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What is Upscaling (super-resolution)?

Increasing the pixel resolution of an image or video — e.g. 1080p to 4K — while an AI model reconstructs plausible fine detail (edges, texture) instead of just stretching pixels. Commonly used to finish AI-generated footage generated cheaply at a lower resolution, then upscaled. FlyAIgh’s Upscaler runs on the Topaz Labs API.

Use these together in FlyAIgh

These come up together when you storyboard a scene and generate each shot on FlyAIgh. Tap any term to open its definition.

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