Topaz Video Upscaler is Rivya's delivery-grade AI video enhancer for approved clips that need sharper exports, higher resolution, or cleaner final delivery without changing the shot.
Example output
Preview clip for a luxury watch macro reveal brief, focused on controlled studio lighting, precise watch geometry, and a commerce-ready final frame.
Video Upscaling · Resolution Enhancement
Example output
Preview clip for a luxury watch macro reveal brief, focused on controlled studio lighting, precise watch geometry, and a commerce-ready final frame.
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Topaz Video Upscaler is Rivya's delivery-grade AI video enhancer for approved clips that need sharper exports, higher resolution, or cleaner final delivery without changing the shot.
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Prompt starters
Use a template already mapped to Topaz Video Upscaler when you want a stronger first run than a blank prompt.
Luxury watch macro reveal video preview with dark reflective surface, light sweep, close dial detail, and clean product hero frame.
Video brief: premium watch / macro detail / controlled light sweep / slow push-in / commerce hero frame
storyboard preview
Recommended model: Topaz Video Upscaler
An 8-10 second product video brief for a premium watch macro reveal, with controlled light sweeps, precise detail shots, and a clean commerce hero frame.
Access-denied surveillance video preview showing a fixed camera view, rejection beat, subject continuity, and final hero frame.
Access-denied surveillance video brief: setup / rejection beat / fixed camera view / continuity / hero ending / review checks
storyboard preview
Recommended model: Topaz Video Upscaler
Create a reusable video prompt for an access-denied surveillance moment, with editable scene beats, camera framing, motion continuity, and review checks.
Shampoo commercial preview with product texture, hair movement, and bottle hero frame.
Shampoo ad brief: texture close-up / hair motion / bottle hero / benefit line / claim safety
storyboard preview
Recommended model: Topaz Video Upscaler
Plan a clean shampoo ad with controlled hair movement, product texture, bathroom or studio light, and safe benefit language.
Storm rainforest rafting chase preview with a raft fleeing a log-filled flood through a narrow gorge.
Rainforest rafting chase brief: storm canopy / river gorge / log surge / aerial orbit / raft slalom / mist pull-up
storyboard preview
Recommended model: Topaz Video Upscaler
Build an aerial adventure video prompt where a raft races through a storm-dark rainforest gorge as a log-packed flood surge closes in.
Model proof
Use the online trial above, then compare these example results to judge finish, rhythm, and task fit before you spend more credits in Studio.
Lead sample
Luxury watch macro reveal video preview with dark reflective surface, light sweep, close dial detail, and clean product hero frame.
Input
1 video reference
What to notice
Luxury watch macro reveal video preview with dark reflective surface, light sweep, close dial detail, and clean product hero frame.
Credits per use
12 credits per run
Why this model works
Best for already-approved clips where only clarity or delivery resolution is missing
Single-video, no-prompt project keeps it useful as a post-edit finishing step
Simple 1x, 2x, and 4x ladder with the current fixed 12-credit tier
Best-fit tasks
Model proof
Decision fit
Decision fit
Best-fit tasks
Use it when the task looks like this
Quiet facts
Provider
Topaz
Category
Video
Capabilities
Video Upscaling · Resolution Enhancement
Credit model
12 credits per run
Input path
1 video reference
Prompt setup
No prompt required
Topaz Video Upscaler FAQ
Topaz Video Upscaler is strongest when the cut is already approved and the remaining problem is output quality rather than storytelling. That usually means client-delivery exports, social or demo masters that still look soft after compression, or AI-generated footage whose motion is right but still lacks final-file clarity. It is much more of a finishing option than a creative one.
On Rivya, this option is built around one source video and a simple 1x, 2x, or 4x target ladder at a fixed 12-credit tier. There is no prompt-led rewrite here: the job is to preserve the shot, timing, and content while improving the export.
The key decision is not a prompt tweak but whether the source clip already deserves preservation, and then which output ladder fits the job. 1x is the lighter polish pass when you mainly want a cleaner delivery file, 2x is the practical step-up for many social, deck, and recut needs, and 4x only starts to pay off when the source already holds up and the goal is a larger master or more demanding display context.
Rivya currently lists a flat 12 credits per run. That cost becomes easy to justify once rerendering would add more creative risk or revision time than simply preserving the right clip and improving the export.
Choose Topaz Video Upscaler when the source clip is already the clip you want to keep and the only real problem is softness at delivery. If you still need new movement, a different cut, a new camera idea, or scene rewrites, start with generation or video editing instead.
Start here when you already trust the clip and just need to see whether a finishing pass is enough. It is a good first stop for client-review exports, softened AI footage, or short-form cuts that only need cleaner delivery before you commit to a longer post-processing project.
This page is built around one source video plus a 1x, 2x, or 4x target choice. It does not pretend to regenerate the shot from a prompt; it lets you test whether the existing clip is already strong enough to carry a cleaner export.
Before you run, decide whether the clip really needs 1x, 2x, or 4x and whether the source is already locked. 1x is the lighter polish pass, 2x is the practical step-up for many delivery needs, and 4x only makes sense when the source can survive a much larger export.
The page is public, but the actual processing step is still gated behind sign in. Rivya currently lists a fixed 12 credits per run, so you can judge the source clip and target ladder first, then sign in when you are ready to process it.
Stay on this page while you are checking one source clip and one output ladder. Open the full Studio once the job starts involving multiple source versions, output comparisons, or a longer finishing thread around the same footage.
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