Hold a moment longer
Give a reveal, a landscape or a product shot the extra seconds it needs to land.
Video Extend
Keep the shot going.
Upload a clip, say what happens next, and Cliplume carries it on: same subject, same light, same camera, with new footage that picks up exactly where yours ends.
A drone flight through a jungle canyon, extended to reveal the full waterfall
How it works
How Video Extend works.
- 01
Bring your clip
MP4 or MOV, up to 60 seconds and 50 MB. Footage you shot, or a video you generated.
- 02
Say what happens next
Describe the continuation, not the clip. Your footage is the starting point, so the look carries over.
- 03
Choose how much to add
From 2 to 15 seconds of new footage, at the quality you want.
When a shot ends too soon
Finish the action
A jump that cuts off mid-air, a pour that stops before the glass is full: let it complete.
Make room for titles
Add a calm tail to a clip so text, a logo or a call to action has space to sit.
Stretch a generation
Took a 5-second Cliplume video as far as it goes? Continue it instead of starting over.
Video Extend, answered.
What to expect from Video Extend: limits, quality and cost.
You can add 2 to 15 seconds per run. To go further, extend the result again.
Your clip is the starting point and your description is expanded using it, so subject, setting and lighting carry over. Say what the camera should do to steer the movement.
Yes. Choose “New footage only” and you get just the continuation to cut into your own edit.
The extension is generated with its own matching sound. If you need the original soundtrack unchanged, use New footage only and join them in your editor.
Make a new version with the same settings, or change the instruction and run it again. You’re only charged for runs that finish.
