Priced by duration and target resolution, shown before you confirm. Failed jobs refund automatically.
The video upscaler at Chainportal99 brings finished clips to the resolution their destination demands — storefront, HD, presentation — priced per job by duration and target, from 101 credits, with the exact figure printed before you confirm. Like its still counterpart, it is a finishing tool and it comes last: it cannot rescue a clip whose pairing drifted or whose movement failed.
Lock the clip first. Watch it whole, judge it against her portcullis card, make any repair the editor or a re-brief owes it, and only then book the upscale. Enlargement is faithful to whatever it is given, and faithfulness to an unlocked clip is an expensive way to keep a draft.
The full clip, at full size, judged against the card — including the turns and the re-entries, where clips weaken.
No further edits, swaps or re-briefs after this point. What is locked is what gets enlarged.
The destination names the resolution; the quote follows from it and the duration, shown before the job runs.
Clips sold or shown where the platform sets the resolution, not the maker.
The same series, finished at the size the higher tier promises.
The one clip that fronts a profile, carried at full presence.
“Proven, watched, locked — then upscaled once to the storefront target.”
One upscale per locked clip. Re-locking after changes means finishing again.
“A finished standard set, upscaled as one booking for the HD tier.”
Batch the finishing once the set is final, not frame by frame as drafts settle.
| Clip state | Action |
|---|---|
| Locked and judged | Upscale it |
| One repairable flaw | Repair, re-lock, then upscale |
| Pairing drifted | Re-prove the swap — do not upscale |
| Ordinary feed clip | Standard resolution is enough |
Per job by duration and target resolution, from 101 credits. The exact figure is printed before you confirm.
No. It enlarges faithfully. Judge, repair and lock first — finishing is the last spend, not the rescue.
Storefront deliveries, HD tiers and showpieces — clips a destination will present large.
Yes. The upscaled version arrives beside the original in your library.
Yes, until you publish them yourself.
Every job in this studio is judged the same way, and the video upscaler is no exception: against the portcullis card, at the portcullis arch, before any finishing credit is spent on it. The card is five lines long and takes a minute to paste; the judgement it makes possible is the difference between a series that reads as one woman’s work and a folder of near-misses. When a result fails the card, the house answer is never to spend more on it — it is to return to the tool that made it, with the card pasted and the brief corrected.
Makers who keep that order — card first, tools second, finishing last — find their budgets behaving: standard work carries the volume, repairs stay rare and deliberate, and the expensive tools are booked only for pieces that have already earned them. That is the whole economy of Chainportal99, and it is printed on the pricing page for anyone to check before they begin.
Drafts, edits, animation and finishing share one credit balance and one private library. Start with the piece you need today.
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