Extend video and audio clips with Generative Extend.
Seamlessly add frames to the beginning or end of a shot with generative AI in Adobe Premiere. Just click, drag and extend the length of any clip beyond their existing boundaries to create new footage or audio and align your edits perfectly.
Whether you want to hold on a shot of a character’s face for an extra beat or keep the sound of screeching tyres from a car chase in the background, it’s easy to generate more footage or audio and keep edits distraction free.
Smooth out your storyline with seamless transitions.
Now you don’t have to use slow motion or duplicate single frames to extend a shot. With Generative Extend, you have the power to blend scenes together even when you run out of media.
Extend video clips right from your toolbar.
Adjust the length of a clip on your timeline as easily as rippling and rolling an edit point. Generated sequences will always be labelled, so you know exactly where the original footage ends and created frames begin.
Create with confidence.
Generative Extend is powered by commercially safe Adobe Firefly generative AI and only trained on content where Adobe has permission — such as Adobe Stock and public domain content where copyright has expired — and never on Adobe users’ content.
How to use Generative Extend in Firefly.
Easily extend video and audio clips following these quick steps:
1. Open Premiere.
Start by logging into Premiere.
2. Select a shot.
Identify a clip in your sequence you'd like to extend. Video clips should be at least 2 seconds long, while audio clips must have a minimum duration of at least 3 seconds.
3. Select the Generative Extend Tool in the Toolbar.
Select and drag the edge of a video or audio clip to the desired length.
4. Review your clip.
When your extension is complete, the AI-generated frames will be labelled in your timeline.
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Questions? We have answers.
You can extend up to two seconds for video and ten seconds for audio.
Please visit this page to learn more about the latest capabilities.
Generative Extend is a premium generative AI feature in Premiere that requires the use of generative credits. Premium generative AI features are more computationally intensive (currently, audio and video generative features) and are accessible through Adobe Firefly stand-alone plans and select Creative Cloud plans. You can try Generative Extend with a limited number of complimentary generations.
Yes, with Generative Extend you can use Adobe Firefly Video AI to seamlessly add up to 2 seconds of video, 10 seconds of audio or 2 seconds of both video and audio.
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