Lovable: Topaz Starlight Fast 2 Video Restoration for App AI Features
LovableLovable added Topaz Starlight Fast 2 as a video model for the AI features built into apps made with Lovable. It restores blurry, noisy, or low-resolution clips and returns them at 1080p or 4K with the original frame rate. A restoration runs in the background and can take hours. A workspace admin or owner must first enable TopazLabs under Connectors → AI.
Key Takeaways
- Topaz Starlight Fast 2 is now available to the AI features of apps built with Lovable, adding video restoration to the model lineup.
- The model rebuilds the detail in a blurry, noisy, or low-resolution clip.
- Output is returned at 1080p or 4K while keeping the original frame rate.
- A restoration runs in the background and can take hours, so it is a long-running job rather than an immediate result.
- A workspace admin or owner must enable TopazLabs under Connectors → AI first.
- Restoring a clip uses credits.
Video restoration for in-app AI features
Lovable added Topaz Starlight Fast 2 (topazlabs/starlight-fast-2) to the models that apps built with Lovable can use in their AI features. The changelog states that an app's AI features "can now use Topaz Starlight Fast 2". The model rebuilds the detail in a blurry, noisy, or low-resolution clip and returns it at 1080p or 4K, keeping the original frame rate.
This adds video restoration to a model lineup that already covered image generation and editing, so an app can offer an enhance step for existing footage rather than only producing new media.
How restoration runs
Lovable states that a restoration runs in the background and can take hours to finish. An app that uses the model therefore has to treat a restoration as a long-running job rather than something that returns while the user waits.
Setup and access
A workspace admin or owner must enable TopazLabs under Connectors → AI before the model can be used. Restoring a clip uses credits.