DLSS5 Studio · limited beta

Request access to the DLSS5 Studio beta

DLSS5 Studio is an independent Windows desktop tool for batch image and video processing on an NVIDIA RTX machine. It is being developed as a limited beta: sign in, submit a request, and we reply in submission order as invitation batches are processed.

An independent Windows RTX desktop tool, not an NVIDIA product, driver or Android APK.

Sign in to submit a request; invitations are handled in batches and in submission order.

Baseline: Windows 10 1909+ / Windows 11, RTX 20 series or newer, driver 610+ for hardware NVENC, 8 GB minimum (16 GB recommended), about 3 GB free disk. Source: /download#requirements, reviewed 2026-10-13.

Our RTX 4090 single-machine measurement: 720p → 2560×1440 H.264 in 87.4 seconds (2.43 seconds/frame); not a real-time performance promise. Source: /download#showcase, reviewed 2026-10-13.

What happens after you submit

During the beta, we keep the request path deliberately small: the form asks what you want to process and what machine you will use. That lets us reply with a useful compatibility note instead of sending a generic file. If your hardware or use case changes, add the new detail in a follow-up. The page does not expose a public package, and it does not turn a request into a promise of access. It records interest while the desktop workflow is being prepared and gives the team a clear order in which to respond.

Submit your beta request

The email and request form remain behind the existing sign-in gate. We do not publish a date, price, slot count, or public download while the beta is being prepared.

Sign in and submit from the download guide →

Frequently asked questions

Is this the NVIDIA DLSS download?

No. This is an independent desktop tool around a local RTX workflow.

How are invitations sent?

Requests are handled in submission order and invitations are sent in batches; a missing reply does not by itself mean rejection.

Is there an Android APK?

No. This page is for a Windows RTX desktop beta.

When will I receive access?

No date is promised; we reply when a request reaches a processable batch.

Is a public download available?

No public file is posted while the beta is in preparation.