Add frames using Generative Extend

Utoljára frissítve: 2026. nov. 9.

Learn how to extend video and audio clips and generate missing frames for transitions using Generative Extend in Adobe Premiere.

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Use any of your projects and follow along to learn how to add extra frames.

The Generative Extend tool, powered by Adobe Firefly, lets editors add those extra few frames to tell their story their way. Just click and drag to seamlessly add a few more frames to the beginning or end of a video or audio clip – to hold on to a character reaction for an extra beat, create a smoother transition, extend background sounds, or hide an unwanted camera movement.

You can also use Generative Extend to create smoother transitions between clips that don't have enough media handles. When you apply a transition or adjust its duration, Generative Extend can generate the missing frames, eliminating the need to manually extend clips beforehand.

An internet connection is required to access Generative Extend, as it utilizes a cloud AI model.

Jegyzet

Video clips can be extended up to 2 seconds, while audio can be extended up to 10 seconds.

Extend video or audio clips

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.

Select the Generative Extend Tool in the Toolbar.

Select and drag the edge of a video or audio clip to the desired length.

The Timeline panel is open with a clip selected. The Generative Expand feature is used to add additional frames using Generative Extend. The extended section where the new video is getting generated has a loading icon indicating that the clip is being generated. — Generative Extend will create additional frames and insert them into your sequence.

The AI-generated frames are labeled. If you're not satisfied with the initial extension, right-click on the AI-generated label and select Regenerate for a new variation.

To replace AI-generated frames with original media, right-click the AI-generated label and select Revert to Original, if available. You can also unlink the audio and video and revert either of them to the original media if the original media exists in the project.

Figyelmeztetés

Revert to Original may be unavailable (greyed out) in certain situations.

Generate missing frames for transitions

When a transition requires more media than the clips provide, you can use Generative Extend to generate the missing frames without first manually extending the clips.

Open a sequence in the Timeline panel.

Position two clips next to each other at an edit point.

Apply a transition by dragging it from the Effects panel to the edit point.

If the clips don't have enough media handles, Premiere displays a dialog indicating that additional frames are required.

In the dialog, select Generate transition frames to create the missing media. Wait while Generative Extend processes the request. You can view the generation progress in the Progress panel.

Generate missing frames for video and audio transitions

Generative Extend evaluates video and audio requirements independently. Depending on the media required, Premiere may generate additional video frames, audio, or both. When a transition requires additional media, the generation dialog provides options based on the missing media.

Előző

Generative Extend overview

Következő

Generative Extend FAQ

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