AI Video Enhancer

Part 1: Introduction

Enhancing videos via AI means using artificial intelligence to make your videos look better. But, if you want a more detailed explanation, it’s using AI to improve video resolution and enhance the quality of low-resolution footage. Plus, it can increase the framerate of your video to reduce jitter and ensure a smoother viewing experience. Take the simple steps below to enhance your video!

Part 2: Guides

Step 1 Start Wondershare UniConverter and select AI Video Enhancer

Once you download and install UniConverter, click on it and launch the robust tool. You’ll see several Hot features in the homepage. Click “AI Video Enhancer” under the “Hot” section of the software’s interface.

Step 2 Add Files to AI Video Enhancer

You add the video files you want to enhance using AI for this step. You can drag and drop the files on the software or click the “+” you see in the middle to open a File Explorer window, locate the files, and select them.

Step 3 Select AI Model

This AI Video Enhancer currently supports four AI models for video quality enhancement: Video Enhancement, General Denoiser, Frame Interpolation, and Video Upscaler. What do each of them do?

Video Enhancement helps enhance your video quality in just one click.

With General Denoiser, the AI reduces visual noise (grainy appearance in the video), so it’s perfect for videos captured in low light.

Frame Interpolation increases the video frame rate to make motions in the video smoother.

The Video Upscaler enhances the details of the video and, thus, the entire resolution and quality of the video.

So, select the model you want. For this example, we’ll use the most common and popular model, Video Enhancement. Click the "Preview" button to see what the enhanced video looks like. Click on “Export.”

The longer the video, the longer the enhancing process will take. So, wait for the ‘Exporting…” bar to be depleted. A new window will automatically open with your upscaled video.

NOTE: For the “Frame Interpolation” model, you’ll also be asked to select a “Smoothness Setting,” which can be 2x (60 fps) or 4x (120 fps). The higher the frame rate, the smoother the video.