Macxvideo AI — Mac download

MacXVideo AI is a video enhancement and conversion app that uses machine learning to clean up footage, increase resolution, and handle format changes in a single tool.

4K capture, 4× upscaling, and frame-blending polish

• 4K screen recording — captures full-resolution screen content with system audio.
• AI Super Resolution — upscales video up to 4x, with support for 4K output.
• Frame interpolation — generates intermediate frames for smoother motion.
• Denoising — reduces grain and compression artifacts without softening detail.
• Bulk conversion — GPU-accelerated transcoding with presets for recent iPhone models.
• Image enhancement — applies the same AI models to still photos.

Runs on Apple Silicon and now supports macOS 27

• Requires macOS 10.15 or later.
• Runs on both Apple Silicon and 64-bit Intel Macs.
• Evolved from MacX Video Converter Pro; the feature set now centres on AI processing.
• Version 3.16 adds macOS 27 compatibility.

How Macxvideo AI compares with similar tools

Three names come up regularly when people look at AI-assisted video enhancement on Mac: Macxvideo AI, Topaz Video AI, and HitPaw Video Enhancer. They share a family resemblance — upscaling, denoising, frame interpolation — but differ in focus.

Topaz Video AI builds its reputation on precision. Its models treat a single clip for minutes, pulling detail from footage that looks unsalvageable. The trade-off is speed — batch work on a dozen files can feel glacial. Macxvideo AI leans the other direction: GPU-accelerated bulk processing with conversion presets ready to go. The AI enhancement is real, but it assumes you also need the video in a different format when it is done. The screen recorder inside the same window reinforces that — it is a pipeline tool, not a restoration laboratory.

HitPaw Video Enhancer splits the difference. It offers clear, beginner-friendly AI models and fast enough throughput, but lacks the format-conversion depth Macxvideo AI inherited from its Video Converter Pro roots — no multi-track MKV handling, no AV1 export, no baked-in device presets. If your day involves pulling screen recordings, cleaning them up, and delivering an iPhone-ready file, Macxvideo AI removes steps the others leave as separate chores.

Keep Original Colors stops AI upscaling from shifting hues

Three shifts in recent releases affect how the app feels day to day.

Version 3.15 brought a Keep Original Colors option into the AI Super Resolution workflow. Before this, upscaling could shift colour temperature slightly — barely noticeable in casual clips, but a headache when matching brand footage or skin tones across a project. Toggling the setting preserves the source colour profile, which cuts out a round-trip to a grading tool.

The jump to Python 3.11 in version 3.16 is less visible but matters for stability. AI model loading now completes faster on Apple Silicon, and the app no longer trips over certain Python dependency conflicts that could stall a long batch queue overnight.

Version 3.16 also added ready-to-use conversion presets for iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max, and iPhone Duo. That keeps the app aligned with current hardware — creators delivering directly to those devices can skip resolution guessing and aspect-ratio fiddling.

• New — Added compatibility with macOS 27.
• New — Ready-to-use conversion options for iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max, and iPhone Duo.
• Improved — Python environment moved to 3.11.

• macOS 10.15 or later
• Apple Silicon or 64-bit Intel processor