Name: Quality Enhancer AI Image & Video Enhancer
Author: Quality Enhancer

Question 1

What is Quality Enhancer for?

Accepted Answer

Quality Enhancer is for reviewing supported media that looks soft, compressed, noisy, or undersized. It helps you compare a processed result before publishing, sharing, or returning to a wider editing workflow.

Question 2

Does it replace a video editor?

Accepted Answer

No. Editing decisions such as cuts, captions, timing, colour, and story remain separate. Use this workflow when source clarity and output scale are the decision you need to inspect.

Question 3

What does Lite do?

Accepted Answer

Lite is the browser-based 2x comparison path. It is useful when you want to inspect a supported file on the device and browser you are using before choosing a larger workflow.

Question 4

What does Ultra add?

Accepted Answer

Ultra requires sign-in and offers 2x or 4x for its supported video inputs. It reads the selected duration and scale to estimate credits before enhancement begins.

Question 5

How do I choose 2x or 4x?

Accepted Answer

Start with the smallest available scale that addresses the detail you need. Compare text, edges, dark areas, texture, and motion at the delivery size instead of treating the largest scale as the default.

Question 6

Which video formats work with Lite?

Accepted Answer

Lite accepts MP4, MOV, AVI, MKV, WebM, TS, MTS, and M2TS video files. Browser support can still affect whether a particular file can be read and processed locally.

Question 7

Which video formats work with Ultra?

Accepted Answer

Ultra accepts MP4, MOV, and MKV files. The selected file must contain a readable video track and duration so the workflow can validate it before enhancement.

Question 8

What is the Ultra file size limit?

Accepted Answer

Ultra supports files up to 50 MB. If the source is larger, trim a representative segment or prepare a supported version before starting the comparison.

Question 9

Is there a fixed maximum video duration?

Accepted Answer

No fixed maximum duration is published. The workflow needs readable duration metadata, and Ultra uses the detected duration with the selected scale to calculate its credits estimate.

Question 10

How are Ultra credits estimated?

Accepted Answer

The estimate is based on the detected video duration and the selected 2x or 4x output scale. The completed task is the final record, so do not assume every video has the same cost.

Question 11

What should I inspect in the comparison?

Accepted Answer

Review the details that matter to the project: subtitles, UI labels, faces, fine textures, dark gradients, and fast motion. A useful result should hold up at the screen size where people will watch it.

Question 12

When should I download the result?

Accepted Answer

Download after you have reviewed the completed comparison. Ultra result links are available for 24 hours after completion, so save the version you intend to use locally.

Question 13

Where can I see current pricing?

Accepted Answer

Visit the pricing page for current plans and one-time credit packages. Ultra estimates change with source duration and output scale, so the pricing page is the source for package terms rather than a fixed per-video claim.

Question 14

Where can I read handling information?

Accepted Answer

Read the Privacy page for current handling information and the Terms page for service conditions. The Ultra result-link window is a download availability rule, not an unverified automatic deletion promise.

Question 15

Where can I get help with a file or account?

Accepted Answer

Use the support contact when a file does not pass a format check, when you need help understanding a task, or when an on-page statement does not match the live interface.

Quality Enhancer Pricing

Choose a plan or credit package to enhance images and videos online. Prices and checkout are shown in USD.

Basic

Pro

Ultra

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