SohaAI Studio

AI Video Transitions

Upload two or more scenes, pictures or videos, and generate a clip that moves from the last frame of one into the first frame of the next, as a fade, wipe, morph, dissolve, zoom or slide.

AI video transitions: generate the shot between two scenes

Upload two or more scenes, as pictures or video clips, and get a short clip that moves from the end of one scene into the start of the next. It is made from the real last frame of the first scene and the first frame of the second, so both sides of the cut match.

Choose the kind of movement (fade, wipe, morph, dissolve, zoom or slide), describe anything extra in words, and pick the length and quality. With more than two scenes you get a transition for every pair.

How it works

  1. Add your scenes. Upload two to seven pictures or video clips in the order they play, or drop them onto the prompt box.
  2. Pick the movement. Choose a transition style, and optionally describe the motion you want.
  3. Set length and quality. Choose 3 to 10 seconds, 720p or 1080p, and whether to add sound.
  4. Generate. Get one clip per pair of scenes and download them as MP4s.

What you can make

  • Smooth links between clips in a reel or short
  • Morphing one product shot into another
  • Before and after reveals
  • Linking AI-generated scenes into a longer story

Questions

What do I upload?

Two to seven scenes, each a picture or a video clip. For a video, the transition starts from its last frame or ends on its first frame.

Which transition styles are there?

Fade, wipe, morph, dissolve, zoom and slide. You can add your own description on top.

How long is the transition?

3, 4, 5, 6, 8 or 10 seconds.

What if I upload more than two scenes?

You get a separate transition for each neighbouring pair: scenes 1 to 2, 2 to 3, and so on.

Can the transition have sound?

Yes. Turn on Auto Sound and matching sound is generated with the clip.

How much does it cost?

The price in credits is shown on the Generate button. It depends on the length, quality, sound and the number of clips.