A free photo and video enhancer tool
AI Video Enhancer - HiQuality is a free video application by developer ryzenrise. It's a video editing tool that allows users to apply various enhancements to the clips with the help of artificial intelligence. It supports multiple file formats and can handle up to 4K resolution.
Much like PixelPlay - AI Photo Enhancer or PhotoTune - AI Photo Enhancer, AI Video Enhancer - HiQuality leverages the power of deep machine learning to analyze media and determine the optimal method to enhance them. It can also be used to restore damaged files or improve the quality of low-quality ones.
Easy enhancements for photo and video
Applying professional-grade post-edits to photos and videos is quite hard for the average user not familiar with the principles of photography and videography. There are plenty of adjustments and tweaking to achieve a specific look and effect. However, with the aid of AI algorithms, even beginners will be able to take advantage of high-quality enhancement themselves, and AI Video Enhancer - HiQuality is one example.
Despite its name, this editing tool works on both photos and videos. For the former, do things like unblur, enhance, and repair old ones. You can even employ various beautification methods and apply special filters. When it comes to the latter, you can do pretty much the same things, with the added benefit of video upscaling that can increase the resolution up to 4K.
Online videos downloaded from the internet don't always come with good quality, but you can enhance them using this app, as well, with many of the same options mentioned above. Now, as impressive as all of these are, the results are mixed most of the time. Some come out too overprocessed, while others don't look like they have any changes at all.
A bit inconsistent
To sum up, AI Video Enhancer - HiQuality is a decent choice if you're looking to enhance your photos and videos easily and quickly. Part of the reason for that is down to its AI chops, but it also becomes its main detriment. The output is just inconsistent and unpredictable. It's still worth trying out, but the experience could be improved.
