What It Does
Neural Enhancement Suite applies machine learning models to recover detail, upscale resolution, and fix exposure in video footage. All processing runs locally—no server uploads or subscriptions required. It works in both After Effects and Premiere Pro.
Key Features
Superresolution. Upscales video up to 16x the original resolution using advanced AI models. Two different models handle different types of footage, from clean interviews to noisy handheld shots.
Denoising. Removes grain and noise while preserving fine detail. Particularly useful for footage shot in low light or at high ISOs where standard noise reduction destroys texture.
Example-based colorization. Color grades a shot by matching it to a reference image. Drop in a still from another scene or a mood board, and the plugin analyzes color relationships to apply a similar look to your footage.
Hint-based colorization. Colorizes black-and-white footage by painting simple color hints on a single frame. The AI interprets those hints and applies naturalistic color across the entire shot. You can also use this as a stylized grading tool on color footage.
Low-light enhancement. Brightens underexposed footage without flattening contrast or introducing the muddy look typical of standard exposure adjustments.
Deblurring. Reduces motion blur in shaky footage, though it works best on mild to moderate blur rather than extreme cases.
Who It’s For
Motion designers working with stock footage that needs resolution or quality improvements. Colorists who want AI-assisted grading workflows. Anyone restoring or enhancing archival material. Also useful for narrative work where you need to match footage shot under inconsistent conditions.
Pricing
$79.99 for a single-user license (regular price $149.99, currently on sale). A free trial is available with a watermark that disappears once you activate a license. GPU acceleration requires either an NVIDIA GPU with 8GB+ VRAM (Windows) or Apple Silicon with macOS Sequoia and 16GB+ RAM. Other systems can run the plugin in CPU mode, though processing will be significantly slower.
Floating and render-only licenses are also available for larger facilities.