Extend existing footage
Build on a shot you already like instead of starting a completely new video.
Upload footage you already like, describe the next visual moment, and generate a continuation that follows the original context—without looping, freezing, or repeating the same frames.
An AI Video Extender continues an existing video beyond its original endpoint. Start from footage that already has the right subject, atmosphere, and movement, then direct what could happen next.
Build on a shot you already like instead of starting a completely new video.
Test a longer version when recreating the location, light, cast, or product setup would be costly.
Use the source clip as context for its subject, environment, movement, and atmosphere.
Each continuation begins with an existing visual direction and adds one focused next beat.
“The runner continues through the market as the tracking camera follows between the crowd and stalls.”
“The encounter continues through the icy mist while the camera holds the dramatic close perspective.”
“The athlete keeps moving across the rooftop as the camera follows toward the open skyline.”
“The airborne action completes as the surrounding drones circle between the skyscrapers.”
A simple four-step workflow keeps the creative decision clear and every result reviewable.
Start with a social clip, cinematic shot, product video, or B-roll sequence. A clear subject, consistent lighting, and readable motion give the model useful context.
Focus on one next action and one camera behavior. For example: “The camera slowly pulls back as the woman continues walking toward the beach.”
Open the prompt guide →Choose the direction and output settings. The source footage and your instruction guide the creation of new frames that follow the existing visual direction.
Inspect the transition between the original and generated footage, then download the complete extended video from My Creations.
Use video extension when a good shot simply needs more time, motion, or breathing room.
Extend B-roll, establishing shots, demonstrations, and visual transitions.
Add another readable action without visibly looping the same short clip.
Explore a scene continuation or complete a camera movement before returning to the timeline.
Develop longer product demonstrations, campaign footage, and promotional B-roll.
Test a longer version when recreating the location, light, cast, or product setup would be costly.
Use the source clip as context for its subject, environment, movement, and atmosphere.
Try different focused prompts and compare several possible continuations.
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A quick creative test run
More room to explore ideas
The best value for production
Generative results vary. A clear source, focused prompt, and deliberate review make each attempt easier to judge and refine.
Choose footage where the subject and environment are easy to understand.
A natural boundary gives the continuation a cleaner visual starting point.
A sudden scene change makes the intended direction harder to control.
One continuing action is clearer than several unrelated events at once.
Keep the visual environment coherent unless a change is intentional.
Always inspect the join and refine one variable at a time when needed.
Need examples for camera movement, subject action, lighting, and atmosphere? Read the AI Video Extender Prompt Guide or follow the complete How to Use guide.
What the tool does, which footage works best, and what you receive.
It is a tool that generates additional footage before or after an existing video. Unlike looping or slowing the source, it creates new frames intended to continue the scene.
Upload a video, choose the extension direction, describe the next visual moment, generate, and preview the complete result before downloading.
Yes. Result quality varies with the source footage, visual context, motion, prompt, and generation model, so every continuation should be reviewed.
Yes. Extend after video uses the ending as the visual boundary; Extend before video creates a lead-in that connects to the opening.
Clips with a clear subject, understandable movement, consistent lighting, and a natural opening or ending are easier to direct and evaluate.
Yes. It can add footage for short-form edits, B-roll, product shots, visual transitions, and campaign variants.
Yes. My Creations provides the complete result in the correct order, combining the original footage and AI continuation.
Upload the clip, describe the next visual moment, preview the complete sequence, and download the result when it works for your edit.
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