Upscale a video to 1080p, 2K or 4K with AI
Old phone clips, a 720p screen recording, a generated shot that came out small: pick the clip, pick a target size and the AI adds detail instead of just stretching pixels.
Three steps, a couple of minutes
Select the clip
Any video on your timeline, from a camera, a screen recording or an AI model.
Choose the size and model
1080p, 2K or 4K with the low-cost ByteDance upscaler or FlashVSR. The price in dollars is shown first.
Put it in your edit
The upscaled clip lands on your timeline, ready to use in place of the original. Export as usual.
Why use CutLuma for this
Detail, not blur
An AI upscaler rebuilds edges and texture, where a normal resize just makes the pixels bigger.
Pay for the seconds you need
Trim the clip first and only the part you keep is upscaled, so the run costs less.
Ready for a 4K export
Upscale a clip, then export the whole project in 4K on the Pro and Business plans.
Questions? Answers.
Is the video upscaler free?
No. Upscaling runs on paid AI models and needs a paid plan, a top-up pack or, on Pro and Business, your own fal.ai API key.
Can it fix any video?
It helps most with soft or low-resolution footage. It cannot recover a face or text that was never in the picture, and very blocky clips may still look processed.
Do I need the Pro plan for 4K?
Upscaling a clip to 4K works on any paid plan, but exporting the finished video in 4K is part of Pro and Business.
Upscale a video to 1080p, 2K or 4K with AI
Included in every paid plan · The editor itself is free
Upscale a video