Upscaler.AIAI
Upscaler.AIAI is a web service for increasing the resolution of images and short videos. The official upscaler page lists photo restoration alongside video enlargement, with separate options for pixel art and images containing text. You upload an existing file to begin.
Images and video inputs
The service advertises video output at 1080p, 2K, and 4K. Its upload area accepts MP4, MOV, M4V, and WEBM videos, with a maximum file size of 50 MB and a maximum duration of 60 seconds. Those input limits matter if you want to process a longer recording: the published uploader is aimed at short clips.
For still images, the publisher describes photo upscaling for blurred textures and older photographs. It also lists portrait, landscape, and product-photo use cases. Pixel-art upscaling has its own option, while the image-text option targets text in documents or logos. These are different tasks, so choose the option closest to the source material you are working with.
Trial and pricing
Registration includes a free trial with 20 credits, and the page says no credit card is required. The captured pricing area names monthly, yearly, and one-time billing options but does not show their prices or credit allocations. The 20-credit offer therefore gives a starting allowance; it does not establish how many images or minutes of video you can process.
Check the current purchase screen for the credit cost of your selected operation before paying. The source does not provide enough detail to compare the paid options by output volume.
Output and uploaded files
The publisher describes reconstruction of missing detail and noise reduction as parts of its upscaling process. The page's promotional comparisons do not establish how a particular photograph or clip will look after processing. Review text, edges, and faces in the result before using it in a finished project.
The site says it deletes uploaded files after 24 hours and does not use them to train its AI models. These are publisher statements about handling uploads, rather than an independent assessment of its privacy controls.