Working on footage you already have

Extend carries a clip on for up to fifteen seconds: describe what happens next and what the camera does. Insert writes a new scene between two moments of your video and then returns to the original footage.

Both keep the look of what you brought. They are for the shot that was right but too short, or the edit that needs one more beat.

A video upscaler makes a clip larger while keeping the frames consistent with each other. That last part is the hard bit: upscaling every frame on its own makes the detail flicker.

The Studio offers three. Topaz invents nothing, SeedVR2 and Kandinsky VSR are cheaper and price per frame, so a short clip costs little.

Lip sync takes a photo and an audio file and makes the person speak or sing it. The clip is as long as the audio.

All of these price by the length of the file you bring. The Studio reads it from MP4, MOV, MP3 and WAV, and shows the amount before you run. Other formats, convert first.