How to make a video transition without placing a single one: describe the feel and Studio plans every cut — match cuts, whip pans, morphs — so each shot flows into the next. The usual way to do transitions is to place each one on a timeline by hand; here you never place one. Here’s how.
Say what it’s for and how it should move — a summer ad for a blood orange soda where every shot flows into the next.
Each shot ends on a shape and the next starts on the same shape — a shape match — so the cuts feel seamless. Studio plans every transition and makes the move in between, using AI.
Change anything in plain words, and Studio re-cuts every size — a 9:16 Reel, a 4:5 feed post, a 16:9 YouTube video.
Yes — Studio plans each transition and makes the move in between, so you never place one on a timeline.
End one shot on a shape and start the next on the same shape — a shape match. Pushes, tilts and whip pans between matched shapes read as seamless.
Yes — no keyframes and no timeline. You describe the feel and Studio does the cutting.
No. You don’t place transitions in an editor — you describe the feel and Studio plans and makes each cut for you.
Yes — describe the product and the feel, attach a photo if you have one, and Studio builds the transitions for a 9:16 Reel.
Yes — a 16:9 version next to the 9:16 Reel and the 4:5 feed post, from the same brief.
Describe what you want in plain words — watch previews here, pay only for what you download.
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