HitPaw VikPea V6.0.0 Adds AI Enhancement Agent and Google's Gemini Omni
HitPaw has released VikPea V6.0.0, an update to its AI video enhancement software that adds an AI Enhancement Agent, an upgraded low-light model, local export for generative models and Google's Gemini Omni for video generation. According to the company, the update is meant to give creators more flexibility and efficiency.
- HitPaw VikPea V6.0.0 adds an AI Enhancement Agent that generates three recommended enhancement options with previews.
- Google's Gemini Omni model is now part of the video generation workflow, using text prompts and uploaded media.
- Local generative model execution requires NVIDIA VRAM of 16 GB or more and RAM of 32 GB or more, and does not consume AI points.
- Cloud exports expected to exceed 50 GB are redirected to support or local export.
- The software runs on Windows and macOS, with a free trial and paid plans from $43.19/month.
An agent that recommends enhancement options
The headline addition is the AI Enhancement Agent. According to HitPaw, users can describe the enhancement effect they want, or leave the field blank. The application then analyzes the quality of the video and generates three recommended enhancement options, each with a preview window.
Users can compare the previews and pick the AI model that suits them best. The approach is designed to spare users from choosing a model blindly before processing a clip.
HitPaw also upgraded its AI Low-light Enhancement Model. The company says it delivers sharper visuals, richer details and more faithful color reproduction, improving clarity while keeping colors closer to those in the original footage.
Gemini Omni and local processing
VikPea V6.0.0 incorporates Google's Gemini Omni model into its video generation workflow. According to HitPaw, this allows high-quality video creation from custom text prompts and uploaded media.
The update also opens local execution of generative AI models to high-end systems. The stated hardware requirements are NVIDIA VRAM of 16 GB or more and RAM of 32 GB or more. On such machines, HitPaw says, users get unlimited local processing and exports without consuming AI points.
For cloud exports, the software now handles very large files differently. When a cloud export is expected to exceed 50 GB, VikPea guides users to contact the support team for manual processing or to switch to local export. HitPaw says this reduces queue resource demands, bandwidth consumption and cloud processing costs tied to large files.
Opt-in compute sharing network
Another new feature is the AI Compute Sharing Node Network. It invites eligible high-performance devices to contribute computing resources to AI tasks, with credits awarded as rewards.
HitPaw states that tasks run only when devices are idle and meet system requirements. Participation is voluntary, users keep control over the program, and they can withdraw at any time without affecting normal device use.
Availability and pricing
HitPaw VikPea works on both Windows and macOS. Users can try the new features through a free trial, or buy the full package starting from $43.19/month, according to the company.
For creators with powerful hardware, the local export option offers a way to avoid spending AI points, while those without such systems can still use the cloud workflow, with large exports above 50 GB routed to support or local processing.
