Video Fade Transition - Add Fade In/Out Effects

Add fade-in and fade-out transitions to videos in your browser. Customize duration, color, and audio fades. No uploads, completely private.

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Supports MP4, MOV, AVI, WebM, MKV

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Frequently Asked Questions

Fade transitions are effects where the video gradually appears from or disappears to a solid color (typically black or white). Fade-in starts from the solid color and gradually reveals the video, while fade-out gradually transitions from the video to the solid color. These are professional editing techniques used to mark beginnings, endings, or scene changes.

You can choose preset durations of 0.5 seconds (quick fade), 1 second (standard fade), or 2 seconds (slow dramatic fade). You can also set custom durations to match your specific creative needs. Shorter fades work well for modern fast-paced content, while longer fades create more dramatic, cinematic effects.

Fade to black is more common and traditional, often used for ending scenes or creating serious, dramatic transitions. Fade to white is used for dreamy, ethereal effects, flashbacks, or transitions to bright scenes. Black works better for dark or night scenes, while white complements bright daytime footage.

When enabled, audio fades synchronize with video fades. The audio volume gradually increases during fade-in and decreases during fade-out, creating a smooth, professional transition. This prevents jarring audio cuts and maintains a polished viewing experience. You can disable audio fades to keep constant volume if needed.

Yes, you can apply fade-in at the beginning and fade-out at the end of the same video in a single operation. This is common for standalone clips, social media content, or videos that need clean starts and endings. You can also apply just one fade effect if you only need fade-in or fade-out.

Use fade-in to introduce videos, start new scenes, or create professional openings. Use fade-out for endings, closing scenes, or transitions between segments. Fades are especially effective for intros/outros, storytelling videos, presentations, memorials, and any content requiring smooth, elegant transitions rather than abrupt cuts.

The tool accepts all common video formats including MP4, MOV, AVI, WebM, and MKV. The output is always MP4 format with H.264 video codec for maximum compatibility across devices, platforms, and social media sites.

The video is re-encoded with high-quality settings to apply fade effects. While there may be minimal quality loss due to re-encoding, the difference is typically imperceptible. The fades themselves are smooth and professional-quality, matching what you'd get from desktop video editing software.

Processing time depends on video length, resolution, and your device's performance. A 1-minute HD video typically processes in 30-60 seconds. Longer videos or 4K content may take several minutes. All processing happens in your browser using WebAssembly, so faster devices complete processing quicker.

No. All processing happens entirely in your browser using FFmpeg WebAssembly. Your video files never leave your device or get uploaded to any server. This ensures complete privacy and allows the tool to work offline once the page is loaded.

Video Fade Transition - Add Fade In/Out Effects

Video

Drop video file here

Original Video

Fade Settings

Fade In (Beginning)

Fade Out (Ending)

Fade Color

Audio Fade

Result Video

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