Phoenix Upscaler
7.1#4 in ai video restoration software$2.99 one-timeWebAPILinuxWindows
VisitPhoenix Upscaler vs Refocused
What both publish
| Fact | Phoenix Upscaler | Refocused |
|---|---|---|
| Formats | The product page lists MP4, MOV, MKV and AVI as supported file formats. | The FAQ lists H.265/H.264, ProRes, VP9, AV1, and PNG, JPEG, or TIFF image-sequence output. |
Phoenix Upscaler plans
- Cloud Standard$2.99, paid once
- Cloud Enhanced$5.99, paid once
- Desktop app$129, paid once
- Phoenix Upscaler$129, paid once
- Cloud Studio Max—
Refocused plans
- Free trialFree
- Full license$64.99, paid once
Pick Phoenix Upscaler if…
Phoenix Upscaler suits people restoring older video from tapes, DVDs, film scans, or phone clips. It may also suit users who prefer local processing and have hardware that meets the listed requirements.
Pick Refocused if…
Refocused suits people who want local AI video restoration and tools for refining selected regions or inspecting frames. The listed macOS requirements specify macOS 13 or later on Apple Silicon M1–M4, while Windows and Linux support on NVIDIA hardware is in beta.