VideoProc launches AIGC campaign to improve AI video and image quality

VideoProc has launched a new AIGC campaign aimed at helping creators enhance AI-generated videos and images after generation instead of repeatedly spending credits. The campaign includes local upscaling, enhancement, frame interpolation and a limited-time sale on VideoProc Converter AI.

Why it matters: - Creators can use lower-cost AI generation for first drafts, then improve only the outputs they keep. - The workflow is designed to reduce repeated generation costs while raising resolution, detail and motion quality. - The campaign targets a common gap in AIGC: outputs that look useful in preview but need post-processing for final delivery.

What happened: - VideoProc, from Digiarty Software, launched a new AIGC-focused campaign on August 28, 2026. - The campaign centers on post-generation enhancement for AI-created videos and images. - VideoProc also launched a limited-time Super Sale on VideoProc Converter AI with savings on lifetime licenses, unlimited upgrades and free gifts. - The company provided product information at more information about VideoProc Converter AI. - The sale offer appears at the Super Sale page.

The details: - VideoProc Converter AI can upscale selected 720p or 1080p AI-generated clips to 4K with AI Super Resolution. - The software can restore resolution after cropping or reframing. - The AI video enhancer uses models that sharpen soft visuals, recover fine textures and reduce noise. - The V3 models are designed to distinguish blur from actual detail and improve areas such as skin, fabric and fur without redrawing the scene. - The image tools can upscale selected AI images to 8K or 10K with AI Super Resolution. - The software can also restore resolution after cropping or reframing. - VideoProc says many image generators still output at roughly 1K to 2K resolution. - The release cited SDXL 1.0 at 1024 x 1024, Midjourney HD at up to 2048 x 2048 and Adobe Firefly at a maximum download resolution of 2000 x 2000 pixels. - The release said Nano Banana 2 costs $0.067 per 1K image versus $0.151 for a 4K output through the Gemini API. - AI-generated portraits can be refined with enhancement and upscaling to make facial details appear sharper and more natural. - AI Frame Interpolation can add frames between existing ones to smooth motion in clips that are otherwise usable. - VideoProc Converter AI combines format conversion, compression, resizing, editing and enhancement in one workflow.

Between the lines: - The campaign positions post-processing as a way to make AI generation more efficient, not just more powerful. - The message suggests creators should spend credits on exploration first and on upscale or enhancement only for selected results. - The product pitch also reflects a broader shift toward hybrid workflows that mix generation with local editing and quality control.

What's next: - VideoProc is pushing creators toward a workflow that prepares AI assets for social platforms and client delivery. - The company is using the sale to drive attention to VideoProc Converter AI during the campaign window. - Future use cases will likely focus on creators who need higher-quality deliverables without rerunning full generation cycles.

The bottom line: - VideoProc is betting that the next step in AIGC is not more generation, but better finishing.