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Smooth 2x for hand-drawn animation, inside DaVinci Resolve Studio.

**[Download it for Windows or macOS](https://github.com/sidebandstudio/Upflow2x/releases/latest)**, then follow [Install](#install).

Anime is drawn on 2s or 3s: the artist draws twelve pictures a second, or
eight, and each one is held for two or three frames to fill 24fps. That is why anime looks
stepped when you slow it down, and why running it straight through a frame
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<p class="note">Upflow2x is free. If it works for you, a <a href="https://github.com/sidebandstudio/Upflow2x">star on GitHub</a> helps other editors find it.</p>

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<p><strong>Coming from 0.3.1 on Windows?</strong> Download again and run the installer once more. 0.3.1 put the panel in a folder Resolve never reads, so it could not open or update itself. On a Mac, run the installer again too, so the panel shows on every page and not only Fusion.</p>
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<p class="note">The in-between model, about 50 MB, downloads on the first render. Everything else is in the <a href="help.html">help</a>.</p>
<p class="note">The in-between model, about 50 MB, downloads on the first render. Everything else is in the <a href="help.html">help</a>. If it works for you, a <a href="https://github.com/sidebandstudio/Upflow2x">star on GitHub</a> helps other editors find it.</p>
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Smooth 2x for hand-drawn animation, inside DaVinci Resolve Studio.

**[Download it for Windows or macOS](https://github.com/sidebandstudio/Upflow2x/releases/latest)**, then follow [Install](#install).

Anime is drawn on 2s or 3s: the artist draws twelve pictures a second, or
eight, and each one is held for two or three frames to fill 24fps. That is why anime looks
stepped when you slow it down, and why running it straight through a frame
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Smooth 2x for hand-drawn animation, inside DaVinci Resolve Studio.

**[Download it for Windows or macOS](https://github.com/sidebandstudio/Upflow2x/releases/latest)**, then follow [Install](#install).

Anime is drawn on 2s or 3s: the artist draws twelve pictures a second, or
eight, and each one is held for two or three frames to fill 24fps. That is why anime looks
stepped when you slow it down, and why running it straight through a frame
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