Fix Blurry Video Online: AI Deblur, No Upload

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

AI cannot invent details that were never recorded. However, our WebSR model is trained to recognize edges, shapes, and textures. It reconstructs sharpness based on what it knows, making soft, out-of-focus, or compressed video look significantly clearer and more detailed.

It works best on mild motion blur and camera shake. If the subject was moving extremely fast, or the camera was panning wildly, some blur will remain. For focus blur and compression blur, the results are usually excellent.

Out-of-focus video happens when the camera lens is not properly focused on the subject. The lens captures a soft, blurred image instead of sharp edges. Our AI analyzes the soft edges and mathematically reconstructs them to look sharp.

Motion blur is caused by movement (either the subject or the camera) during the exposure. Focus blur is caused by the lens being out of focus. AI handles focus blur much better than severe motion blur.

Yes, 100% free. Because the AI runs entirely on your own device using WebAssembly and WebGPU, we do not pay for cloud servers. There are no limits, no hidden fees, and no account required.

No. The video is decoded, enhanced, and re-encoded entirely in your browser. Open your browser’s Network tab while it runs and you will see that no request carries your file.

If the source video is very low resolution (like 240p) or heavily compressed, the AI has to work with very little data. It will make it sharper and bigger, but it cannot make it look like it was recorded on a 4K camera.

MP4 and WebM are the most reliable, but most standard formats like MOV and MKV should work depending on your browser. The output is always a clean MP4 or WebM.

Yes. Older or cheaper phones often have soft lenses and heavy compression. Our AI is perfect for cleaning up this type of footage and making it look modern.

Yes. Webcams often have low resolution and heavy compression. The AI can sharpen the edges and remove the blocky artifacts.

WebSR is a high-performance neural network specifically optimized to run in the browser using WebGPU. It powers our AI upscaling and deblurring.

Our AI is designed to sharpen edges while leaving flat areas smooth. If your video is very noisy, we recommend using our Denoise tool first, or adjusting the Denoise slider in the settings.

If the license plate or face is somewhat visible but just soft, the AI might sharpen it enough to be readable. If it is completely unrecognizable (just a blur of pixels), the AI cannot invent the text or features.

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.

No. We do not add any watermarks or logos. The output is completely clean.

Yes, you can queue multiple files in the tool, and it will process them one by one to prevent your browser from running out of memory.

Yes. The audio track is copied from the original video without re-encoding.

Up to 300 MB and 3 minutes per file. Because AI video processing is memory-intensive, we recommend trimming your video first if it is very long.

Topaz is a paid desktop app ($299). ToolDeck is free, runs in your browser, and handles 2x upscaling, deblurring, and denoising for web videos perfectly.

You can try, but keep your expectations realistic. CCTV footage is usually very low resolution and highly compressed. The AI will make it look cleaner, but it cannot turn a 240p security clip into a Hollywood movie.

It works in modern mobile browsers, but mobile GPUs are weak. For anything longer than 30 seconds, a desktop PC is highly recommended.