Give the tool where the shot begins and where it ends. It generates the motion in between, so you can morph one cover into the next, reveal a new look, or bridge two scenes in a music video.
Two images in, a 5-second morph between them out, in three steps.
Morphing is the effect where one picture flows into another instead of cutting to it. Give the tool a start frame and an end frame and it generates the five seconds in between: a daytime street that turns to night, last year's cover that becomes the new one, a sketch that turns into the finished artwork. In a music video it bridges two scenes without a hard cut.
One transition costs 52 credits on Standard and 158 on Best, for a 5-second clip either way. A new web account starts with 20 credits, which does not cover a transition, so this tool needs credits from a paid plan or a credit pack. The price shows on the Generate button, and credits are refunded if a generation fails.
It takes exactly two images and returns one 5-second clip. There is no length setting, no middle keyframe, and no way to chain three or more images in one run; for a longer sequence, make one transition per pair and join the clips in an editor. It works from stills, so it does not blend two video clips. There is no aspect ratio setting either, so crop both images to the shape you want first.
You upload two images. The AI generates a clip that begins on the first and lands exactly on the second.
Two images with the same aspect ratio. Similar framing gives a cleaner morph; very different images give a more dramatic one.
A few seconds, which suits a cut between scenes.
Morphing turns one image into another with motion in between instead of a cut. Here you upload a start frame and an end frame, and the AI generates a 5-second clip that changes the first into the second.
Not directly: the tool works from two still images. Save the last frame of the first clip and the first frame of the second as images, generate the transition between them, and place it between the clips in your editor.