Video cost is driven by verified duration and target resolution, not by the filename or the estimate stored in the browser. The tool offers 720p, 1080p, 2K, and 4K targets, applies a five-second billing minimum, and accepts no more than ten minutes in one job. A higher output resolution increases the charge but cannot guarantee that blur, compression, generated detail, faces, text, or fast motion will improve.
Begin with a short segment that includes the hardest material in the source: a scene cut, face, title card, camera move, fine pattern, low-light area, or compression damage. Compare Standard and Pro using the same segment if you are considering the higher-cost route. Pro is a separate processing profile rather than a promise of studio quality, and either route can perform differently from clip to clip.
Before submission, the interface shows an estimated customer price in credits. The server then checks the remote media metadata, duration, requested resolution, and available balance before creating the job. Processing time changes with source, duration, output size, provider capacity, and queue conditions, so there is no fixed turnaround guarantee. Longer footage must be divided and each segment submitted, charged, reviewed, and downloaded separately.
The workflow can request audio passthrough, but you should verify picture, sync, audio, frame rate, and playback in your own editor after download. Keep the original and project files. Uploads pass through managed storage and an external AI processing provider; public HTTPS links must be reachable by the service. Submit only material you may lawfully process, remove unnecessary confidential or personal content, and consult the privacy policy for current retention criteria.
