To slow down a video, you can use video editing software or online tools that allow you to adjust the playback speed. The general process involves importing the video, selecting the clip you want to slow down, and then changing its speed to a lower percentage (e.g., 50% for half speed). Some software offers advanced options like "optical flow" to make the slowed-down video appear smoother by generating additional frames. Here are some common ways to slow down a video:
Using Video Editing Software (e.g., Adobe Premiere Pro)
- Import your video clip.
- Right-click the clip on the timeline and select "Speed/Duration."
- Set the speed percentage to something less than 100% (e.g., 50%).
- For smoother slow motion, change "Time Interpolation" to "Optical Flow" or similar options.
- Export the video with the slowed-down effect applied.
Using Online Tools (e.g., Ezgif, Kapwing)
- Upload your video to the online tool.
- Set the speed multiplier to less than 1 (e.g., 0.5 for half speed).
- Download the slowed-down video.
- Some tools let you mute audio or keep the audio synced with slow motion.
Using iPhone (iMovie App)
- Install and open iMovie.
- Create a new project and import your video.
- Tap the video clip, select the speed control, and drag the slider to slow down the video.
- Export or share the slowed-down video.
This approach applies broadly across different platforms and tools, whether on desktop or mobile devices. Specific steps might vary slightly depending on the software or app used.