Aiarty Video Enhancer Update Adds New AI Models and Control Options – Get 36% Off Now

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by Alexandra ThompsonDecember 16^th, 2025

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Aiarty has introduced a new version of its desktop video enhancement software. The update adds new AI models, along with control parameters and workflow options, aimed at creators working with archival footage, HD, and UHD material, or clips that require noise reduction and slow-motion. The application runs offline on both Mac and Windows and combines sharpening, denoising, upscaling, basic color adjustment, and frame interpolation in a single interface. Let’s take a closer look.

In July, we were introduced to the Aiarty Video Enhancer (which we wrote about here), and we recently took a look at the new version of the Aiarty Image Enhancer (which we wrote about here), which takes a similar approach to still images. Following its initial release earlier this year, the Video Enhancer has now received an update that introduces several new tools and workflow options.

Aiarty Video Enhancer: key features & update

These are the key features:

• AI Video Denoise: Remove grain & noise while preserving quality
• AI Deblur: Restore sharpness & clarity
• AI Texture Enhancement: Rebuild fine details
• AI Video Upscaling: HD → 4K
• AI Frame Interpolation: Smooth slow-motion
• AI Audio Denoise: Clear, clean sound
• Color Correction Panel: Quick tone adjustments
• Pre-edit Tools: Cut, crop, rotate, flip
• Three Optimized AI Models: moDetail-HQ v2 (hair, skin, outdoor plants, texture), Smooth-HQ v2 (faithful video restoration), and superVideo vHQ (grainy, low-light, blurry clips)

The tool combines AI-based denoising, deblurring, texture enhancement, upscaling from HD to 4K, and frame interpolation for generating smoother slow motion. In addition to its enhancement tools, the software includes basic editing functions (trimming, cropping, rotation, and flipping), as well as audio cleanup to reduce unwanted background noise.

The new Strength Control slider lets users adjust the intensity of AI-based detail enhancement rather than applying a fixed setting. The update also adds an option to convert SDR footage to HDR 10-bit, as well as built-in color correction tools for adjusting white balance, contrast, exposure, highlights, and shadows.

Core tools, models, and workflow options

• Batch Processing: Enhance multiple videos at once
• Turbo Mode: 3× faster processing with minimal quality loss—ideal for tight schedules
• Step Mode: Improve video quality while reducing VRAM usage—ideal for long, high-res projects
• Offline Processing: Fully secure and private

Aiarty has also introduced Step Mode, which processes high-resolution footage to improve performance by managing VRAM usage during longer renders. The company also notes further GPU-optimized processing, including Turbo Mode, to improve performance on supported systems.

Aiarty supports batch processing, so multiple clips can be processed in a single session. All processing is performed offline, meaning footage remains on the user’s local system throughout the workflow.

The software uses three primary AI models, each intended for different types of footage: moDetail HQ v2 is designed to enhance fine textures such as hair, skin, and foliage; Smooth HQ v2 is for more general video restoration; and superVideo vHQ targets grainy or low-light clips.

Price and availability

Aiarty is currently offering its Video Enhancer under a lifetime license priced at $149 as part of a limited-time holiday promotion, which reflects a 36% discount off the standard lifetime license price. Use the code XMASSAVE at checkout to get an additional $5 reduction, as well as a $10 discount when purchasing Aiarty bundles.

If you are interested in the technology behind the Aiarty Video Enhancer, click here. For more information or to try it for free, head over to their website here.

How does Aiarty’s offline workflow compare to cloud-based video enhancement tools in real-world use? Let us know in the comments.