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Smooth out motion

RIFE Image Interpolation

Interpolate images with RIFE - Real-Time Intermediate Flow Estimation

Made by Open Source13 creditsper run Pro
What it needs

Opens the image studio with RIFE Image Interpolation ready to use. You can look around as a guest. Running it takes the Pro plan or higher.

RIFE Image Interpolation sample output
Sample output
RIFE Image Interpolation sample output

What RIFE Image Interpolation makes, what it needs and what you get

What it makes

Smooth out motion

Adds in-between frames for smoother or slow-motion video.

What you need

  • The first picture
  • The last picture

What you get

A smoother video

  • PNG and JPEG files

About RIFE Image Interpolation

RIFE Image Interpolation creates new frames between two images. You add a start image and an end image, and it generates the frames that sit between them. RIFE stands for Real-Time Intermediate Flow Estimation.

You choose how many frames to create, from 1 to 64. Output Type decides what you get back: individual images or a video. Include Start and Include End are off to begin with. Turn them on to add your own start or end image to the result. Frames Per Second runs from 1 to 60 and applies only when you choose video.

A run costs 13 credits. RIFE Video Interpolation costs the same, 13 credits.

What it does well

Frames between two images

Add a start image and an end image, then choose 1 to 64 frames to generate between them.

Images or a video

Output Type gives you either individual images or a video.

Keep your own images

Include Start and Include End add your start or end image to the output.

Video frame rate

Frames Per Second runs from 1 to 60. It applies only to video output.

How to use RIFE Image Interpolation

How It Works
01

Add the start image

Upload the first image, the starting point.

02

Add the end image

Upload the second image, the ending point.

03

Set options and generate

Choose the number of frames and the output type, then run. It costs 13 credits.

Tip Frames Per Second only applies when Output Type is set to video.

Good for

Filling in between two pictures

Create the in-between frames for a start image and an end image.

Making a short clip from two images

Set Output Type to video to get the frames between your two images as a clip.

Questions

Quick answers to help you get the most out of RIFE Image Interpolation in FunAI Studio.

1. What do I need to provide?
2. What do I get back?
3. How many frames can I create?