Professional-Grade AI Video Enhancement. Perfected.

While the processing speed largely depends on the input file parameters such as resolution, framerate, and duration, you can expect the following.
A minute of SD video will take 5-10 minutes to enhance. A minute of HD video will take 10-20 minutes to enhance.

We don't claim any copyrights on uploaded or on enhanced videos and images. You can delete your files at any time. When you delete a file, we completely delete it from our servers.

We have implemented rigorous technical and organizational security policies to protect your data. This includes, but it's not limited to:

• Using military grade 256-bit AES encryption algorithm for all data stored on our servers
• Using long and random passwords for all access points
• Using 2 Factor Authentication where applicable
• Hashing all user account passwords
• Regularly updating all our systems in order to avoid software exploits and hacks
• Always giving users an option to delete ALL their data
• Automatically deleting any unnecessary data such as temporary files
• Restricting user data access to minimum number of authorized personel
• Educating all employees about best security and privacy practices

Your data is never intentionally shared with other entities inside, or outside of our organization.

We support all popular video containers: mp4, mov, avi, mxf, mkv... Popular video codecs are also supported: H264, H265, Apple ProRes, DNxHD VP9, AV1, Xvid, MPEG-2, MPEG-4...

We support H264 and H265 codecs in mov, mp4, and mkv containers as output formats.

The biggest difference is that Topaz Labs is an offline software that you install on your computer, while TensorPix can be used through web browser.

Because Topaz runs on your PC, it uses your hardware to process files. This becomes problematic if your PC isn't quite high-end (and most users don't have high-end computers). You can still use Topaz with a less powerful computer, but the processing speed will be heavily impaired, meaning you could wait for tens of hours for enhancing a mere couple of seconds of video.

On the other side, TensorPix sends all processing to cloud which has access to powerful GPU hardware. This way, every TensorPix user has access to high-end hardware and doesn't have to worry about their computer being too slow.

Using cloud resources has another benefit. Cloud resources can be easily scaled meaning you can process multiple videos/images at once, without worrying if your computer can handle it. You can't do that with Topaz as processing ONE video or image will utilize nearly 100% of your computer’s processing power.

TLDR;
Choose Topaz labs if you have a powerful computer and don't have many videos/images to process at once.
Choose TensorPix if you don't have a powerful computer or want to process a lot of videos/images very quickly.

The rule of thumb is - the better the quality aspect you're trying to fix in the source, the better the enhancement. E.g. if the source has severe compresssion artifacts that obscure a lot of details, it's hard to expect much improvement.

However, if the source only has moderate or low artifacting, the end result would be much better as it's easier to fix minor artifacts than heavy ones. The best thing is try enhancing a sample and see how it turns out (this is why we have Free Previews for videos).