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Lossless Scaling

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Scaling windowed games to full screen using state-of-the-art spatial scaling algorithms, sharpening algorithms and machine learning.

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  • Windows
  • Steam
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  1.  Lightweight

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  1.  No registration required
  2.  Dark Mode
  3.  Works Offline
  4.  Ad-free
  5.  Image Upscaling
  6.  Window Resizing
  7.  Fullscreen support

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  • Licensing

    Proprietary and Commercial product.
  • Pricing

    One time purchase (perpetual license) that costs $5.
  • Alternatives

    4 alternatives listed
  • Supported Languages

    • English

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Our users have written 1 comments and reviews about Lossless Scaling, and it has gotten 4 likes

Lossless Scaling was added to AlternativeTo by David on Dec 10, 2019 and this page was last updated Aug 14, 2023.

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Top Positive Comment
Elmir Farouk
Aug 14, 2023
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Maybe the best and the only games and videos real upscaller, its like a live savior for old gpu and intergrated gpus in cpus , really a unique peace of software .

What is Lossless Scaling?

Lossless Scaling lets you upscale windowed games to full screen using state-of-the-art spatial scaling algorithms, sharpening algorithms and machine learning. Scaling algorithms are currently presented:

LS1 AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution (AMD FSR) NVIDIA Image Scaling (NIS) Integer Scaling Nearest Neighbor xBR Anime4K Sharp Bilinear Bicubic CAS

Lossless Scaling is useful for upscaling modern games if you cannot run them at native screen resolution (GPU limited) and want to get rid of blur due to bilinear scaling of the GPU driver, as well as for upscaling older and pixel-art games which do not support modern screen resolutions or full screen mode.

For modern games, it is best to use AMD FSR, NIS, or even nearest neighbor scaling (if you need a non-demanding type of scaling), while integer scaling is best for upscaling pixel-art games.

The benefits of using modern spatial scaling algorithms such as AMD FSR and NIS depend on your GPU and target resolution. You need to make sure that the game you want to upscale is GPU limited and that the GPU needs less resources to upscale the image than to render the game at native screen resolution. Program requirements:

The game must be running in windowed mode Your OS must be Windows 10 1903 or newer (the program can work on earlier versions, but with restrictions)

Detailed instructions are in the app.

Enjoy!