Video Speed Changer
Generate the correct FFmpeg setpts/atempo filter chain to speed up or slow down any video — pick a multiplier, enter your filename, copy the command.
Speed Settings
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18
Lower = better quality, larger file. 18 = near-lossless. 28 = good web quality.
Duration Calculator
Generated FFmpeg Command
Filter Breakdown
Common Speed Reference
| Speed | setpts value | atempo chain | Use case |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.25× | 4.0*PTS | atempo=0.5,atempo=0.5 | Extreme slow-mo |
| 0.5× | 2.0*PTS | atempo=0.5 | Slow motion |
| 0.75× | 1.333*PTS | atempo=0.75 | Slightly slower |
| 1.5× | 0.667*PTS | atempo=1.5 | Faster pacing |
| 2× | 0.5*PTS | atempo=2.0 | Double speed |
| 4× | 0.25*PTS | atempo=2.0,atempo=2.0 | Timelapse |
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Summary
Generate the correct FFmpeg setpts/atempo filter chain to speed up or slow down any video — pick a multiplier, enter your filename, copy the command.
How it works
- Choose a speed multiplier from the preset buttons or type a custom value.
- Optionally enter your input filename (defaults to input.mp4).
- Choose whether to keep audio at the new speed or strip it entirely.
- The tool generates the FFmpeg command with the correct setpts and chained atempo filters.
- Click "Copy Command" to copy it to your clipboard, then paste into your terminal.
- Use the duration calculator to preview how long the output file will be.
Use cases
- Create a 2× speed timelapse from screen recordings or tutorial videos.
- Slow down sports footage to 0.5× for detailed frame-by-frame analysis.
- Speed up long meetings or lectures to save time without re-encoding quality loss.
- Generate 4× fast-forward clips for social media previews.
- Slow-motion effect on action shots recorded at high frame rate.
- Adjust video pacing for presentations or educational content.
Frequently Asked Questions
Last updated: 2026-06-11 ·
Reviewed by Nham Vu