Fast correction For dark footage, raise the exposure gradually.
AI denoising β (compare when paused) Try this on grainy footage.
AI detail beta (compares when paused) Try this if edges look soft when enlarged. Reconstructed details in faces or text may differ from the original scene.
Compare exposure with FrameclearGenerated sample / still frame
Adjusted
Processes one sample on your device. Not a guarantee of results on your video.
Processing
On your device
Start with
A short comparison
Output
A separate video file
Compare before you commit
Move the divider to inspect the same frame before and after correction. Start with fast processing to adjust exposure, noise and sharpening.
Use AI when it helps
AI compares a paused frame and downloads its model on first use. It takes longer and can invent details in faces and text. Do not treat inferred details as factual evidence.
Start with a short export
Bigger output needs more memory and processing time. Export a short range at the original size first, then check the picture, audio and saved file.
How can I adjust a dark video?
Adjust brightness and compare the same frame before and after. Check noise and sharpness, then export a short range as a separate file first.
Available video formats and saving options depend on your device and browser. If processing is slow, shorten the video range or reduce the output size. You can also choose “Fast correction” to adjust brightness, noise and sharpness. If a video won’t open or save, try another format or browser.
Your data
Video and frames are processed on your device. AI downloads model and runtime resources from third-party CDNs, which receive ordinary request information. That download is separate from processing your footage.
Questions before you start
Does upscaling recover missing details?
Not reliably. More pixels do not mean that missing information has been recovered.
What if processing is too slow?
Shorten the range, reduce output dimensions and try fast correction. AI speed varies substantially by device.
