This helps you create more dynamic clips and guide attention more naturally.
What you can do
With speed ramps in Creative Mode, you can:
Start slow and speed up movement
Begin fast and slow down toward the end
Emphasize key moments with slower pacing
Add energy by increasing speed mid clip
How it works
Speed ramps are built between two images. First, select the images you want to use as your start and end frames. These define the direction of the movement. Then you can create the speed ramp in two ways:
Use a ready made guide
Choose the speed ramp guide and follow the step by step instructions. No prompting needed.
Use a custom prompt
Describe how the speed should behave, for example “slow at the start, faster toward the end”.
Creative Mode will generate the movement between your selected frames.
How speed is controlled
Speed is not adjusted directly with a slider. Instead, it works through two things:
Your prompt defines where the clip speeds up or slows down
Clip duration affects the overall speed
Shorter duration makes the movement feel faster. Longer duration makes it feel slower. This is the only way to control speed, so the best results come from combining clear instructions with the right duration.
Best practices
You can combine speed ramps with start and end frames to control both direction and pacing in the same scene.
If the result feels off, try adjusting the duration, changing the images, or slightly rephrasing your prompt.