Retime a sequence made possible using a single speed parameter.

Keyframable retiming for complete control on a frame by frame basis.

Frame rate conversions made easy.

Twixtor tracks 360 footage and retimes properly taking into account the connectedness of the edges of the sides as well as the top and bottom.

Contains an option to add or remove motion motion blur, as appropriate.

Option to automatically enhance dark imagery or imagery with poorly defined edges. In many cases, footage that was difficult to track becomes much more well-behaved upon retiming.

Support for marking material so that Twixtor does not motion-interpolate across a cut.

Smart processing of interlaced material.

Ability to remap audio and video using AE’s time remapping tools but using Twixtor “under the hood”

Support for foreground and background separation using a specified matte. Twixtor then tracks each layer separately for improved results.

An option that uses the alpha channel to help tracking of dark images with mattes. This is especially useful for CG, masked and/or keyed material.

Up to 12 user-defined points can be specified to help guide Twixtor’s motion estimation. By using the tracking points you can explicitly tell Twixtor where a pixel moves from one frame to the next in order to guide Twixtor’s calculation of motion vectors.

When Twixtor exhibits tracking problems, you can guide Twixtor by simply creating and animating shapes to show Twixtor where objects are actually moving. Interactive feature registration is directed by using the host program’s splines.

Give Twixtor motion vectors generated elsewhere (like from a 3D system) to time remap footage, including adding motion-interpolated fields to otherwise progressive material.

Ability to output the motion vectors that Twixtor generates internally. This powerful feature comes with visual debugging modes to more intuitively assess and tune the quality of the motion estimation. The motion vectors can then be used elsewhere in the pipeline.