Watch how to fix old, shaky and low-resolution video

Short guides, one job each: which settings to pick in AI Video Enhancer Studio and what to expect from the result.

AI upscaling needs an NVIDIA RTX 20-series or newer graphics card. Denoise, stabilisation and frame interpolation also run on AMD and Intel.

How-to guides

Restore old home movies with AI: film, VHS and camcorder

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How to deinterlace video and remove comb lines (VHS, DVD, camcorder)

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How to make any video 60 fps with AI frame interpolation (RIFE)

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How to stabilize shaky video: drone, GoPro and phone footage

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How to upscale video to 4K with AI on your own GPU

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Comparisons

Topaz Video AI alternative: pay once, not $299 a year

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RTX VSR vs Topaz Video AI vs Video2X: AI upscaling compared

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Topaz Video AI price 2026: what 1 to 3 years cost vs paying once

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What's new

Upscale 1080p to 4K 2.5x faster: AI Video Enhancer 2026.7.11

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Free trial with no time limit: Export clip saves 10-second clips of your own footage at full quality with no watermark, up to 30 seconds of each video a day, and your first 5 full videos are clean too. After that, full exports carry a watermark and are capped at 720p until you buy. No credit card needed.