The cloud Upscaler currently supports the following models:
1. Equinox (General Enhancement Model)
Equinox is a general-purpose video enhancement model that balances processing speed and output quality, making it suitable for most use cases.
Best for
Features:
2. Titanus (Cinematic Enhancement Model)
Titanus is a high-quality enhancement model optimized for cinematic and film content. It was originally a local model and has been upgraded for cloud deployment.
Best for:
Features:
Notes:
The cloud version supports resolution options similar to the local version:
Audio Output
File size limit: 10GB
The cloud Upscaler feature consumes credits, and the specific credit consumption depends on the selected resolution, as detailed below.
Credits = Duration (minutes) × Resolution Tier × Upscale Factor × Frame Rate Factor
| Gear Name | Points consumed per minute | Examples of typical resolutions |
| SD (Standard Definition) | 0.5 credits | 480p, 576p, 640x480, 720x576, standard 720p (1280x720) |
| HD (High Definition) | 1.0 points | 900p, 960p, standard 1080p, 1080x1920 (portrait), 1920x1200 (16:10) |
| 2K (Ultra HD) | 2.5 credits | 1440p (2K), 2048x1536 (iPad), 2560x1600 |
| 4K (Ultra High) | 5.0 Points | 2160p (4K) |
Step 1: Open UniFab and select "Video Upscaler AI FabCloud"

Step 2: Import Video
Click the "+" button or drag the file, then select the video you want Upscaler to process.

Step 3: Adjust Output Resolution
On the current interface, you can easily adjust the output resolution (e.g., 1080p, 4K. For details on each effect, please refer to 3.4.2 Parameter Settings).

Step 4: Start Processing
Click "Start" to apply the Upscaler effect.

The following test results are for reference only.
| Source Creative Type | Zoom Type | Processing speed |
| 480p | 2x Enhancement | 112.46 fps/s |
| 720p | 2x Enhancement | 54.06 fps/s |
| 1080p | 2x Enhancement | 38.02 fps/s |
| 1080p | 1x enhancement | 52.4 fps/s |
| 1440p | 1x enhancement | 21.93 fps/s |
| 4k | 1x enhancement | 11.65 fps/s |
| 480p | 4x Enhancement | 39.76 fps/s |
Cloud processing has lower requirements for local devices, is basically compatible with modern operating systems and browser environments, but is recommended to be used in a stable and high-speed network environment to ensure a good experience.
Q1: What are the differences between the cloud version of Upscaler and the local version?
The cloud version is processed by the powerful computing power of the cloud, making it more suitable for users with limited device performance. It only provides the high-quality Equinox model and requires the consumption of points.
Q2: How many credits are required to use the cloud version of Upscaler?
Points consumption is related to the selected resolution; the higher the resolution, the more points are consumed. Please check your points balance before use.
Q3: Will network conditions affect usage?
Yes, cloud processing relies on the network, and an unstable network may cause the processing speed to slow down or fail.
Q4: Does it support batch processing?
Supported, users can submit multiple videos at once for batch processing.
Q5: Are there any restrictions on video format?
The cloud version supports common video formats such as MP4 and MKV. It is recommended to use high-quality source files for optimal results.
Q6: Will the processed video be saved locally?
After processing is completed, you can download the magnified and enhanced video file.
Q7: Can I use the cloud version features if my points are insufficient?
The cloud Upscaler feature cannot be used when credits are insufficient. Please recharge your credits and try again.