Four clips, converted
Same footage on both sides. Drag any slider: left is the SDR original, right is the HDR10 master our engine returned.
How it works
Upload your clip
MP4, MOV, or WebM. Up to 60 seconds and 500MB.
AI converts to HDR10
Our AI engine remaps every frame to true 10-bit HDR with preserved resolution and frame rate.
Download the master
A 10-bit H.265 HDR10 MP4, ready for HDR TVs, iPhone, and YouTube HDR.
Made for anyone with an HDR screen.
If it plays video, it probably plays HDR now.
Filmmakers & editors
Bring SDR archival footage and client deliveries up to HDR10 without a re-grade.
Content creators
Make phone footage pop on YouTube HDR and modern TVs.
Real estate & product
Walkthroughs and demos with highlight detail that SDR clips crush.
Everyday memories
Family clips deserve the full brightness range of your TV.
How it stacks up
Same job, three ways to do it. This is where the tradeoffs actually sit.
| Manual regrade | Desktop AI tools | SDR to HDR | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time per clip | Hours per minute of footage | Minutes to hours, once it's installed | Minutes, no install |
| Skill required | A trained colorist | Software setup and tuning | Upload and wait |
| Where it runs | Your editing suite | Your own hardware | Any browser |
| Output | Depends on the colorist | Varies by tool and preset | 10-bit H.265 HDR10, every time |
| Price | Studio day rate | One-time license, often $100+ | From $0.60 per conversion |
Transparent pricing
Pay per second of video. No subscription required. Subscriptions just make each second cheaper.
No plan? Top up any amount (min $50) and convert at the standard rate.
FAQ
What exactly do I get back?
A 10-bit H.265 HDR10 MP4. It carries BT.2020 primaries and the SMPTE ST 2084 PQ transfer curve, which is what makes a file HDR10 rather than an SDR file with a bright look. Resolution and frame rate come back exactly as you uploaded them.
Does conversion change resolution or frame rate?
No. A 1080p30 clip returns as 1080p30 and a 4K60 clip as 4K60. The engine remaps luminance and colour only. Nothing is upscaled, interpolated, cropped or re-timed, so the result drops into an existing timeline without conforming.
Does it upscale or sharpen?
No. This does one operation: SDR to HDR10. It is not an upscaler, a denoiser, a frame interpolator or a general enhancement suite. If you need those, they are separate jobs and separate tools, and running them before conversion usually works better than after.
Is there a watermark?
No, ever. There is no free tier and no trial output to protect, so there is nothing to watermark. What you download is the deliverable.
What can conversion actually recover?
Range that was compressed, not range that was clipped. Highlights squeezed against SDR's diffuse-white ceiling get room to separate. A window already blown out to flat white in the source has no detail to restore, and no process recovers what the sensor never recorded.
What file types and limits apply?
MP4, MOV or WebM, up to 60 seconds and 500 MB. Longer clips are not supported yet, so trim to the section that matters before uploading. The 60-second limit covers most short-form, highlight and product footage without cutting.
Your SDR library is sitting on HDR hardware.
Convert the first clip in minutes. Pay only for what you convert.
Convert your first video$6.00 per 10s at 1080p