ability to upload multiple frames, not just the starting and ending frames

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July 29, 2026
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I would love to have the ability to upload multiple frames—not just the starting and ending frames. For example, uploading six frames placed along a camera path and having the AI interpolate between all of them while maintaining the exact architecture, materials, objects, and camera continuity. This would allow for much more accurate cinematic animations with fewer inconsistencies and artifacts. I would also like to have the output video longer than 8 sec, maybe 20sec. Thank You.
Manuel

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Hey @ManuelMarull

You could consider using Premiere Pro. Premiere Pro has many features and options.

Cheers

Nate

ManuelMarullAuthor

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Thank you for your response. I use Adobe Premiere Pro to assemble my animation sequences, but I work in Twinmotion using the Path Tracer, where render times can easily reach 10 hours or more.

For example, a 20-second animation may contain around 600 frames. It would be extremely helpful if I could render only key frames—such as frames 1, 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, and 600 and then use AI to interpolate the frames in between to create the final animation.

At the moment, the only workflow available is to render the animation in smaller sections (for example, frames 1–100), generate an AI 8-second animation from that segment, and then repeat the process for the remaining frame ranges before stitching everything together in Premiere Pro. Unfortunately, the results are not ideal, as the transitions between segments do not look like one smooth, continuous animation.

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