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All-new creative video upscaler. Plus 5 local models.
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The biggest step forward for video realism that we’ve made in years is now local. Our newest models are better in every way. Faster processing, unmatched realism, and improved results across the board. Plus local and cloud processing options. No matter what types of images or videos you’re working with, you’ll have an enhancement to make your content the clearest it’s ever been.
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ASTRA 2 (RELEASES APRIL 27)
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Control your video’s creative direction.
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Make AI-generated videos look real—now with higher quality and control in Astra 2. This next-generation video upscaler adds new, creative detail to flat or plasticky videos, enhancing clarity, and adding richness and visual complexity. Use levels and prompting to customize your creativity and sharpness. Built for use on stylized content, AI generations, and wide shots like crowd scenes, landscapes, and more.
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Available in the cloud in Astra and API.
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Magical. One-click enhance.
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Sharpen, upscale, and denoise images all in one click. This next-gen model is now more powerful, and flexible than ever. While Wonder 2 is built for ultra-low-resolution upscaling, Wonder 3 handles both high-quality inputs and heavily degraded images with consistent performance. Plus, choose from three enhancement levels for greater control.
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Available locally and in the cloud in Topaz Photo. Cloud-only access in Express, Bloom, and API.
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STARLIGHT PRECISE 2.5 LOCAL, TOPAZ VIDEO
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STARLIGHT PRECISE 2.5 LOCAL
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Maximum realism. Now local.
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Bring out natural detail in almost any type of video—now locally in Topaz Video for the first time. Starlight Precise 2.5 features a giant leap in video output quality with more detailed faces, textures, and text than previous Starlight Precise versions. Bring AI video to 4K and recover tricky archival footage.
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Currently supported in Topaz Video on NVIDIA (12GB VRAM minimum, 16GB VRAM recommended). Cloud export supported on both Mac and Windows, and available in Astra and API.
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