Morph Transition

Morph Transition creates an AI-generated bridge between two visual moments on the timeline. It is useful when a hard cut feels too abrupt and the edit needs a generated movement from the first boundary frame into the second.

The workflow uses the timeline as the source of truth. Kepler captures the relevant boundary frames, sends them as transition references, and places the result as new generated media instead of changing either original clip.

A typical workflow:

- Place two visual moments near the transition point.
- Open Morph Transition.
- Set the duration of the generated bridge.
- Describe how the first frame should transform into the second frame.
- Review the credit cost before generation starts.
- Keep, trim, or remove the generated transition like any other timeline media.

Useful prompts focus on the transformation itself. Describe camera movement, speed, mood, and which visual elements should connect across the transition. Avoid asking the transition to solve unrelated edits at the same time; the cleanest results come from clear boundary frames and one direct movement idea.