Transition clip maker
Create a short transition from the last frame of one shot to the first frame of the next.
How to use
- Choose A and B — images, or videos (the last frame of A and the first frame of B are used).
- Pick the transition, length and frame rate; the estimate shows how long your device will take.
- Press Create transition and download the MP4, then place it between the two shots.
Transition clip maker
A 0.3–0.5 s transition is usually enough to hide a cut between two similar shots; longer transitions make the in-between look more obvious. Dissolve and zoom are safe choices; dip to black or white hides big differences. Optical-flow morph estimates how areas move and blends while moving — it works on similar shots but cannot invent new action, so very different images may show stretching.
Common frame rates are 24 (film), 25 (PAL TV) and 30 (most web and Shorts). Use the same frame rate as your videos. Everything runs in your browser; the tool checks your device first and tells you honestly if it will be slow.
Frequently asked questions
How long should a transition be?
Usually 0.3–0.5 seconds. At 30 fps that is about 9–15 frames.
Does the morph use AI?
No. It uses block matching and image warping in plain JavaScript — no AI model and no online service. It blends and moves existing pixels; it does not draw new content.
Are my images or videos uploaded?
No. Everything is processed in your browser.