Move the camera like cinema.
A curated library of cinematic motion presets — dolly, crash zoom, bullet time, FPV, anamorphic. Preview gallery today; one of these ships as a real preset on the video generator next.
Tracking, dolly, orbit, crane — the language of motion
Smooth tracking forward toward the subject.
Tracking backward, revealing the wider scene.
Aggressive sudden push-in for dramatic emphasis.
Aggressive rapid pull-back, dramatic reveal.
Subtle slow forward camera press, quiet intensity.
Gentle backward camera pull, quiet release.
Counterclockwise circular tracking around the subject.
Clockwise circular tracking around the subject.
Wide sweeping half-circle around the subject.
Vertical pan upward — hero reveal from feet to face.
Vertical pan downward — calm reveal from above.
Rising crane move — camera lifts vertically.
Sideways parallel tracking alongside the subject.
Foreground and background move at different speeds.
Bullet-time, hyperlapse, freeze — the manipulation of time
Subject frozen mid-action, camera flies in 360°.
Time accelerates as camera moves through space.
Hyper-detailed motion, every gesture deliberate.
All subjects stay still while the camera glides through.
Drone, FPV, dutch tilt — where the camera stands
First-person high-speed dynamic motion.
Aerial top-down gliding motion.
Heroic framing — camera looking up.
Frame canted diagonally — tension and unease.
Whip pans, dolly zooms, match cuts — the cuts between
Lightning-fast horizontal pan with motion blur.
Subject stays size, background warps and stretches.
Motion or shape continues seamlessly into a new scene.
Handheld, focus rack, anamorphic — the texture of cinema
Subtle shake and movement, documentary feel.
Wide horizontal lens flare, 2.39:1 cinema look.
Focus shifts smoothly between two subjects.