No video input field
The form accepts images only. The absence of a video field is the honest answer to whether continuation exists.
CURRENT WORKFLOW
AI Video Extender: The Current Substitute for Video Continuation
This service does not extend an uploaded video: direct video extension is unavailable. Use a still image to create the next shot as a new clip instead.
- Consent-first
- Private workspace
- Live settings
Where the next segment starts
This is the Image to Video form, not an extender. Upload a still frame to create the next segment.
This preview never uploads, stores, or generates media.
Open Image to VideoFeatures of AI Video Extender
The honest substitute for an extender: extract a frame, repeat the setup, assemble the result yourself.
Frame grabs as continuity
A frame you extract from an existing clip can seed the next segment, which is the closest supported equivalent.
Segment-by-segment cost
Each new segment is its own request with its own estimate, so the cost of a longer sequence stays visible per shot.
Building a sequence without extension
Three steps that replace an unavailable feature with one that exists today.
Take the final frame
Export the last usable frame from the clip you want to continue. Keep the crop identical so the cut lines up.
Repeat the setup
Describe only the movement that follows, and reuse the same model and settings as the previous segment where possible.
Assemble outside the tool
Generate the segment, then join the clips in your editor. The product does not stitch them for you.
Multi-shot workarounds
Three ways to plan a multi-shot sequence without a continuation feature.
Build the sequence from stills
Shoot the sequence as separate stills, then animate each one with the same settings to keep the look consistent.
Design the cut point
End each clip on a frame that could plausibly open the next one, then use that frame to seed the following segment.
Hold the camera language
Keep camera height, lens feel, and light direction identical across segments so the audience reads them as one scene.
What is not available
These constraints are the reason this page does not present itself as a video extender.
No direct video continuation
There is no upload field for video and no workflow that appends frames to an existing file.
Continuity is approximate
Each segment is generated independently, so lighting and wardrobe can drift between clips even with a careful prompt.
Cost accrues per segment
Every segment is charged separately, which makes a long sequence an explicit series of purchases.
Text mode will not match
Text-to-video cannot match an existing frame, so it is the wrong tool for continuing a shot.
Video extension questions
What is not supported, what to do instead, and how continuity is actually maintained.
Can I extend a video I already have?
No. Video upload and timeline continuation are not part of the product. There is no field for a video file and no mode that appends frames to one.
What should I do instead?
Use the last frame of the existing clip as the source image, then describe the movement that should follow. The result is a new clip that cuts onto the first one.
How do I keep continuity between clips?
Matching framing, light, and wardrobe across the stills is the practical substitute. Continuity is a planning task, not something the tool guarantees.
Can I use an extracted frame?
Extract a frame with any editor, export it as JPG, PNG, or WebP under 5 MB, then upload it. A frame grab is a legitimate source image.
Does an extracted frame change the consent rules?
No. Extracted frames are still subject to the same consent and adulthood requirements as any other source image.
Will extension be added later?
The sitemap and this page describe the current state. If a continuation workflow ships later, these pages will say so explicitly rather than implying it now.
Plan the next shot, not the extension
If you need more footage, start from a new still and plan the next shot deliberately. Uploading a video is not supported.
Open Image to Video