There are a number of online services that can help you render and improve videos. Some of these services charge a monthly fee of over $39 or an annual fee.
I tested several of these video editing services with A.I, many filters do not significantly improve the videos.
But I tested Pixop, and I was surprised. It's a website focused on business customers (we can have a team of users and several studios improve videos for use in television and documentaries). But the good thing about Pixop is that it is also accessible to the common user (as in my case) and to freelancers and YouTubers who want to improve their videos.
Pricing is not a monthly fee system; we pay per task. For example, if you want to improve a video with just one filter and increase the resolution from 720p to 1080p (HD), you can pay $8. If you add two or three editing filters, it's 10 dollars; it depends. It's an affordable price. When processing the video, you can see how much it will cost and download a free preview clip before converting the video.
The "Pixop Deep Restoration 2" filter is magic; it improves pixel by pixel and works miracles.
I've used software like "Topaz Video A.I," but the disadvantage of using software is that they use all the memory and processing power of the computer's graphics card, which is slow and takes hours. Furthermore, the price is exorbitant.
When using cloud-based services like Pixop, processing is done in the cloud on their servers, which is faster. Thus, we don't overload our computer, and we are free for other tasks.
