Video Enhancer

Rescue Old Footage With an AI Video Enhancer

As the line sweeps across, a soft, grainy clip turns into the crisp HD look the enhancer is built for: water droplets on the glass, the label and the light rippling across the water come back sharp, without changing the shot.

A soft, grainy clip of a serum bottle standing in rippling water compared with a crisp HD version

Restore Faces and Detail

Soft, compressed or low-resolution clips come back with clearer faces, edges and textures.

Clean Up Noise and Grain

Low-light grain and noise are cleaned out while the subject stays sharp.

A Mode for Every Problem

Standard, Face, Denoise, Sharpen and Anime, so each clip gets the fix it needs.

Make Noisy Footage Easier to Watch

A night shot on a city rooftop, full of low-light grain: Denoise mode is built to clear the speckles from her face, her hair and the city lights while keeping the warm glow of the night.

SettingsDenoise mode · example: low-light grain added to a clean 2K night clip
A grainy night clip of a woman on a city rooftop compared with a clean version

Recover Details Viewers Can See

A farmers market stall saved as a soft 240p clip: Sharpen mode brings back the leaves, apples and woven baskets in HD.

SettingsSharpen mode (Topaz Artemis) · HD · source downscaled to 432×240 and compressed → 1920×1068
A soft 240p clip of a farmers market stall compared with its sharpened HD version

Bring Faces Back From a Blurry Clip

A vlogger on his sofa, saved as a blocky 240p file: Face mode rebuilds his eyes, glasses and beard in HD.

SettingsFace mode (Topaz Iris) · HD · source downscaled to 432×240 and compressed → 1920×1068
A blocky 240p vlog of a bearded man compared with its face-restored HD version

Remaster Old Home Videos

Two kids waving from their bikes on a summer street, in a soft camcorder-style clip: Standard mode makes the street, the trees and the riders sharp enough for a big screen.

SettingsStandard mode (Topaz Proteus) · HD · source downscaled to 432×240 and compressed → 1920×1068
A soft home-video clip of two kids on bikes compared with its enhanced HD version

Who Uses an AI Video Enhancer

Better footage without reshooting.

Cleaner Campaign Clips

Fix soft or compressed product and ad footage before it goes live.

Sharper Vlogs and Shorts

Make phone footage and low-light shots look clean on any feed.

Readable Lessons and Walkthroughs

Keep faces, screens and whiteboards legible in recorded lessons.

Remastered Old Footage

Give family videos and archive clips a second life in HD.

How to Enhance Video Quality With MaxH3

  1. Upload Your Video

    Add an MP4 or MOV file up to 200 MB and 60 seconds in the Video Enhancer above.

  2. Pick a Mode and a Size

    Choose Standard, Face, Denoise, Sharpen or Anime, then Original, 2x, 4x, HD or 4K. The credit cost shows before you start.

  3. Enhance and Download

    Press Create. Our 5-second test clips were ready in 30 to 90 seconds; download the MP4 with its original audio.

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FAQs

A tool that improves how a video looks: it sharpens soft footage, removes noise and grain, restores faces and adds resolution, without reshooting anything.

An upscaler mainly adds pixels so a clip holds up on a bigger screen. An enhancer focuses on fixing what's wrong in the picture, like blur, grain or blocky compression. On MaxH3 both run on Topaz Enhance: pick Original to clean a clip at its current size, or a larger size to enhance and upscale at once.

Standard for most footage, Face when people are the focus, Denoise for grainy or low-light clips, Sharpen for soft or slightly out-of-focus shots, and Anime for cartoons and animation.

No. It changes how clean and sharp the picture is, not what's in it: framing, motion, timing and sound stay the same.

MP4 or MOV files up to 200 MB and 60 seconds long. The result is an MP4 that keeps the original audio.

The price depends on the output size and the number of frames, and it is shown before you start. A short clip starts at 32 credits, and free credits can be used.

Make Your Footage Worth Watching Again

Upload a blurry, noisy or low-resolution clip and get a cleaner HD version in about a minute.