Free AI video upscaler that runs in your browser to turn blurry clips into sharp, detailed MP4s
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Pricing model
Paid
Free
Pricing
Basic $49 (1 Mac, 1 year of updates), Personal $79 (2 Macs, 1 year of updates), Lifetime $149 (3 Macs, all future updates), or Monthly $10/month (3 Macs, cancel anytime). Free to record and edit with no time limit; licence required to export.
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Key features
3D device frames with real iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch models
Automatic zoom following mouse clicks and typing
Screen, window or area recording with system audio capture
Animated titles and motion graphics on separate tracks
Automatic transcription and word-by-word captions
Multi-track audio editing with separate system audio and microphone tracks
Export to MP4, ProRes with transparency or GIF up to 4K at 60fps
AI agent control through built-in MCP server for Claude Code and Cursor
Process videos locally in browser without uploading
Upscale to 2x or 4x resolution
Support for MP4, MOV, WebM and MKV formats
Two upscaling engines: IMDN for up to 720p and AMD FidelityFX for larger sources
Fast and High quality modes
Anime mode for line art preservation
One-frame preview before processing entire video
Audio preserved in output MP4
No account or sign-up required
Output as H.264 MP4 at original frame rate
What makes it different
All features included in every plan with pay-once pricing, no subscription required
Records real iPhone and iPad devices over USB or wirelessly with clean status bar for App Store videos
System audio capture natively without BlackHole or virtual audio devices
AI agents can edit videos inside the open project with full undo support
Everything works offline on your Mac with no network requirements for recording and editing
Runs entirely in your browser with no file uploads, keeping videos private
Free with no sign-up, watermark, or account required
No server queue or processing delays
Preserves original audio in the output video
Preview frame before committing to full video processing