Convert a video to a different frame rate (frames per second) — useful for matching frame rates across clips or preparing content for a specific platform.
Frequently asked questions
Frames are duplicated/interpolated to fill the gap rather than genuinely creating new motion detail — for smoother results, it's usually better to work from source footage that was already shot at your target frame rate.
24fps (cinematic), 30fps (standard video), and 60fps (smooth motion/gaming) are the most common targets, but any value works.