Extend Video
Carry a clip past where it stopped. The model reads the last seconds and keeps the motion, the lighting and the subject going.
AI video extender: make any video clip longer
Upload a video and add new footage to it. The extension carries on from the clip's own frames with the same subject, setting, lighting and camera, then the new part is joined to your clip so you get one longer video.
Add footage after the clip, a lead-in before it, or both. Describe what should happen next, or leave the description empty and the shot simply continues.
How it works
- Upload the video. Click Upload Video or drop a video file onto the prompt box.
- Describe what comes next (optional). Say what should happen in the new footage. Leave it empty to continue the shot naturally.
- Choose direction and length. Forward adds footage after the clip, Backward adds a lead-in before it, and Both does each. Add 3, 5, 8 or 10 seconds per side.
- Extend. Pick the Standard or Pro model, a style and up to four versions, then click Extend. Download the MP4 or publish it.
What you can make
- Making a clip long enough for a reel or a story
- Adding a lead-in or an ending to a generated video
- Stretching B-roll and establishing shots
- Trying several ways a scene could continue
Questions
How much footage can I add?
3, 5, 8 or 10 seconds on each side. Choose Both to add that much before and after the clip.
Can I add footage before the clip starts?
Yes. Backward makes a lead-in that settles onto your clip's first frame, so it hands over without a jump.
Do I have to write a prompt?
No. Without one the shot continues naturally. Add a description when you want something specific to happen.
What happens to the sound?
Your clip keeps its own sound. The new footage is silent.
Can I change the look of the new footage?
Yes. Choose Natural, Cinematic, Anime, 3D Render or Artistic.
How much does extending cost?
It is charged in credits by the model, the seconds added and how many versions you make. Both directions costs twice as much as one.