Velocity edits — speed ramps with pan & zoom
Ramp the speed up and down along a curve and add a Ken Burns pan/zoom for a dynamic, cinematic edit — the velocity look from CapCut and TikTok, right in your browser.
5 credits · clips up to 60s
How it works
Upload your clip
Drop in a video — up to 60 seconds for Velocity, nothing to install.
Shape the speed & motion
Add speed points to ramp between slow and fast, and set a Ken Burns pan/zoom path.
Render
Export the ramp as MP4, WebM, WebP, or GIF.
Velocity FAQ
What is a speed ramp?
A gradual change of playback speed — for example easing from slow motion into fast — instead of an abrupt cut. It’s the smooth, cinematic speed effect you see in reels and montages.
What is Ken Burns pan & zoom?
An animated pan and zoom across the frame that adds motion to an otherwise static shot, named after the documentary filmmaker who popularized it.
How long a clip can I use?
Velocity processes clips up to 60 seconds — longer than the other tools, since speed ramps are often applied to a full sequence.
What output formats are supported?
MP4, WebM, WebP, and GIF. MP4 is best for sharing; WebP/GIF for short silent loops.
How much does it cost?
A Velocity render is 5 credits. You see the cost before rendering, and failed jobs are refunded.