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AI Slow-Motion Video

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Smooth slow-motion with AI optical-flow frame interpolation — no more choppy duplicated frames.

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When AI slow-motion shines

Sports and action

That one second of the shot, the skate trick, the goal — stretched into something you can actually watch. Real intermediate frames make fast motion readable without strobing.

Product demos

A pour, a click, a swipe — whatever tiny moment sells the product. AI slow-mo keeps textures sharp instead of smearing the way frame-blending does.

Social media drops

Reels and TikTok beats hit harder on well-timed slow-mo. You don’t need a phone that shoots 240fps — shoot at 30fps and slow it down after.

Nature and hobbies

Wings flapping, waves breaking, a flame settling. Things that happen faster than the eye resolves — now you can see the shape of them.

How It Works

1

Upload a short clip

Up to 10 seconds. MP4, MOV, WebM — anything your browser can decode.

2

AI invents the missing frames

RIFE computes optical flow between each pair of frames and synthesizes genuine intermediates on your GPU.

3

Download the slow-mo

2×, 4×, or 8× slower, ready as MP4 or WebM. Never leaves your device.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is this different from the Video Speed Changer?

The speed changer at 0.25× just plays the same frames for longer — you see the same 30 frames, each held for 4× as long, which looks like stuttery stop-motion. This tool generates new, genuinely in-between frames with AI so motion stays smooth.

Why is it so slow compared to the other video tools?

Each synthesized frame runs a neural network on your GPU. A 5-second 720p clip at 4× means ~450 AI inferences. Even on a fast desktop GPU that's a minute or two; on a laptop integrated GPU it's longer. Start small — try 2× at 384px to feel the speed, then scale up.

Does it work on my phone / iPad / Safari?

Not yet. The tool needs WebGPU, which is currently only available on desktop Chrome, Edge, and Chromium-based browsers (version 113+). Safari and Firefox are working on WebGPU support but aren't ready yet. You'll see a clear message if it won't run on your device.

Is there a file size or length limit?

10 seconds of source video and 720px max resolution in v1. Longer clips would eat too much memory — we load every decoded frame before encoding. We'll relax this once we move decode-encode into a streaming pipeline.

What happens to my video?

Nothing leaves your browser. The AI model and video decoder both run client-side, same as every other browser tool on this site. No uploads, no accounts.

Which AI model does this use?

RIFE v4.9 (Real-Time Intermediate Flow Estimation), exported to ONNX and run via ONNX Runtime Web with the WebGPU backend. The model is ~20MB and gets cached by your browser after the first run.

Built With Open Source

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