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Small, soft footage — made crisp

Ultra HD upscales photos and video to sharp, high-resolution detail, recovering clarity that low-res or compressed files had lost — right on your device.

Source Ultra HD
SOFT source clip
1 The source

Small, soft, already compressed

Footage that has been through a messaging app, pulled off an old phone, or exported once too often. The detail looks gone.

2 Read

The frame is read before it is resized

Edges, texture and the difference between real detail and compression artefacts are identified first — so the upscale rebuilds the picture instead of magnifying its faults.

Edges Texture Artefacts
3 Rebuild

Detail is put back, not just stretched

Watch the right-hand side resolve as the reveal moves across. This is a real export, not a sharpening filter over a blown-up frame.

4 Done

A clip you can actually post

Enough resolution to survive a full-screen feed instead of looking like it was rescued from a group chat.

Runs in-app
No desktop tool, no upload
The problem

Great content, held back by resolution

Low-res looks dated on today's screens

Old clips, screen-recorded footage, and heavily-compressed downloads look soft and blocky on modern high-density displays.

Re-shooting isn't an option

Most of the footage worth keeping can't be captured again — the moment is gone, and the only copy you have is the low-res one.

The solution

More detail, no upload

Ultra HD rebuilds fine detail and sharpens edges to lift your photos and video to a higher resolution — all processed on your device, so nothing is uploaded and there's no server queue to wait on.

Before After

Drag to compare — a real low-resolution video rebuilt into crisp Ultra HD, frame by frame, entirely on-device.

How it works

Three steps

1

Pick your file

Choose a photo or video from your device.

2

Ultra HD upscales it

Detail is rebuilt and edges sharpened, entirely on your phone.

3

Save the result

Compare before and after, then save the higher-resolution version.

Give your footage the resolution it deserves

Ultra HD is live today on Android.

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