Video Quality

Drop a clip in and get back a 1080×1920 file built to survive a platform's re-encode: real frame interpolation, shutter-angle motion blur, a colour grade and a high-bitrate H.264 export.

Frame rate 30 / 60 / 120 · motion-compensated interpolation, not duplicated frames

Motion blur 90 / 180 / 270 / 360° shutter, exposed across sub-frames like a camera

Framing 1080×1920 · blurred fill, centre crop, stretch, or leave it alone

Colour seven grades, applied as 33³ 3D LUTs with tetrahedral interpolation

Encode H.264 High, BT.709 tagged, faststart, AAC 320k

Takes

MP4 · MOV · MKV

AVI · WEBM · more

Folders and batches

Needs

Windows 10 / 11

No admin rights

FFmpeg, fetched once

Optional

Topaz Video AI

under your own licence

CapCut LUT exporT

Render speed

Interpolation is about 96% of the render, so the frame rate mode decides the wait, not the quality tier. Motion interpolated is slow by nature — budget roughly 15–20× the clip length at 1080p. Duplicate mode finishes in seconds and is honest about what it does: it tags the file, it does not smooth motion.

NO REFUNDS