Cut between scenes with cinematic motion. Design the move, preview every frame, and record your transition locally.
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Creator-ready transitions, with local processing
Create directional streaks, flash cuts, iris reveals, warm film burns, spins, zooms, dynamic whip pans, camera movement, analog shakes and glitch cuts with source video frames. This tool does not upload your files, require an account, or generate footage with AI. It records canvas frames and optionally crossfades your source clips’ audio using the Web Audio API. Exports play in real time; supported formats depend on browser codec availability.
Using Motion Blur & Transition Lab
Compose a transition between two video clips with spatial effects, timing, framing, titles and audio controls. Preview the blend and export review images or a browser-recorded sequence.
Load two local clips or choose the bundled demos, then set their trims and framing.
Choose one of the spatial transition effects, adjust its timing and blur, and set any title or audio crossfade.
Preview the boundary and export frame references, a five-frame contact sheet, CSV/JSON handoff data or a short browser recording.
Example: Blend a short indoor shot into an outdoor shot with one of the available effects, adjust transition timing and the audio crossfade, then export the contact sheet to review the boundary.
Limits and privacy: Effects are spatially sampled transitions, not optical-flow or neural motion synthesis. Recording happens in real time and codecs vary by browser; MP4 is conditional. The contact sheet contains five sampled frames in a six-cell layout, and the CSV is a handoff rather than an automatic NLE EDL. Project settings omit footage and sampled fingerprints do not prove full-file identity. Transition pixel quality, exact timing and audio-crossfade behavior remain unverified.
Frequently asked questions
Does motion blur use optical flow to follow moving objects?
No. The effects sample and blend image regions spatially; they do not estimate object motion with optical flow or a neural video model.
Will every browser export an MP4?
No. Recording formats depend on browser-supported codecs, and MP4 output is conditional. Preview the selected recording format before relying on it.
