KwaFlux feature

AI Video Quality Repair — without uploading a frame

Clean compression artifacts, noise, and softness with local AI models. Preview short segments for free, then export the full clip on your own machine.

  • Target compression damage, grain, and general softness
  • Local processing with free short previews
  • Works alongside upscaling when you need both size and clarity
Download for WindowsOpen repair → upscale workflowFree 1s/3s/5s previews — no account, no credit card

Encode cleanup

Clean blocky social encodes without a cloud queue

Denoise and softness recovery on your GPU. Preview the worst section first.

Current Quality Repair workspace (General / High Quality) with an archive demo split in the preview pane — not a claimed repair
Current KwaFlux desktop screenshot. The preview pane uses an existing official demo still — not a claimed live result.

Quality-repair focus areas

Compression cleanup

Softens blockiness and mosquito noise from hard re-encodes and social downloads.

Denoise / grain control

Reduces steady noise and grain while trying to keep underlying texture.

Softness recovery

Pairs with detail reconstruction when the source is playable but muddy.

When AI Video Quality Repair is the right intent

Not every bad-looking file is “old tape.” Many are modern encodes that were crushed for chat apps or multi-generation exports. AI Video Quality Repair targets that “make this messy encode look cleaner” job without pretending the camera captured more than it did.

If the source is analog-era (interlace, faded film, VHS), start on the Restore Old Video workflow; you can still chain quality passes afterward.

Local iteration beats upload loops

Cleanup is iterative: try a strength, preview, adjust. Doing that in the cloud means re-uploading. Locally, 1s/3s/5s previews land on your GPU so you can decide before a full export.

Creators who finish client interviews, screen recordings, or multi-generation social exports usually need both cleanup and sizing. AI Video Quality Repair first removes the worst encode damage; super-resolution or AI Video Enhancer then grows the canvas without amplifying blocks and mosquito noise quite as aggressively.

How to repair quality in KwaFlux

  1. 01

    Import and diagnose

    Decide whether the pain is compression, noise, softness, or age-specific damage.

  2. 02

    Enable repair passes and preview

    Turn on the relevant cleanup models and check a free short preview on the worst section of the clip.

  3. 03

    Optionally upscale, then export

    If you also need a larger canvas, chain super-resolution / AI Video Enhancer after cleanup, then export locally.

Illustration of compression blocking and banding being cleaned away from a textured surface
Illustration of the idea, not a KwaFlux output: blocking, banding and mosquito noise on the left; clean texture on the right.

System requirements

Operating system
Windows 10 (64-bit, 1809+) or Windows 11
macOS build coming — planned minimum macOS 13 or newer (Apple Silicon and Intel).
GPU
DirectX 12 compatible discrete GPU (NVIDIA / AMD / Intel Arc)
NVIDIA RTX recommended — TensorRT acceleration is available on RTX. macOS GPU requirements will ship with the Mac build.
Memory
16 GB RAM or above
Keeps previews and export staging responsive under load.
Storage
Fast SSD workspace
Better for caching, temp artifacts, and larger preview sessions.

Windows 10 (64-bit, 1809+) or Windows 11 today; macOS coming — planned minimum macOS 13+.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does AI Video Quality Repair fix?

Typical targets include compression blocks, noise, and mild softness from transfers or re-encodes. It cannot invent detail that was never captured.

Is this the same as restoring old videotape?

Related. “Restore Old Video” focuses on aged transfers; AI Video Quality Repair is the broader “make this messy encode look cleaner” intent. Use the module that matches your source.

Do I need an account to preview?

Effect previews (1s, 3s, and 5s) are free and need no account — enter a workspace and run them straight after install. Export and conversion require signing in with a paid plan; see pricing.

Is macOS supported?

macOS support is in development. Windows builds are available on the download page today.

Is my footage uploaded to the cloud?

No. The AI processing runs on your own GPU and your media files are not uploaded — there is no queue and no per-minute cloud fee. The network is used only for sign-in and license checks (needed to export on a paid plan) and for updates.