01Faithful enhancement
Keep the shot you already approved.
Precision models enhance existing footage rather than generating new content, so composition, timing and motion come from your source clip.
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Topaz Labs / fal · AI video
Topaz Video Upscale, more resolution from the footage you have.
Topaz precision upscaling enhances footage you already have instead of generating a new clip. Use it when a shot is right creatively but needs more resolution for where it will be shown.
Up to 4× upscaleProteus precision modelOptional 24–60 fps
HighReach video suiteTopaz Video Upscale
Prompt direction
Upload a 10-second 1080p product clip, choose Topaz Precision at 2×, keep the original frame rate, and compare fabric texture and edges against the source.
BriefGenerateReview
Illustrative artwork generated with Nano Banana Pro via fal. Not a sample output or benchmark of this model. Supporting imagery is illustrative too.
Upscale factor
1×, 1.5×, 2×, 3× or 4×
Enhancement model
Proteus, a non-generative precision model
Frame rate
Original, or a 24, 30 or 60 fps target
Output
H.264 video for browser playback
Why Topaz Video Upscale?
Enhance a finished clip instead of regenerating it.
A practical creative workflow for delivering a finished clip at a higher resolution and more.
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Topaz precision upscaling enhances footage you already have instead of generating a new clip. Use it when a shot is right creatively but needs more resolution for where it will be shown.
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Useful starting points include delivering a finished clip at a higher resolution, enhancing lower-resolution real-world footage, converting a clip to a different frame rate. Choose one specific outcome for the first pass.
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The controls below describe what is available in HighReach, not every option in the underlying API. Upscaling enhances the source clip; it does not change composition, timing or content.
Topaz Video Upscale capabilities
Turn creative direction into a workable shot.
Explore what Topaz Video Upscale supports in HighReach, with controls and limits that match the current integration.
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02Resolution control
Choose how far to scale.
Pick 1× to 4× in HighReach. Output resolution sets the price tier, so check the estimate before upscaling long clips.
03Frame rate
Interpolate only when you need to.
Keep the original frame rate, or set 24, 30 or 60 fps. Interpolation runs only when the target differs from the source.
Connected production
Brief, generate, compare, and refine without losing the creative thread.
How it works
Your first video creation, in three decisions.
Prepare the brief, choose the controls that matter, then review a small first pass before a larger production run.
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Prepare the creative brief
Upload the source video.
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Choose your direction
Choose Topaz Precision, an upscale factor and, if needed, a target frame rate.
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Generate, review and refine
Check the credit estimate, then compare fine detail and motion against the source before replacing it.
Model lineup in HighReach
Choose your Topaz Video Upscale workflow.
Open the right tool with the model already selected. Check the live settings and credit estimate before submitting.
Upscale a video
Topaz Precision upscale
Upload a clip, then choose the upscale factor and an optional frame rate.
- 1×–4× upscale
- Proteus model
- H.264 output
Plan your generation
Know the cost before you create.
Normal pricing. No temporary launch discount built into your quote.
fal's list rates for the precision models are $0.10 per 10 seconds of output at 720p, $0.20 at 1080p and $0.60 at 4K, assuming 30 fps; higher frame rates cost more. HighReach prorates by the second and quotes outputs above 1080p at the 4K rate.
Credits include HighReach's service margin. The tool recalculates the estimate for your settings and references. Actual token usage and output length can differ from an estimate.
Compare HighReach plans →Example credit estimate
501
credits
5 seconds of 720p video upscaled 2× (1440p output)
This configuration only—not an unlimited plan or a guaranteed price for every result.
Check your settings →Prompt playbook
Write better Topaz Video Upscale prompts.
A useful prompt behaves like a compact director's brief. Give every detail a job instead of stacking visual adjectives.
Give each reference a specific role.
Describe what should change and what must stay the same.
Review text, identity and fine details before publishing.
Starting brief
01Delivering a finished clip at a higher resolution
Upload a 10-second 1080p product clip, choose Topaz Precision at 2×, keep the original frame rate, and compare fabric texture and edges against the source.
Another direction
02Prepare an interview for a larger screen
Upload the 8-second 720p interview clip, choose Topaz Precision at 2×, keep the original frame rate, and compare skin texture and hair detail with the source before replacing it.
Choose the right model
Compare Topaz Video Upscale with other video models.
No single model is best for every brief. Compare the controls, cost and results that matter for your production workflow.
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Explore storyboard motion tests
Create 5–15 second videos with H3 Max Turbo in HighReach. Compare normal pricing, frame controls and 480P, 768P or refined 1080P output.
Explore MiniMax H3 Max Turbo
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Explore longer product reveals
Generate Wan 3.0 video in HighReach with 2–30 second durations, optional audio, start/end frames and output up to 1080p.
Explore Wan 3.0
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Explore reference-guided short scenes
Use Gemini Omni Flash 1.1 for text, image, reference-led video and instruction-based edits in HighReach, with output options up to 4K.
Explore Gemini Omni Flash 1.1Production notes
What to check before the final export.
Check 01
Upscaling enhances the source clip; it does not change composition, timing or content.
Check 02
HighReach uses the Proteus model. Other Topaz precision models available on fal are not offered in the tool.
Check 03
Price depends on output resolution, length and frame rate. HighReach quotes outputs above 1080p at the 4K rate, so a 2× upscale of 720p footage (1440p output) uses the 4K tier.
Topaz Video Upscale FAQ
Questions before you generate.
Practical answers about Topaz Video Upscale, available HighReach workflows, output controls, and prompt direction.
01Does Topaz upscaling generate new content?
No. fal describes the precision models as non-generative enhancement that stays faithful to the source. HighReach uses Proteus, which fal recommends for most real-world footage.
02Can Topaz change the frame rate?
Yes. Choose a 24, 30 or 60 fps target. Frame interpolation runs only when the target differs from the source frame rate.
03How do I use Topaz Video Upscale in HighReach?
Upload the source video. Choose Topaz Precision, an upscale factor and, if needed, a target frame rate. Check the credit estimate, then compare fine detail and motion against the source before replacing it.
04How much does Topaz Video Upscale cost?
fal's list rates for the precision models are $0.10 per 10 seconds of output at 720p, $0.20 at 1080p and $0.60 at 4K, assuming 30 fps; higher frame rates cost more. HighReach prorates by the second and quotes outputs above 1080p at the 4K rate. Your HighReach credit estimate includes the service margin and is recalculated in the tool.
Model notes & sources
Capabilities and normal rates checked against provider documentation on September 27, 2026. These are workflow recommendations, not benchmark results. Page artwork is illustrative and was generated with Nano Banana Pro via fal; it is not a sample output of Topaz Video Upscale.
Topaz Video Upscale in HighReach
Make your next idea with Topaz Video Upscale.
Bring a focused brief to HighReach. Choose your settings, check the quote, and start with one carefully directed result.