Topaz Video Upscale API

Video to Video

AI video upscaling to 4K with frame interpolation, slow motion, and enhancement presets.

·Features·FAQ

Documentation

Video *

Upload video to upscale (MP4 recommended)

0/1

Click or drag & dropMP4, WEBM, MOV · Max 500MB

Resolution

Target output resolution

Target FPS

Target frames per second

Enhancement Model

Topaz AI enhancement model

Frame Interpolation

Frame interpolation method

Focus

Focus / detail strength (0.0–1.0)

Sharpen

Sharpen strength (0.0–1.0)

Output

Your generated video will appear here

Features

What Topaz Video Upscale API offers

Target output resolution presets: 720p, 1080p, 1440p, or 2160p (4K)

Target frame rate options: 24, 25, 30, 45, 50, or 60 fps

Enhancement_model presets including Proteus, Artemis, Nyx, Rhea, Gaia, Colorize, Dione, Theia, Iris, and Themis for specialized looks

Frame interpolation engines: Apollo (balanced) or Chronos (higher quality, slower)

Adjustable focus strength (0.0 to 1.0) and sharpen strength (0.0 to 1.0)

Upload videos up to 500 MB and 300 seconds in the playground

Billing key topaz-labs/video-upscale for metering usage

Use cases

Built for

Primary

Archive remasters - Bring SD or HD masters to 1080p or 4K deliverables

Portrait interviews - Artemis or Iris enhancement paths for talking-head footage

Anime and illustration - Gaia tuned paths for line art and flat color

Low-light footage - Nyx when noise dominates shadows

Sports and b-roll - Apollo or Chronos interpolation when you need smoother motion at higher fps

Stabilization prep - Themis when camera shake needs mitigation before editorial

FAQ

About Topaz Video Upscale API

You upload video_url, pick target resolution and fps, choose enhancement_model, optionally choose frame_interpolation (Apollo or Chronos), and tune focus plus sharpen sliders.

Proteus is the general default. Swap to Artemis or Iris for faces, Nyx for dark scenes, Gaia for animation, Colorize for monochrome sources, Dione for interlaced masters, Theia for detail recovery, or Themis when stabilization is the priority.

Apollo favors speed versus quality balance, while Chronos targets higher quality at the cost of runtime. Pick based on how much temporal smoothing you need.

Usage aggregates under the topaz-labs/video-upscale key. Refer to the live pricing page for per-minute or per-gigabyte charges.