The cut you'd choose.Already in place.
Context-aware transitions — hard cuts where pace matters, whips and crossfades where mood does — matched to your edit style and aligned to the beat of your audio.
Chosen by context, not by default
The worst transition is the one applied everywhere. The agent classifies every cut — topic shift, energy jump, location change — and picks accordingly. Most cuts stay hard cuts, which is exactly why the whips land when they come.
- 24 types: cuts, whips, crossfades, pushes, glitches, J/L audio cuts
- Per-cut classification decides if a transition is earned at all
- Dialogue handled with J- and L-cuts, not visual effects
- Beat-aligned when a music track is present
Tuned to your edit style
Each of the twelve edit styles carries its own transition language — Prism cuts hard and fast, Ember favors long crossfades, Y2K leans on glitches. Pick a style once and every transition decision inherits it.
- Transition presets per edit style, from Prism to Ember
- Memory keeps your preferred style across projects
- GPU-rendered, preview-accurate transitions
- Swap or delete any single transition on the timeline
How Transitions works
- 1
Read the scene change
The analysis agent classifies each cut: topic shift, location change, energy jump, or simple continuation.
- 2
Match the transition
Energy jumps get whips, mood shifts get crossfades, dialogue gets J- and L-cuts, and most cuts stay cuts — restraint is a feature.
- 3
Land it on the beat
If there's music, transitions snap to it. Swap or remove any transition from the timeline like you placed it by hand.
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