Give it a first frame and a last frame, pick a style, and get the shot that carries one into the other.
The first and last frame are what you supply. Everything in the middle is what the chosen style generates.
A low-poly animal head at one end, a stylised mask at the other. Nothing between them was drawn or cut — every frame that is not one of these two was invented to get from the first to the second.
The ends here are further apart than a morph usually spans — a two-colour silhouette at one, a rendered scene in fog at the other, with the same figures standing in the same order. Ten seconds is the longer of the app's two lengths, and this is what the extra five buy.
An image or a video. If you upload a clip, its frame is taken as the starting point.
Where the transition has to land. The model's whole job is getting from one to the other.
Twenty-three named presets — Raven Transition, Morph, Air Bending, Shadow Smoke and the rest. The style you pick is the prompt.
Five or ten seconds, at 215 credits per second. Runs in roughly two to five minutes, and a failed run is refunded.
What Transitions needs from you
Export specifications
There is no free-text prompt field here. Picking a style is how you direct the shot, which is why there are twenty-three of them rather than three.
First frame
Image or video
The starting point. A video upload contributes its frame rather than its motion.
Last frame
Image or video
The landing point. The generated motion is fitted between the two.
Style preset
23 named presets
Raven Transition, Morph, Air Bending, Shadow Smoke, Water Bending, Firelava, Flying Cam Transition, Melt, Splash, Flame, Smoke, Logo Transform, Hand Transition, Column Wipe, Hole Transition, Display Transition, Jump, Seamless, Trucksition, Gorilla Transfer, Intermission, Stranger Transition and Earth Wave. The chosen style is passed as the prompt — there is no separate prompt field.
Duration
5 or 10 seconds
Two values only, not a range. Defaults to 5, and at 215 credits per second that is 1,075 credits against 2,150 for ten.
Two ways to run it. Pick the one that matches your source.
The default length, 1,075 credits. Enough for a cut between two beats.
Edit-to-edit transitions
Twice the runway at 2,150 credits, for a move that needs to breathe.
Title cards and set-piece reveals
Bridge two clips that were never meant to sit together, without a hard cut.
Give a sequence of stills the movement that keeps a viewer through the scroll.
Get a first pass at a transition in minutes rather than keyframing it.
Every plan includes every model and every feature. Plans only change how many credits you get and how many generations run at once.
Not ready for the commitment?
FAQ
Everything you need to know about Transitions on BeHooked.
You do not. The style preset you choose is the prompt — that is the whole reason there are twenty-three of them rather than a text box.
Five seconds or ten seconds. Those are the only two values the app accepts, not the ends of a range, and it defaults to five.
Yes. Both the first and last frame accept an image or a video upload; a clip contributes its frame as the endpoint.
215 credits per second at 1080p — 1,075 for a five-second move and 2,150 for a ten-second one. The figure is on the button before you commit, and failed runs are refunded.
Roughly two to five minutes for either length. The clip lands in your library and stays re-openable from the History drawer.
