Stop guessing keyframe positions. Generate exact bezier speed ramp curves, pin timestamps, and optical flow settings to create viral TikTok velocity edits.
High speed anticipation into dramatic 0.2x slow-mo on the exact beat drop, snapping back to normal speed.
In CapCut > Speed > Curve > Custom. Lower the middle 2 pins all the way to 0.2x and enable 'Better Quality Smooth Slow-Mo'.
Velocity editing is the art of manipulating video playback speed via non-linear Bezier curves rather than abrupt static cuts. In TikTok's recommendation engine, completion rate and average watch time are the #1 algorithmic ranking factors. When a video suddenly accelerates to 4.0x, it stimulates dopamine anticipation in the viewer's brain; when it drops to a buttery 0.2x slow-mo on the exact musical transient, it creates a visual climax that forces users to loop the clip multiple times.
Choppy slow motion occurs when 30 FPS footage is slowed down without frame blending. A 30 FPS clip slowed to 0.2x only has 6 frames per second. To fix this, always record at 60 FPS or 120 FPS on your phone, and select CapCut's “Optical Flow” setting to synthetically render 60 FPS in-between frames.
Yes. In Premiere Pro, right-click the clip > Show Clip Keyframes > Time Remapping > Speed. Add keyframe pins using the Pen Tool (P) at the exact percentages indicated by this blueprint, then pull the bezier handles to achieve smooth exponential curves.
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