AI-assisted image and video enhancement for NVIDIA RTX GPUs using DLSS 5.
Portable Windows application for AI image and video upscaling, frame generation, and live playback.
Visual Enhancer is a Windows application that brings NVIDIA DLSS 5 Neural Rendering, Super Resolution, and Frame Generation to your local images and videos. It is built for photographers and videographers working with NVIDIA RTX hardware who want advanced neural upscaling and processing pipelines outside of games.
The application combines a reorderable pipeline featuring DLSS 5 Neural Rendering, conventional scaling, DLSS Super Resolution, RTX Video Super Resolution, and RTX Video HDR. You can process single files, batch exports, or apply live neural rendering to local videos and online streams.
It suits media professionals and digital artists with modern NVIDIA RTX GPUs who need advanced upscaling and frame interpolation workflows. It does not suit users on AMD or Intel hardware, or those looking for a cross-platform Linux or macOS tool.
Applies DLSS 5 Neural Rendering directly to images and videos without game add-ons.
Drag and drop processing stages like scaling, sharpening, and color grading into custom sequences.
Creates intermediate video frames targeting custom frame rates from 23.976 to 480 FPS.
Brings DLSS 5 Neural Rendering to local videos and supported online streams during playback.
Free to use under its provided terms, with a Patreon link available for supporting the creator. The only operational cost is running the required local NVIDIA RTX hardware.
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You need a Windows PC equipped with a compatible NVIDIA RTX GPU to support DLSS and RTX video features.
Yes, compatible video pipelines can retain 10-bit HDR when using a supported HDR codec and enabling the export HDR option.
No, the Neuroframe Engine brings DLSS 5 Neural Rendering directly inside the application without requiring game add-ons.
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