Use AI Video Extender to generate a new clip before or after a video you already have. Upload a source file, choose a direction, and edit the new footage in yourself.
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One more shot from a clip you already have
Extend after video
Source clip — closing frame
Four steps
Give AI Video Extender an MP4, WebM, or MOV file up to 100 MB. AI Video Extender reads one frame from it inside your browser, so the video itself is never sent to the model.
Tell AI Video Extender whether the footage goes after or before your clip, then describe only the new action or camera move. Do not re-describe the whole scene.
AI Video Extender has no framing control. It follows the orientation of your source, so the new clip may not match its exact pixel size.
Sign in and submit, then collect the finished AI Video Extender clip in Tasks or My Creations. Join it to your source in your editing software.
Extend after · 5s · 768p
The man in the yellow jacket and black beanie walks slowly along the wet path beside the lake, still looking across the water. Keep the same overcast fog, bare trees, and shoulder-height follow. No new people, no weather change, and no text.
What changed The clip continues from the lakeside stop. The yellow jacket, beanie, and overcast lake hold.
What the tool does and does not do
Where an extra clip helps
Three checks before you cut
Play across the cut point. The shared frame should line up because AI Video Extender took it from your source; anything that jumps immediately after it belongs to the generated section.
Watch the camera path, the subject, and the lighting. If they drift, describe the movement more explicitly and run AI Video Extender again rather than accepting the take.
The clip AI Video Extender returns carries its own audio and will not continue your original sound. Its pixel dimensions can also differ from the source, so set both tracks to one frame size in your editor.
Before you upload
AI Video Extender generates a new clip from one frame of a video you already have. The frame supplies the join, and your prompt describes the action or camera move the new footage should contain.
No. AI Video Extender returns a separate clip. This site does not stitch or mix audio, so joining the new footage to your source happens in your own editing software.
Yes. Choose Extend after video and AI Video Extender reads your closing frame as the first frame of the new clip.
Yes. Choose Extend before video and AI Video Extender turns your opening frame into the last frame of the new clip, which creates a lead-in to the scene you already have.
Give AI Video Extender a file your browser can play, up to 100 MB. MP4 with H.264 and WebM are the most reliable. Some MOV files and less common codecs cannot be decoded in the browser, and AI Video Extender reports that clearly instead of failing quietly.
AI Video Extender offers five or ten seconds, at 768p or 2K. There is no framing option because the frame read from your source establishes it.
The frame at the join comes from your source, so that point matches. After it, lighting, camera movement, and subject motion can all shift. AI Video Extender may also return different pixel dimensions than your source, so expect to align both in your editor rather than plan on one continuous take.
No. The section AI Video Extender generates carries its own audio and will not continue your dialogue, room tone, or music. Handle sound on your timeline.
Give AI Video Extender only what happens next, or what led in. Name the subject and the camera behavior you want preserved, and avoid restating the entire scene the source already shows.
The estimate for your current settings appears on the generate button before you submit. For current credit packs, see the ZMS credit plans. Uploading a clip and reading a frame from it cost nothing on their own. Details on how uploads and prompts are handled are in the privacy policy.
