Question 1

What kinds of face damage can it fix?

Accepted Answer

Blurriness, pixelation, compression artifacts, noise, and general degradation. Best results on faces that are recognizable but lack detail.

Question 2

Does it change how people look?

Accepted Answer

No. GFPGAN preserves identity and natural features. It enhances detail and sharpness without altering facial structure or appearance.

Question 3

Which GFPGAN version should I use?

Accepted Answer

v1.4 is recommended for most use cases — it preserves the most detail and identity. RestoreFormer is an alternative for very damaged footage.

Question 4

How long does processing take?

Accepted Answer

2 to 6 minutes for typical clips. Processing time depends on video length, resolution, and how many faces appear in each frame.

Question 5

Does it enhance the entire video?

Accepted Answer

The model focuses specifically on faces. Background and non-face areas receive upscaling but not the specialized face restoration treatment.

Question 6

What's the maximum upscale factor?

Accepted Answer

2x is the default and recommended setting. This doubles the resolution while keeping faces natural-looking and detailed.

Question 7

Can I use it on modern videos?

Accepted Answer

Yes, though it's designed for degraded footage. Modern HD/4K video with clear faces won't benefit much from face restoration.

Question 8

How much does it cost?

Accepted Answer

Each restoration costs 2 credits. Credits are automatically refunded if processing fails for any reason.

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