Frame Interpolation
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Frame Interpolation
Frame Interpolation is a process in AI video that fills in missing images between existing ones to make motion look smoother. Designers can use frame interpolation to slow down fast video clips or to create new visual effects by blending movements. AI models can now predict how objects move and change between frames, which helps keep details like shadows and reflections looking natural. This technology can help designers turn low frame rate videos into high frame rate ones, making animations and transitions appear more fluid. Frame interpolation can also help with creating looping animations that feel seamless, which is useful in digital displays and interactive design.
AI video enhancement, smooth motion, video upscaling, animation fluidity, seamless transitions
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