Clip Length and Tour Pacing

Each photo becomes one animated clip. Clips render at about five seconds each, and you set the pacing for the whole tour with one choice on the Review step.

There are three pacing options: Express (about 3 seconds per clip, a punchy scroll-stopping pace), Standard (about 4 seconds, balanced broadcast-style pacing), and Cinematic (about 5 seconds, full lingering establishing shots). Cinematic is the default.

The estimate you see is the number of photos times the per-clip length, so a six-photo Cinematic tour estimates about thirty seconds, and it updates live as you change photos or pacing.

The two title cards behave differently, which is worth knowing when you are aiming at a platform length limit. Your opening title rides on top of the first clip, so it adds no length at all. Your closing card plays as its own short segment after the last clip, so the finished file runs a few seconds longer than the estimate.

The pacing options Express, Standard, and Cinematic, each showing its seconds per clip and the resulting total tour length — Set once on Review. Each option shows the finished length it produces.

Pacing is a creative choice, not a price lever. Every option costs the same per clip, and changing it is free. Adjust as many times as you want before you generate.