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Bria FIBO Video Upscaler

Bria FIBO Video Upscaler enlarges existing footage using detail reconstruction, with attention to fine textures, sharp edges, and consistency across frames.

Video Upscale

Based on verified input duration.

OfferingPrice (USD)
All listed options$0.05 / input second
  • Output Container And Codec: 9 listed options (same price).
  • Target Resolution: 2K, 4K (same price).
  • Based on the video input; billing steps apply in this order:
  • Round input duration up to a whole second.
  • Cap billed duration at 60 seconds.
  • Round the total charge up to the next $0.01.

Bria FIBO Video Upscaler

Bria FIBO Video Upscaler produces an enlarged version of supplied video, reconstructing detail as it increases image size. Its enhancement works on textures and edge definition, making it useful when existing footage needs to be presented at a larger viewing size.

The model also addresses consistency across frames. In moving footage, enhanced details need to remain coherent throughout a shot, including as subjects move or the camera changes position. This temporal focus connects the detail enhancement to the needs of video editing and playback.

What it's good for

Editors can use it to prepare older clips for inclusion in a remastered program or enlarge archive material for an exhibition display. Marketing teams can adapt existing promotional footage for larger screens. It also fits projects that reuse a completed sequence in a presentation where the imagery needs a larger, more detailed rendition.

Model ID

bria/fibo-video-upscaler

Output Type

Video

Pricing

$0.05 / input second

Provider

Bria

Hosting

Passthru

Bria FIBO Video Upscaler

Bria FIBO Video Upscaler produces an enlarged version of supplied video, reconstructing detail as it increases image size. Its enhancement works on textures and edge definition, making it useful when existing footage needs to be presented at a larger viewing size.

The model also addresses consistency across frames. In moving footage, enhanced details need to remain coherent throughout a shot, including as subjects move or the camera changes position. This temporal focus connects the detail enhancement to the needs of video editing and playback.

What it's good for

Editors can use it to prepare older clips for inclusion in a remastered program or enlarge archive material for an exhibition display. Marketing teams can adapt existing promotional footage for larger screens. It also fits projects that reuse a completed sequence in a presentation where the imagery needs a larger, more detailed rendition.