Lavender fields
360p in.
Send an existing video and pick 720p, 1080p, 2k or 4k. Pruna AI's upscaler returns an H.264 MP4 at that size, in the source's own shape, with the source's own sound.
Launch price until 12 November, 18:00 CET: half the list rate. After that, $0.01 a second at 720p and $0.02 at 1080p. Both are for up to 30 fps; above that, including 60 fps sources, the rate doubles.
There is no prompt. The model sharpens what is already in the frame and leaves the scene as it was: the same shape, the same sound, the same motion, at a higher resolution.
720p, 1080p, 2k and 4k. One field, target.
Keep the source frame rate, or set one. Frames above the source rate, and any above 30 a second, are interpolated.
From about 6.7 seconds for a 5-second clip at 720p, per Pruna. Higher targets take longer.
The largest upload. The source sets the shape and the length.
Each target is a pixel budget, filled in the source's own aspect ratio. At 1080p a 9:16 clip comes back 1080×1920, a square one 1440×1440, a 4:3 one 1660×1246.
The source's audio track goes into the output as it is, so there is nothing to re-sync. A silent source comes back silent.
The source frame rate is kept unless you set fps. Ask for 60 and the extra frames are interpolated.
Pruna AI's own clips: the source and the upscaled result play on top of each other. Drag the handle to compare. The target is under each clip.
Games, landscapes and old film. Same call, same settings.
360p in.
Black-and-white 4:3 archive, 240p in. Shown zoomed in.
360p in, 3840×2160 out.
Faces, fur and fabric. Drag across the edges.
360p in. Shown zoomed in.
360p in. Shown zoomed in.
360p in.
360p in. Shown zoomed in.
360p in. Shown zoomed in.
The same 640×360, 24 fps clip upscaled to 1080p: Topaz on the left, P-Video-Upscale on the right.
720p, 1080p, 2k or 4k. The target is the only setting that changes the size.
The lowest target, and the lowest price.
For large screens and for editing. Shown zoomed in.
The highest target. Sizes shown are for a 16:9 source.
Square, cinema and 4:3 come back in their own shape. Nothing is cropped to fit.
480×480 in, square out, at the 1080p target.
640×274 in. A 21:9 source comes back 21:9, at the 1080p target.
320×240 black-and-white film comes back 4:3.
The audio track comes back with the video. Turn the sound on.
The source's audio track, copied into the output.
The sound comes back with the sharper picture.
A vertical 360×640 clip, shown cropped to the face. The voice is the source's own track.
Keep the source frame rate or ask for up to 60 fps. Turbo trades a little quality for speed.
fps: 60 on a 24 fps source. The extra frames are interpolated.
fps: 60 on game capture.
Turbo on the left, standard on the right. Same target, same price.
Anything that exists at a lower resolution than the place it needs to go.
Iterate at 480p or 720p, then upscale only the takes you keep, on the same key and the same invoice.
Black-and-white and 4:3 film comes back sharper, in its own shape, with its own sound.
Phone clips go to 1080×1920 or higher with the voice untouched, ready for the feed.
Gameplay and anime through the same call, with 60 fps when the motion needs it.
The target and the frame rate of the returned video set the rate. Until 12 November, 18:00 CET, every rate is half the list price.
| Per second | 720p | 1080p | 2k | 4k |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Launch, up to 30 fps | $0.005 | $0.01 | $0.02 | $0.04 |
| Launch, above 30 fps | $0.01 | $0.02 | $0.04 | $0.08 |
| List, up to 30 fps | $0.01 | $0.02 | $0.04 | $0.08 |
| List, above 30 fps | $0.02 | $0.04 | $0.08 | $0.16 |
A 10-second clip up to 30 fps is $0.10 at 1080p or $0.40 at 4k at the launch price.
Rounded up to the whole second of returned video. Above 30 fps the rate doubles, and a 60 fps source is billed at that rate even when fps is left empty.
Turbo costs the same. It runs faster at slightly lower quality, and returns the same size.
Pruna's own list price. The launch rows are half of it until 12 November, 18:00 CET. If Pruna changes the list price, the price here follows.
On the invoice you already get. Same key, same monthly bill, split by project or team like the rest of the catalogue.
videoRequired. A URL to the source video, up to 512 MiB. Pruna does not publish a list of accepted containers or codecs; its examples use MP4. The source sets the shape and the length.target720p, 1080p, 2k or 4k. Default 1080p.fps16 to 60. Leave it empty to keep the source frame rate, up to 60.turboOff by default. Faster, at slightly lower quality, for the same price.720p comes back 1920×1080.fps.| Shape | 720p | 1080p | 2k | 4k |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 16:9 | 1280×720 | 1920×1080 | 2560×1440 | 3840×2160 |
| 9:16 | 720×1280 | 1080×1920 | 1440×2560 | 2160×3840 |
| 1:1 | 960×960 | 1440×1440 | 1920×1920 | 2880×2880 |
| Target | Frames | 24 fps | 30 fps | 31–60 fps |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 720p | 2,400 | 100s | 80s | 80s |
| 1080p | 1,200 | 50s | 40s | 40s |
| 2k | 600 | 25s | 20s | 20s |
| 4k | 300 | 12.5s | 10s | 10s |
Sociaro is one of Pruna AI's official launch partners for this model. P-Video-Upscale is in the catalogue as pruna/p-video-upscale from 29 October, 18:00 CET. With a key already, it is a new model name in your call. Without one, tell us what you want to run and we come back with a key, usually the same day.