# Make a clip longer with AI

> When the shot you need stops a second or two early, the AI picks up where it ends and keeps the camera and the scene moving.

A shot ends too soon? Extend it with Veo 3.1 Fast: the AI continues the motion from the last frame so the clip runs longer. Price shown before you run it.

- Page: https://cutluma.com/tools/extend-video-with-ai
- Open in the editor: https://cutluma.com/login?mode=register&next=%2Feditor%3Fguest%3D1%26tool%3Daigen%26mode%3Dextend
- Access: Part of the paid plans (the editor itself is free)
- Maker: CutLuma (https://cutluma.com/)

## How it works

1. **Select the clip** — The shot that ends too early, from a camera or an AI model.
2. **Describe what happens next** — Or leave it blank to simply carry on. The price in dollars shows before it runs.
3. **Fit it to the edit** — The longer clip lands on your timeline. Trim it to the exact length and export.

## Why CutLuma for this

- **Continues from the last frame** — Veo 3.1 Fast extend carries the scene on, so the cut does not jump.
- **Fill a gap in your timeline** — Hold a shot under a longer voiceover line instead of hunting for another clip.
- **Or freeze the frame for free** — For a short hold, the editor’s free freeze-frame fill may be enough. Try it first.

## FAQ

**Is it free?**

No. Extending runs on a paid AI model and needs a paid plan, a top-up pack or, on Pro and Business, your own fal.ai API key.

**How much longer can a clip get?**

A few seconds per run. Run it again on the result to go further; each run shows its price first.

**Does it work on any clip?**

It works best on steady shots with clear motion. Busy scenes with lots of people or text may change as they continue.

## Related

- [How to make AI B-roll for your video (without paying per credit)](https://cutluma.com/guides/how-to-make-ai-b-roll)