Know the source
Look at the original before choosing an output size. More pixels alone do not mean better detail.
MINIMAX / THE QUALITY WORKSPACE
A closer look at your footage. Explore noise, detail and output size with every decision in view.
↔Look at the original before choosing an output size. More pixels alone do not mean better detail.
Change noise and detail separately so the purpose of each decision stays visible.
Watch for harsh edges and unnatural textures when assessing a real processed result.
MiniMax focuses on the decisions behind a quality adjustment. Source footage, noise, detail and output size belong in the same workspace, so a creator can change one variable at a time and evaluate the tradeoff instead of judging quality by resolution alone.
Move the sample comparison divider and choose settings. You can also play a local video, but no enhancement runs on that file.
No. Your text, settings and selected files stay in your browser.
THE MINIMAX FIELD NOTES
Practical guides, examples and checks to help you decide what to do next.
FIELD NOTE 01Judge moving footage as well as still frames before deciding how much cleanup to use.
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FIELD NOTE 02Look for halos, brittle textures and flicker as carefully as you look for detail.
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FIELD NOTE 03Choose an output size around the source, the crop and the viewing destination.
Read the guide ↗PRODUCT WALKTHROUGH
See how to use the controls with the sample. AI processing and export are not available.
Set noise and detail intent. Move the sample divider. Review the settings summary. Sample demonstration; no video is processed.