Enhance Old Video Online: Revive Memories in HD

Open the tool above, drop your old video file, and click Start. The AI analyzes every frame to remove noise, sharpen edges, and upscale the resolution by 2x. It runs in your browser, so there is no upload, no sign-up, and no watermark.

Partially. If you have digitized a VHS tape into a digital file (like MP4), this AI can reduce the static, film grain, and softness. However, it cannot fix physical tape damage like tracking lines or magnetic dropouts.

Old videos were recorded at low resolutions (like 480p or 360p) and heavily compressed to save space. This destroys edge details. Our AI reconstructs those soft edges and cleans up the blocky pixels.

The tool applies a 2x upscale. A 480p video becomes 960p, a 720p video becomes 1440p, and a 1080p video becomes 4K. This is usually the perfect amount to make old footage look modern without creating massive, unusable files.

No. If your old video has horizontal "combing" lines (interlacing), you must de-interlace it first using a tool like HandBrake or FFmpeg. Once de-interlaced, upload the MP4 here to enhance it.

Yes, in modern mobile browsers. However, processing a long video on a phone is very slow and might run out of memory. For anything longer than 30 seconds, we highly recommend using a desktop or laptop with a GPU.

Yes. The audio track is copied from the original video without re-encoding. If the audio is very quiet or noisy, we recommend using a dedicated audio tool, as this tool focuses entirely on video.

No. The video is processed entirely in your browser using WebGPU and WebCodecs. Your private family memories never leave your device. Open your browser Network tab to verify.

MP4, WebM, and MOV are the most reliable. We also accept 3GP and MKV, but the final output is always a modern MP4 (H.264).

Yes! The AI works perfectly on grayscale footage. It sharpens the edges and reduces noise without introducing weird colors.

The AI might soften very small scratches, but it is not a dedicated film restoration tool. Large scratches, hairs, or dust spots will remain and might even get slightly larger.

If the original video was extremely noisy, the AI has to smooth it heavily. To fix this, adjust the Denoise slider in the settings before processing, or try a different clip.

On a device with a dedicated graphics card (GPU), a 1-minute video usually takes about 1 to 2 minutes. Without a GPU, it can take significantly longer because the CPU has to do the heavy lifting.

You can upload files up to 300 MB and 3 minutes long. Because AI video processing is memory-intensive, we recommend trimming your video first if it is very long.

Currently, the tool processes one video at a time to prevent your browser from crashing. You can queue them one by one.

No. The tool is designed to remove noise and grain for a cleaner look. If you want a vintage film look, you would need to add grain back in a video editor afterwards.

Yes. A DVD is usually 480p (NTSC) or 576p (PAL). Rip the DVD to an MP4, de-interlace it if necessary, and upload it here to upscale it to HD.

You can use the Brightness and Contrast sliders in the tool to brighten the image. However, extreme darkness means the original camera sensor captured very little data, so the AI cannot invent details that are pitch black.

No. Unlike other tools that force you to pay to remove a logo, our tool adds zero watermarks. You get a clean, professional MP4.

Yes, as long as you own the video or have the rights to it. Enhancing your own family videos, footage you shot, or public domain material is completely legal.

No. If the MP4 file is corrupted and will not play in a normal video player, our tool cannot read it. You must repair the file first using a dedicated video repair tool.

Yes, the output is yours to keep. We do not claim any ownership over the videos you process. You are only limited by the copyright of the original footage.