Topaz Video is video enhancement software that uses temporally aware AI models to upscale, enhance, stabilize and smooth footage. Models such as Precision Upscale and Creative Upscale raise resolution, Frame Interpolation and Slow Motion create smoother motion, and SDR to HDR conversion widens the tonal range of older material. Cloud rendering runs through Topaz for Web, which costs $19 per month with 200 monthly cloud video credits. Topaz Studio bundles every Topaz app with unlimited local rendering and 300 monthly cloud video credits for $34 per month billed as $399 per year.
Filmmakers and video editors use it to rescue low-resolution or shaky footage, and photographers who also shoot video can work from the same family of apps. Archivists restoring older clips, YouTubers upgrading back catalogs and small production houses finishing client work are typical users. The company says over a million photographers and filmmakers rely on its products. Studio Pro, with Pro licenses, full commercial use and seat management, targets teams that need more rendering capacity and licensing coverage.
Common jobs include upscaling standard-definition or HD footage to a higher resolution, turning ordinary clips into slow motion with interpolated frames, stabilizing handheld shots, and bringing SDR material into HDR. Credits cover cloud rendering and expire at the end of each month, with auto refill available at 15% off. Because Topaz Studio includes Video, Photo, Gigapixel, Mobile and Web, one subscription can also handle image upscaling and photo restoration alongside video work.
