v3.2.0

This release adds Topaz Upscale for images and videos, a Video Compare node, and multi-select asset picking for workflows that need many inputs. You can now see detailed progress for multi-stage jobs and automatically load more assets as you scroll.

Topaz Upscale for images and videos

Add Topaz Upscale nodes from the Image Tools or Video Tools sections under their respective modality categories. The image upscaler works on a flat rate, while video upscaling cost scales with the duration of your input clip. Video outputs default to H.264 for broad compatibility, with H.265 available as an option for smaller file sizes.

Video Compare node

Compare two videos side-by-side with a draggable split slider. This standalone utility node uses the same comparison component as the SwitchX preview mode, now with improved synchronization that keeps both videos aligned during playback and seeking.

Multi-select asset picker

When adding images to a multi-input handle—like those on Gaussian Splat nodes—you can now select multiple assets at once. Use shift-click or the select-all checkbox to pick many images, then attach them all in a single action. Each image becomes its own Import node connected to the handle.

Inline status timeline for multi-stage jobs

Jobs that report progress through distinct stages—such as Gaussian Splat’s booting, COLMAP, training, rendering, and uploading—now show an inline timeline below the node. Completed stages display with their duration, while the active stage shows a live elapsed time. Single-stage jobs continue to show the standard status text.

Quality of life

• Asset library: Pages now load automatically as you scroll near the bottom, in addition to the existing Load More button.
• On the canvas: When “Show connected inputs” is enabled, selected nodes also display a read-only preview of their primary prompt.
• Large assets: Signed URLs for 3D outputs and other large files are now cached, preventing re-downloads when panning through the output carousel.
• Image tools, video tools, and 3D utility nodes have moved from the Utility section to their respective modality categories (Image, Video, 3D) for quicker access.