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Slow Motion
Apply slow motion effect to an overlay.
How It Works
Provide speed_multiplier < 1.0 for slow motion. 0.5 = half speed, 0.25 = quarter speed. Backend computes exact frames.
Specifications
Category
Editor Core
Execution
instant
Credit Cost
Free
Overlay Types
video, sound
Tags
timing, duration
Example Prompts
“slow this down”
“make it slow motion”
“0.5x speed”
Required Parameters
overlay_id (number)
ID of the overlay to modify
speed_multiplier (number)
Desired speed multiplier (0.5 = half speed, 0.25 = quarter speed)
Optional Parameters
user_text (string)
undefined
Use Cases for Editor Core
Speed up or slow down footage for dramatic effect in vlogs and documentaries
Split and rearrange clips to create montage sequences
Trim dead air and pauses from interview recordings
How to Get Started with Slow Motion
1.
Open any project in the 6trim editor or create a new one.
2.
Type a prompt in the AI assistant — for example: "slow this down".
3.
The Slow Motion result appears as a video overlay on your timeline. Drag to reposition or resize.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Slow Motion do in 6trim?
Is Slow Motion free to use?
How do I use Slow Motion?
What overlay types does Slow Motion work with?
What parameters does Slow Motion need?
Try Slow Motion Free
Type a prompt or use the toolbar. No download required.
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More Editor Core Tools
Change Speed
Change the playback speed of an overlay.
Batch Speed Change
Apply a speed change to multiple overlays at once.
Move Overlay
Move an overlay to a new start position on the timeline without changing its duration. Pushes neighbors on the same row.
Extend Duration
Increase an overlay's duration by a delta. Pushes neighbors on the same row.
Shorten Duration
Shorten an overlay by removing a number of seconds/frames from the end. Use this when user says 'make shorter', 'reduce duration', 'shorten by X seconds'. Do NOT use trim_to_playhead for this — trim_to_playhead is only for cutting at the playhead position.