For those, a token pack is a better fit than a subscription, and the product is unusually clear that a pack costs more per token but avoids a recurring charge.
The daily free allowance also makes it a reasonable answer to a one-off question. If you have a single twenty second clip to rescue, you can do it without paying or signing up, which is rarer than it should be in this category. Heavier users get a better rate on the monthly plans, and yearly billing is stated as 30% off on the two larger plans and 15% off on the smallest.
Pricing
$0 - $49.99/mo
- Free$0/mo
- Starter$9.99/mo
- Creator$24.99/mo
- Pro$49.99/mo
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- Medium packContact sales
From the vendor pricing page, 2026-09-22
