AI Video Restoration
Repair old or damaged footage by removing scratches, noise, and flicker.
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How to Use AI Video Restoration
1. Upload the Old Footage
Add the damaged or degraded video you want restored.
2. Choose What to Repair
Select scratches, noise, flicker, or a combination of issues to fix.
3. Run the Restoration
The tool processes the footage to repair the selected issues frame by frame.
4. Preview and Download
Compare the restored version against the original, then download the file.
AI Video Restoration Features
Scratch and Artifact Removal
Clean up scratches, dust, and damage marks common in old or degraded footage.
Flicker Correction
Smooth out brightness flicker that shows up in older recordings.
Noise and Grain Reduction
Reduce heavy grain and noise while keeping the footage's original character.
Why Use Xelta AI Video Restoration?
1. Preserves Original Character
Footage is cleaned up without losing the look and feel of the original recording.
2. Handles Multiple Issues at Once
Scratches, flicker, and noise can be addressed together in one pass.
3. Good for Archival Footage
Suited for old home videos, archival clips, and other aged recordings.
4. Frame-by-Frame Repair
Issues are corrected consistently across the entire clip, not just isolated frames.
AI Video Restoration Prompt Library
Restoration works best when applied gradually, comparing results before pushing correction too far.
“An old family video with scratches and flicker cleaned up for viewing”
“Degraded archival footage restored while keeping its original look intact”
More AI Video Restoration Use Cases
Old Home Video Restoration
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Archival Footage Cleanup
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Damaged Media Recovery
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Preservation Projects
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Frequently
asked questions
It repairs old or damaged footage by fixing scratches, noise, and flicker.
No, the goal is to clean it up while keeping its character.
Yes, flicker correction is part of the restoration process.
Yes, it works well for old or archival footage.
Yes, scratches, noise, and flicker can be addressed together.
Resolution can be improved as part of the process if needed.