Read the End of the First Shot
The first clip establishes the subject, motion, framing, lighting, and direction entering the transition.
AI Transition Generator
Connect two clips or scenes with generated transition motion. The Pexo AI video agent examines both sides of the edit and plans how movement, framing, and timing carry across the cut.
Two sides of the edit
Upload the Clips to Connect
Add the outgoing and incoming clips that need a generated transition.
Describe the change, camera move, morph, or visual relationship you want across the edit.
What it is
Create Motion Between Two Video Clips
An AI Transition Generator creates new visual motion between the end of one clip and the beginning of another. It can help two scenes connect through a directed move, transformation, or matched visual change.
The transition should support the edit rather than hide continuity problems. Review both source clips and the generated frames together.
Read the Start of the Next Shot
The second clip establishes where the transition must land and what should remain recognizable.
Describe the Connecting Motion
Explain the camera move, morph, reveal, or visual relationship that should bridge the two scenes.
How it works
Generate a Transition in 3 Steps
Provide both clips, describe how the edit should connect, and review the full sequence.
Upload Both Clips
Choose the outgoing and incoming shots and identify the exact edit they need to connect.
Describe the Transition
Explain the intended movement, transformation, pace, and details that should remain consistent.
Review the Complete Edit
Check the source clips, generated transition frames, timing, continuity, and unwanted changes.
Agent decisions
Controls for an AI Video Transition
The Agent uses both sides of the edit to plan a connected visual change.
Motion Continuity
Checks the direction and speed of movement entering and leaving the transition.
Frame Matching
Uses composition, subject position, lighting, and color to guide where the transition begins and ends.
Transition Timing
Shapes the pace of the connecting motion around the rhythm of the edit.
Review Against Both Clips
Keeps both original clips available while you review the generated connection.
Common questions
AI Transition Generator FAQ
What should I upload to an AI Transition Generator?
Upload the clip before the edit and the clip after it, then describe how you want the two scenes to connect.
Can I describe the transition style?
Yes. Describe the camera move, morph, reveal, blur, lighting change, or other visual motion you want.
Is this the same as adding a standard preset transition?
No. This workflow generates connecting visual frames from the source clips and your direction rather than placing a fixed preset over the cut.
What makes two clips easier to connect?
Clear subjects, compatible framing, readable motion, and an intentional relationship between the end of one shot and start of the next help guide the transition.
What should I review?
Check timing, motion direction, subject and object details, lighting, framing, and the exact point where each source clip meets the generated transition.
Start with your source
Connect Two Clips with an AI Transition
Upload both sides of the edit, describe the connecting motion, and review the complete sequence with Pexo.