Crystal Upscaler [Video] (Video to Video) API on fal

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Input

Video Url*

Hint: Drag and drop video files from your computer, video from web pages, paste from clipboard (Ctrl/Cmd+V), or provide a URL. Accepted file types: mp4, mov, webm, m4v, gif

Additional Settings

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Pricing is $0.10 per megapixel per second. The total cost is multiplied based on the video’s frame rate (FPS), using 30-FPS increments:

Up to 30 FPS → 1× multiplier
Up to 60 FPS → 2× multiplier
Up to 90 FPS → 3× multiplier

For instance, a video upscaled to a resolution of 2440 × 1440, with a frame rate of 30 FPS and a duration of 4 seconds, is priced as follows: about 3.5 (megapixels; exactly 3.5136) × 4 (seconds) × 1 (FPS multiplier for 0–30 FPS) × $0.10 = about $1.40 (exactly $1.40544)

Result

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{
  "video": {
    "file_name": "w0VQQvPdwvV2GSCtRTMzh_hDH8SPrB.mp4",
    "height": 2160,
    "duration": 13.056527,
    "fps": 23.130193905817176,
    "num_frames": 302,
    "url": "https://storage.googleapis.com/falserverless/example_outputs/crystal_upscaler/video_upscaling/video_out.mp4",
    "width": 4096,
    "content_type": "video/mp4"
  }
}

Pricing is $0.10 per megapixel per second. The total cost is multiplied based on the video’s frame rate (FPS), using 30-FPS increments:

Up to 30 FPS → 1× multiplier
Up to 60 FPS → 2× multiplier
Up to 90 FPS → 3× multiplier

For instance, a video upscaled to a resolution of 2440 × 1440, with a frame rate of 30 FPS and a duration of 4 seconds, is priced as follows: about 3.5 (megapixels; exactly 3.5136) × 4 (seconds) × 1 (FPS multiplier for 0–30 FPS) × $0.10 = about $1.40 (exactly $1.40544)