- How do I convert a video to 60fps?
- Upload your video to EditClips.online, select 60fps as the target frame rate, and click Process. The AI generates new intermediate frames between existing ones using AI neural network, producing genuinely smooth motion — not just duplicated frames.
- What is the difference between browser and server mode?
- Browser mode uses FFmpeg's minterpolate filter — it's free and works for simple clips but can produce artifacts on fast motion. Server mode uses state-of-the-art AI running on GPU, which generates much higher quality intermediate frames and handles fast action, camera movement, and scene transitions significantly better.
- Will converting to 60fps increase the file size?
- Yes, roughly doubling it when going from 30fps to 60fps since there are twice as many frames. You can use our video compressor afterward to reduce the file size while keeping the smooth motion.
- Can I convert 24fps film to 60fps?
- Yes. Converting 24fps cinematic footage to 60fps adds smoothness while preserving the filmic look. our AI handles the 2.5x frame multiplication cleanly. Note that some viewers prefer the original 24fps cinematic feel — 60fps conversion is most popular for gaming clips, anime edits, and sports content.
- Does 60fps conversion work on gaming clips?
- Absolutely. Gaming clips are one of the most popular use cases. If you recorded gameplay at 30fps or your capture dropped frames, AI interpolation to 60fps creates smooth, high-quality footage perfect for YouTube gaming content and highlight reels.
- Can I also create slow motion with frame interpolation?
- Yes. AI frame interpolation is the key to smooth slow motion. Interpolate to a high frame rate, then slow the video down using our change video speed tool. The generated intermediate frames prevent the stuttering that happens when you simply slow down normal footage.