Your favorite anime,at cinema quality.

From Simple to High-End A+, 17 quality tiers cover every GPU from a decade-old laptop to an RTX 4090. The algorithm was built for anime's hard ink lines — not photos, not generic video. Each frame is sharpened in real time on your graphics card, with no uploads and no lag.

• 17 upscaling modes — Simple through High-End A+
• Dedicated line-art shader keeps edges clean without haloing
• Auto quality ceiling — picks the best tier your GPU sustains at 60 fps
• Works on 480p originals up to 4K streams

Ten hand-crafted looks you can apply in one click. Each is a full grade stack — upscaling, colour, tone, texture — dialled in so you don't have to touch a slider. Five are free, five are Plus.

• Vivid Anime — punchy saturation, crisp lines
• Cinema — desaturated highlights, lifted shadows, filmic contrast
• Warm Glow — amber skin tones, soft vignette, golden hour
• Clean & Sharp — neutral grade, maximum clarity
• Retro CRT — scanlines, phosphor bloom, barrel curve
• Blade Runner 49 · Plus — deep teal shadows, orange highlights
• Sin City · Plus — B&W with one colour left alive
• Matrix · Plus — cold green cast, digital noise
• 90s VHS · Plus — washed colours, tracking lines, chroma bleed
• Neon · Plus — crushed blacks, city-at-night energy

Drain the whole frame to black & white, then bring back exactly one colour. Click anywhere on the video with the eyedropper and that hue stays alive — everything else disappears. The classic film trick, on every frame, in real time.

• Live eyedropper — sample any colour straight from the video
• Hue range dial controls how wide the isolated band is
• B&W base has its own luminance mix for the Kurosawa look
• Combine with grain or vignette for a full noir grade

The toolkit colourists use in post-production, running live on your stream. Every tool affects individual tonal zones — shadows, midtones, highlights — so changes read exactly the way you intend.

• HSL per channel — hue, saturation and luminance for six colours
• Lift / Gamma / Gain — the industry-standard three-node wheel rig
• Filmic tone mapping — prevents blown highlights
• Technicolor simulation — the warm instability of classic cel transfers
• HDR simulation — expands perceived range on SDR screens
• LUT import (.cube) — drop in any industry-standard table
• Auto adaptive tone mapping — reads scene brightness per frame