Extend a video with AI: continue a clip past its last frame with matching motion and style. Turn a short generation into a longer, usable shot.
Extending reads the closing frames of your footage and continues the same motion, lighting and style past the point where it stopped. A few seconds becomes a shot you can actually cut with. The join sits inside the take rather than at a cut, so it reads as one continuous move.
The clip carries on past its last frame without a visible cut.
Look, grain and motion of the original carry over.
Describe what happens next, or let the model decide.
Extend again from the result whenever you need more seconds.
Give a shot the extra time a caption or narration needs.
Build longer ambient footage for screens and events.
Continue clips you filmed yourself, not just generations.
A camera move in progress keeps moving instead of stopping dead.
Start from your own footage or a video you generated on Opaxes.
Say how the scene should continue, or let the model carry on from where it stopped.
The continuation is generated in the style and motion of the original and added to your library.
Turn a short generation into a clip that fills the space in your edit.
Give a shot a few more seconds so a voice-over or caption fits.
Build longer ambient footage for screens, streams and events.
Stretch a clip to the length a platform or a hook needs.
Continue an action or a camera move instead of cutting away.
Lengthen a clip that turned out shorter than the edit required.
Each run adds a segment; you can extend again from the new result to keep going.
The continuation is generated from the end of your clip, so the look and motion carry over. Each extra step drifts a little further from the original.
Yes — describe how the scene should continue, or leave it to the model to carry on naturally.
Yes, not just AI generations. Upload a clip and continue it.
The credit cost is shown before you run it and depends on the model and the length you add.