
While its main role is in video production, particularly to make poor-quality footage suitable for broadcast, or to upres old material for modern higher-resolution displays, it also has potential uses in CG work. Originally released in 2020, and previously known as Video Enhance AI, Video AI is an AI-trained tool capable of a range of video-processing tasks, including upresing, retiming and stabilising footage. (Full disclosure: the software was actually released last month, but we haven’t seen much coverage of it outside of general video production sites.)Īn AI-based tool for upresing video footage with potential applications to animation workflows

The 3.0 release rewrites Video AI from the ground up, making it possible to apply multiple AI models simultaneously, and adding a new super-slo-mo AI model and support for 16-bit colour depth. Topaz Labs has released Video AI 3, the latest version of its AI-based software for upscaling, retiming and stabilising video, previously known as Video Enhance AI. Scroll down for news of the Video AI 3.1 update.

Have you ever wanted your footage to look sharper with more detail? Take HD footage all the way up to 8K for use in high-quality projects. Video Enhance AI is the perfect way to take good footage and make it great.

From old home movies to low-quality SD to DVD quality and more, Video Enhance AI will transform your videos into clean upscaled footage up to 8K resolution. Topaz Video Enhance AI was no way to recreate a high-resolution video from low-resolution footage perfectly.
