
Preserve the original
Work from a copy and retain the untouched source, metadata, timestamps, and chain-of-custody records.
Improve the visibility of a working copy of surveillance, dashcam, or incident footage. Enhance contrast, reduce visible noise, and upscale frames for review—without claiming to recover facts that were never captured.
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AI-enhanced frames are interpretive outputs. Keep the source untouched, document every processing step, and verify important observations against the original.

Work from a copy and retain the untouched source, metadata, timestamps, and chain-of-custody records.

Use enhanced output as a review aid. The process cannot reliably reconstruct unreadable plates, faces, or events missing from the recording.

Save the input, output, selected resolution, and processing date so another reviewer can understand what changed.
Choose the workflow that matches the visible problem in the footage.
Clean up distracting grain and improve visible contrast in dark or compressed footage so existing shapes are easier to inspect.
Create a higher-resolution derivative for presentation or side-by-side inspection. Upscaling can improve viewing comfort, but it does not make inferred detail factual.
Use a reversible, documented workflow and compare the result with the source before drawing conclusions.
Preserve the original file, then upload an authorized MP4, MOV, or WEBM working copy up to 500 MB and 60 seconds.
Review representative frames for noise, contrast, edge clarity, and artifacts. Compare them directly with the source.
Process the full working copy, download the output, and record that it is an enhanced derivative rather than the original evidence.
Use enhancement to support inspection and communication, with qualified forensic review for evidentiary conclusions.

Prepare short authorized clips for clearer preliminary review while retaining the original recording.

Make a short dashcam, bodycam, or mobile recording easier to present to an internal review team.

Create an additional view for a qualified analyst, who can assess artifacts, limitations, and evidentiary suitability.
Choose a focused tool for blur, noise, darkness, or resolution.
Important limits to understand before processing surveillance or incident footage.
Upload authorized footage, inspect a preview, and keep the original available for verification.
