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RIFE Frame Interpolation: AI video enhancement

RIFE frame interpolation for smooth slow motion.

Free credits on signup, no card required. Plans from $19 one time.

Key features

RIFE Frame Interpolation renders at the resolution of the video you upload. RIFE Frame Interpolation is built by Lightricks. On Enhance AI it runs on the same account as every other model, with no separate subscription.

Resolution

Output matches the resolution of the video you upload, so a 1080p source comes back at 1080p. Nothing is downscaled on the way through, which means you can run RIFE Frame Interpolation late in an edit without losing the quality you already have.

Input modes

RIFE Frame Interpolation takes a video. Add it in the studio, check the preview and render. Every output lands in your history, ready to download or to pass to another model on the same account.

Specifications

Provider
Lightricks
Type
Video
Resolution
Original

How to use RIFE Frame Interpolation on Enhance AI

  1. 1

    Sign in and pick RIFE Frame Interpolation

    Open the Video Studio on Enhance AI and choose RIFE Frame Interpolation from the model list. A new account starts with free credits and no card is needed. The Try button on this page opens the studio with RIFE Frame Interpolation already selected.

  2. 2

    Add your files

    Upload a video in the studio, then check the preview before you render. Start from the cleanest copy you have: an upscaler sharpens what is there and cannot recover detail that was never recorded.

  3. 3

    Generate, then download

    Press Generate. RIFE Frame Interpolation renders in the cloud and the clip lands in your history on Enhance AI, where you can download the MP4. You see the price before you confirm.

What people make with RIFE Frame Interpolation

Phone clips for a big screen

A clip shot on a phone looks fine on a phone and soft on a television or a projector. RIFE Frame Interpolation lifts it to the size of the screen it will play on, which is what makes user footage, testimonials and event clips usable in a broadcast or an exhibition.

Cleaning up compression

Downloads and screen recordings carry compression damage: blocky shadows, mushy detail, jagged edges. RIFE Frame Interpolation smooths the artefacts while sharpening the real detail, so a clip that only exists as a low quality copy can go back into an edit without dragging the whole piece down.

Old footage to HD

Archive clips, early phone video and old exports come back sharper through RIFE Frame Interpolation. It rebuilds edges and texture so the footage sits comfortably next to modern material. Start from the best copy you have: an upscaler sharpens what is there, it cannot recover what was never recorded.

Common questions

What is RIFE Frame Interpolation?
RIFE Frame Interpolation is a video upscaling model from Lightricks. It takes a video and returns a finished clip. On Enhance AI it runs on the same account as 250+ other models, with no separate subscription.
What do I need to upload to use RIFE Frame Interpolation?
A video. Add it in the studio on Enhance AI, check the preview and render. The output lands in your history, ready to download or to pass to another model on the same account.
What resolution does RIFE Frame Interpolation output?
RIFE Frame Interpolation renders at the resolution of the video you upload.
Is RIFE Frame Interpolation free to try?
Yes. Free credits on signup, no card required, so you can run RIFE Frame Interpolation before paying anything. Plans from $19 one time when you need more, and one account covers RIFE Frame Interpolation and 250+ other models.
What does it cost to run RIFE Frame Interpolation?
Video renders are billed from your wallet by clip length and resolution, so a short clip at a lower resolution costs less than a long one at full quality. You see the price before you render.
Do I need a separate subscription for RIFE Frame Interpolation?
No. RIFE Frame Interpolation runs on the same Enhance AI account as every other model, so you are not paying one provider for video and another for images.

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