ClearFrame

Compare before you process

Review the result before committing to the full render.

Generate a short preview, compare it with the original, and continue only when the selected area looks right.

Short preview generationAccessible before-and-after reviewSigned output download
Preview comparison
8-second preview
Original authorized demonstration footage before cleanupOriginal
Processed authorized demonstration footage after cleanupProcessed
00:04 / 00:08Loop onBalanced

Preview cost

Shown before render

Full job

100 credits

Output

H.264 · AAC

Workflow

Spend a minute reviewing before spending a full job.

The preview stage gives you a smaller, reviewable result so you can change the mask or settings before full processing.

  1. 01

    Save the mask

    Confirm that the selection and edge settings are ready for a sample.

  2. 02

    Choose a preview point

    Select a representative part of the footage rather than an easy frame.

  3. 03

    Generate the preview

    Render a short comparison using the selected processing preset.

  4. 04

    Compare

    Use the split view and playback controls to inspect seams, missed pixels, and scene detail.

  5. 05

    Adjust if needed

    Return to the mask workspace without losing the project context.

  6. 06

    Start full processing

    Review the credit estimate, approve the job, and monitor queue progress.

  7. 07

    Download or retry

    Use the temporary signed link, or reprocess after changing settings.

Capabilities in context

A comparison view built for an actual decision.

Capability 01

Split slider

Drag the divider or use arrow keys to compare the same frame.

Capability 02

Playback review

Loop the preview and inspect the result over time instead of judging one still.

Capability 03

Output preservation

Retain aspect ratio and frame rate where possible; preserve audio or transcode it to AAC when required.

Capability 04

Credit transparency

Show the remaining balance and the server-authoritative 100-credit processing cost before starting.

Practical review states

Know what to look for next.

Each state points to a concrete next action instead of leaving you with a vague score or success message.

1

Split view

Best for comparing edge detail at the same moment.

2

Side by side

Useful when the affected area is small and both full frames matter.

3

Original only

Confirm exactly what the overlay covered before judging the reconstruction.

4

Processed only

Look for flicker, repeated texture, or soft edges without the original competing for attention.

What to expect

Keep the limitation visible before the job starts.

  • Results vary with movement, texture, overlay opacity, and the content hidden beneath the selected area.
  • Failed processing jobs are refunded by the credit ledger when the job failure path completes.
  • Outputs use H.264 video and AAC audio by default; incompatible source audio may be transcoded.
  • Signed download links expire, and stored artifacts follow configured retention windows.

Next step

A deliberate quality gate before credits fund the full job.

Start with authorized footage, review every selected region, and use a preview before full processing.

Generate a preview