Turn One Clip Into
The Next Scene
Upload a video, write what should happen next, and the model continues from your last frame. 5 or 8 seconds, SD or HD, usually done in about two minutes.
Drop a video here
Upload a clip and hit extend to continue the scene
Three Steps To The Next Scene
No timeline, no keyframes. The model reads your clip and keeps going from where it stopped.
Upload your clip
MP4, WebM or MOV up to 50MB. The last frame of your video becomes the starting point for the continuation.
Say what happens next
Write it the way you'd brief a camera operator: what the subject does, where the camera goes, how the light behaves.
Get your continuation
A 5 or 8-second clip in SD or HD, usually in about two minutes. Download it, or feed it back in to keep the scene running.
What this is actually good at
Video-to-video works from motion that already exists, so it holds a look far better than starting over from a prompt.
Keeping a scene going
Chain a few passes and a 5-second clip becomes 15 or 20. Each pass starts from the previous ending, so the subject and setting stay put.
Redirecting the action
Same subject, different beat. Change the walk into a turn, the still shot into a slow push-in, without re-generating the whole look.
Fixing a clip that ends too early
You'll probably need 2-3 tries to land the exact motion. Each attempt takes about two minutes, so iterating is cheap in time if not in credits.
Only have a photo?
Start from a still image instead — upload a photo, describe the motion, and get your first clip. Then bring it back here to keep it going.
Try image to videoFrequently Asked Questions
What people ask before their first extension.
What video formats can I upload?
How long is the video I get back?
Does the free signup video cover this?
Why doesn't the result match my clip exactly?
Extend your first clip
New accounts start with 10 credits. No credit card required.