Framegen v1.0.0

Real-time neural frame interpolation in the browser. A Chrome extension that
takes any <video> on any page and plays it at 2x-6x the frame rate - a
distilled 2.9 MB model on a hand-written WGSL/WebGPU runtime, entirely on
your GPU. No servers, no accounts, nothing leaves your computer.

Highlights

• 2x-6x more frames on YouTube and most video sites; ~3 ms per generated
  frame on a mid-range GPU (RTX 4060 Ti)
• Auto mode: an adaptive controller picks the highest factor your GPU and
  display actually sustain - it backs off before you would see a stutter
• Anime mode: detects animation drawn "on twos" and interpolates the real
  motion; scene-cut detection never blends across cuts
• Display-Hz mode: output locked to your monitor's refresh grid (built
  for 120-240 Hz screens)
• Compare slider: original on the left, Framegen on the right
• Optional neural 2x upscale (TinySR) of the generated frames
• Works in vertical feeds (Shorts/TikTok) and survives mid-roll ads and
  quality switches
• Two model generations in the selector: v7 small (default) and v6

Install

Easiest: add to Chrome from the Web Store - one click, auto-updates.

Manual (this zip):

1. Download framegen-extension.zip below and extract it.
2. chrome://extensions -> enable Developer mode -> Load unpacked ->
   select the extracted folder.

Requires Chrome 121+ and a GPU. Details, numbers and the full technical story:
README /
docs/TECHNICAL.md.

bbb_60fps_v7s.mp4 attached below is genuine model output (the README hero
clip): the 15 fps eval clip interpolated 4x to 60 fps by the shipped weights.