Specialized in AI video upscaling. Fast, and a fraction of the price.
LynxClip does one job: turning soft, low-res clips into crisp video up to 4K, with your original audio kept. No editor, no bloat — just sharper video, far cheaper than other AI upscalers.
Demo video: a realistic lynx wearing sunglasses lies on its back in an autumn Canadian forest, looks surprised at the camera, then waves with a small sly smile. One side shows the original 480p clip at its native pixels, the other the LynxClip 4K upscale.
ZOOM IN · SAME CLIP, SAME FRAME
Count the whiskers.
A tight crop of the clip above, played in sync. Left: LynxClip ×4 at 4K. Right: the same 480p source at its native pixels, with no smoothing. Fur, whiskers and leaf edges come back instead of smearing.
HOW IT WORKS
Three steps. No timeline, no editor, no surprises.
01
Drop your clip
MP4, MOV or WebM. Built for short AI-generated clips first — 10 to 60 seconds.
02
Pick ×2 or ×4
See the output resolution, frame rate and exact cost before anything runs. Pay from prepaid credits.
03
Download, sound intact
Your sharper video comes back with its original audio track, via a private, expiring link.
MADE FOR AI VIDEO
Sharp frames are easy. Consistent ones aren't.
Upscaling each frame on its own makes details shimmer and crawl. LynxClip uses a video super-resolution model that looks across frames, built to keep textures steady and cut down flicker between them.
Frames from the demo clip above. Top row simulates per-frame upscaling drift; bottom row is the LynxClip ×4 output. Illustration, not a benchmark.
HONEST RESOLUTION MATH
You pay for what comes out.
Pricing follows the output resolution, not the multiplier. 540p ×4 and 1080p ×2 both land at 4K — so they cost the same.
Output tops out at 4K. If a combination can't be done — say 1080p ×4, which would be 8K — we tell you upfront instead of quietly lowering the quality.
PRICING
Same minute of video. Very different bill.
One minute of footage, upscaled. Here's what the same job costs with other AI upscalers.
Up to 1× cheaper
Price for 1 minute of output at 30 FPS. LynxClip: target launch price (×2 ≈ 1080p, ×4 ≈ 4K). Other tools: public list prices, November 2026.
Work out your exact price
1080p
$0.036 / 10 s
2K
$0.072 / 10 s
4K
$0.144 / 10 s
The small print, made large.
Questions
What's the difference between ×2 and ×4?
×2 doubles the width and height of your video, ×4 quadruples them. 540p ×2 gives 1080p, 1080p ×2 or 540p ×4 gives 4K. You always see the final resolution before you start.
Which files and lengths are supported?
MP4, MOV and WebM. We're starting with short clips of 10 to 60 seconds, output up to 4K at 30 FPS, and will extend from there.
What about 60 FPS?
We launch at 30 FPS. 60 FPS pricing will follow once we've tested it properly — no promises before then.
Why is it so much cheaper?
Because upscaling is all we do. One dedicated video super-resolution pipeline, tuned for this single job — no editing suite or generation models to pay for. Prices shown here are our launch targets and will be confirmed before we open.
What if a job fails?
Your credits go straight back to your wallet, automatically. You only pay for videos that are delivered.