When a good clip ends too soon, continue it. Upload the clip, optionally describe what happens next, and the video extender generates extra seconds that pick up from the last frame.
Upload a short clip and get new footage that continues it, in three steps.
The extender is for a shot that stops a beat too early: an AI-generated clip that ends before the camera move finishes, or a phone clip that cuts off as the chorus lands. The AI reads the end of your clip and generates new footage that carries on from the last frame. It does not slow the video down, loop it, or hold a freeze frame: the added seconds are newly generated.
Fast is priced by the length and resolution you pick: 33 credits for 5 more seconds at 720p, down to 4 credits for 1 second at 360p. Standard costs 45 credits and Best 179, each for 5 more seconds. A new web account starts with 20 credits, which covers a Fast extension of 3 seconds at 720p (20 credits) or 5 seconds at 360p (19 credits). The price shows on the Generate button, and credits are refunded if a generation fails.
It works on short clips only: the upload can be 15 seconds and 20 MB at most, so it does not lengthen a full song or a long recording in one go, and a result longer than 15 seconds cannot be extended again. A run adds up to 15 seconds on Fast and 5 seconds on Standard or Best. The new footage is the AI's continuation of the scene, so faces, hands, and text can drift as it goes on. It does not follow a song.
Upload the clip, add an optional description of what should happen next, choose a tier, and generate. You get a longer clip that continues the action.
Each run adds a few seconds. Run it again on the result to keep going.
Yes. The extension matches the lighting, subject, and camera motion at the end of your clip as closely as it can.
It adds new footage to the end of an existing clip. The AI reads the final frames and generates a continuation, so a shot that ends too soon can run a few seconds longer.
Not in one piece: the upload limit is 15 seconds and 20 MB. Cut the last few seconds of your video into a separate clip, extend that clip, and join the result to the rest of the video in your editor.