Adds frames to your video
Number of Frames adds 1 to 4 new frames between the original frames.
Smooth out motion
Interpolate videos with RIFE - Real-Time Intermediate Flow Estimation
Opens the video studio with RIFE Video Interpolation ready to use. You can look around as a guest. Running it takes the Pro plan or higher.
What it makes
Smooth out motion
Adds in-between frames for smoother or slow-motion video.
What you need
What you get
A smoother video
RIFE Video Interpolation adds new frames between the frames of a video you already have. RIFE stands for Real-Time Intermediate Flow Estimation. A frame is one still picture in a video. You add a video and get back a video with the extra frames included.
The video is the only thing you must provide. Number of Frames sets how many new frames are made between the original frames, from 1 to 4. Use Calculated FPS is on at first, and FPS means frames per second. With it on, the new frame rate is your video's own rate multiplied by the number of frames. Turn it off to set Frames Per Second yourself, from 1 to 60. Use Scene Detection splits the video into scenes first. This removes smear frames between scenes, but it can mark a scene change that is not there. Loop joins the last frame back to the first.
Choose it when you have a video and want more frames in it. The price is 13 credits. RIFE Image Interpolation costs the same 13 credits.
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Number of Frames adds 1 to 4 new frames between the original frames.
Splitting the video into scenes first removes smear frames between scenes.
Turn off Use Calculated FPS to set Frames Per Second from 1 to 60.
Loop joins the last frame back to the first to create a loop.
Upload the video you want to add frames to.
Set Number of Frames from 1 to 4. Decide on scene detection, frame rate and Loop.
Run it. You get back a video with the new frames added.
Join the last frame back to the first to create a loop.
Split the video into scenes first, which removes smear frames between scenes.
Quick answers to help you get the most out of RIFE Video Interpolation in FunAI Studio.