# Temporal pixel synthesis

> Use temporal pixel synthesis to move anti-aliasing and upscaling out of your render pipeline and into the XR compositor on the device.

Temporal pixel synthesis (TPS) is an image-quality technique that lets the runtime apply temporal anti-aliasing and upscaling to rendered frames, by providing per-view motion vector, depth, and stencil data.

| **Topic**                                                                                                                    | **Description**                                                                          |
| ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| [Introduction to temporal pixel synthesis](/engine/7000.0/manual/xr/graphics/tps/introduction.md)                            | Learn about the benefits of temporal pixel synthesis and when to use it in your project. |
| [Configure temporal pixel synthesis workflow](/engine/7000.0/manual/xr/graphics/tps/configure.md)                            | Enable TPS from the OpenXR features, and optionally adjust settings at runtime.          |
| [Known issues and troubleshooting temporal pixel synthesis](/engine/7000.0/manual/xr/graphics/tps/issues-troubleshooting.md) | Understand the known limitations of TPS, and troubleshoot common issues in your project. |

## Additional resources

* [XR project validation](/engine/7000.0/manual/xr/configuring-project-for/plugin-management.md#project-validation)
* [Render graph system in URP](/engine/7000.0/manual/render-pipelines/universal-render-pipeline/customizing-urp/render-graph.md)
* [Optimize for untethered XR devices](/engine/7000.0/manual/xr/graphics/untethered-device-optimization.md)
* [Unity OpenXR plug-in](https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.xr.openxr@1.18/)