Batch Processing

Process multiple videos in a queue, each with its own settings captured at the time you select it.

How it works

1. Add multiple videos. Drop multiple files into the Input Video panel, or click to browse and select more than one.
2. Configure. Review the list, adjust output paths in the modal if needed.
3. Add to queue. Click Add {N} Video(s) to Queue.
4. Process. Click Start Queue — videos process one at a time.

Same model, many videos

The common case: upscale multiple videos with the same model and settings.

1. Select your upscaling model.
2. Choose output format and backend.
3. Add multiple videos via the Input Video panel.
4. Review output paths in the modal.
5. Click Add Videos to Queue.
6. Click Start Queue.

With custom filters

If your pipeline includes filters, configure them once and they apply to every queued video.

1. Build your filter pipeline in the filter panel — add filters, optionally add an AI upscaling model.
2. Choose output format and backend.
3. Add multiple videos.
4. Review the workflow summary and output paths.
5. Click Add Videos to Queue.
6. Click Start Queue.

Key features

• Workflow snapshots. Each video captures your settings at selection time. Changing settings later won’t affect queued videos.
• Auto paths. Output paths are auto-generated with the _upscaled suffix (e.g. video.mp4 → video_upscaled.mkv). Existing files are overwritten without warning.
• Queue management. Reorder by dragging, cancel items, requeue failed videos, or clear completed items.
• Persistent. The queue saves automatically across sessions.

Tips

• Test first. If processing multiple videos with the same workflow, always test one video before processing the rest.
• Check paths. Review output paths before confirming — existing files are overwritten without warning.