Hey Hunters 👋 I'm a solo dev/SEO nerd who's been building free browser-based tools for a while now, and this is the one I'm most excited to ship: a video upscaler that runs 100% client-side. The annoying thing about most "free" video AI tools is you upload your file to someone's server, wait in a queue, and hope it doesn't get watermarked or capped. SquishyFile's upscaler skips all of that — everything happens locally in your browser via WebAssembly + WebGPU. Under the hood it's actually a hybrid: for videos up to 720p it runs a real AI model (best quality, but slower), and for anything larger it switches to FSR (AMD's FidelityFX shader-based upscaling) to keep things fast without frying your laptop. You pick 2x or 4x, and there's a before/after slider so you're not just trusting a "done!" message. No sign-up, no watermark, no upload limit — it's ad-supported so it stays free. Would love feedback, especially on speed/quality on your own hardware and browser (Chrome tends to run faster than Firefox in my testing, curious if that holds for others). Happy to answer anything about how it works!

SquishyFile Video Upscaler

AI + FSR video upscaler, no upload, no sign-up, free

AI + FSR video upscaler, no upload, no sign-up, free