Speed ramp video maker

A speed ramp changes the speed of one clip while it plays. The clip runs fast, slows down through one moment, and speeds up again, and the speed changes smoothly instead of in a jump. Editors use it to make one action stand out, such as the top of a jump or the moment a ball is hit.

Slow motion slows the whole clip, so it gets much longer. A speed ramp slows only the moment and plays the rest fast or at normal speed, so the moment stands out and the video stays short. For slow motion of a whole clip, use the AI slow motion tool.

A clip slowed to a quarter speed shows each real frame about four times, so the motion stutters. AI frame interpolation makes new frames between the real ones, so the slow part plays at a full 30 frames a second. The fast part gets motion blur instead of skipped frames.

Yes. Without signing in you can make 2 speed ramps a day from the first 10 seconds of a video, and the video has the Vidova mark. With a Vidova account, the ramp uses up to 20 seconds of your video around the moment and uses the credits of your plan.

From 10 seconds of video you get between about 7 and 12.5 seconds. The fast start makes the video shorter and the slow moment makes it longer, so the length depends on where the moment is.

The speed ramp has no sound, because speech and music slowed to a quarter speed sound wrong. In the editor you can put a song under it and land the slow moment on a beat.

One continuous shot with one clear action: a jump, a trick, a kick, a pour, a hair flip. Fast motion with heavy blur, or things that pass in front of each other, can show soft edges in the new frames.