Unity created URP with a good goal in mind, which is a scriptable rendering pipeline that is more performant especially on low end devices, highly customizable by allowing developers to finely tune their game’s graphics and feel and visual style, and compatible with a wide range of platforms ranging from mobile to consoles and PC’s while being the simplest and easiest to use. Not only did Unity deliver on that vision but they kept adding more and more features over time making URP even more powerful than ever before, most notably a native support for AMD’s FidelityFX Super Resolution 1.0, this unlocks a new level of optimizing the rendering process, lowering the GPU’s frame time and by extension gaining extra performance while delivering a close to native image quality. However, we noticed a severe lack of adoption for FSR in URP games and we determined that the reason largely is because Unity didn’t go the extra mile of making FSR presets and advertising it enough to developers, so we decided to complete Unity’s initial vision and make a tool that implements FSR presets and enables developers to activate any particular preset with a single line of code. We believe the power and simplicity of this tool’s API will effectively make FSR wildly adopted in URP games which is ultimately good for both the developers and their players.