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1.00× speed00:00.0 / 00:20.0
00:00.0
Speed curve
Double-click to add a keyframe; drag to adjust.
FastSpeed over source timeSlow
Start: 00:00.0Output: 00:00.0End: 00:20.0
SOURCE TRIM00:00.0
OUTPUT DURATION00:00.0
KEYFRAMES6
SPEED RANGE0.30×–1.00×
How to create a speed ramp
Upload a video, select a speed preset, adjust the curve by dragging keyframes, set the trim points, preview the result and export. Output format depends on which formats your browser supports.
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Rendering speed ramp
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Using Video Speed Ramp Editor
Set source-time speed keys for variable-speed playback, review timing and optional audio, then record an output supported by the browser.
Workflow
Open a browser-decodable clip and add speed keys or choose a preset.
Preview the ramp and trim range; check audio behavior through slow and fast sections.
Record the result and inspect the video, curve CSV or project JSON in the intended software.
Example
Slow a brief action with a gradual ramp, add a return-to-normal key, preview the trimmed range, then compare the recorded clip with its curve CSV.
Limits and data handling
Recording is real-time and browser-dependent; frame pacing and codec support vary. Review audio synchronization across speed changes. Curve CSV and project JSON describe edit data, not rendered video. Keep the source footage separately.
FAQs
Is export frame-accurate?
No. Recording uses real-time playback, so timing depends on browser and device.
Does curve CSV contain the edited video?
No. It contains speed-key data; video is a separate export.