Slow Down Video

1) Sign up for Descript for free. You have 1 free hour of transcription per month. No credit card is required.

2) Upload your video to Descript by dragging and dropping it into the project window.

3) Once upload has finished, head to the "Layer" option on the right-hand panel and adjust the speed of your clips under "Duration". You can drag left and right in the "Speed" and "Duration" boxes or — for more precise control — simply type in any multiplier.

4) Share the optimized clip by clicking on Publish and selecting the "Export" button to post it or download the video file to your desired location.

• Enhanced Detail: Slowing down video allows viewers to catch intricate details that might be missed at normal speed.
• Improved Learning: Ideal for educational content, it helps learners grasp complex processes by breaking them down into slower, more digestible segments.
• Better Analysis: Perfect for sports and action footage, it enables detailed analysis of movements and techniques.
• Creative Storytelling: Adds a dramatic flair to storytelling, making emotional moments more impactful.
• Increased Engagement: Slower videos can captivate audiences by creating a sense of suspense and anticipation.

• Frame Rate Adjustment: Ensure your video has a high frame rate (60fps or higher) to maintain smoothness when slowed down.
• Lighting Conditions: Shoot in well-lit environments to avoid motion blur, which can become more noticeable at slower speeds.
• Audio Sync: Pay attention to audio synchronization; slowing down video often requires separate audio adjustments to match the new speed.
• Software Tools: Use advanced editing tools like Descript to fine-tune the speed and duration for precise control over the slow-motion effect.
• Test and Review: Always preview your slowed-down video to check for any unintended artifacts or quality loss before finalizing.