The Timeline and one sidebar panel
Mark chunks on the Timeline, set outputs in the panel, bake every simulation with one button.
Slow down any moment in Blender.
TimeShift renders the frames between your frames. Move the sliders below and watch the frames bunch where time slows.
See how TimeShift works$14.99 until 21 October, then $19.99$19.99
Scene frames60
Rendered frames215
Length at 24 fps9.0 s
Slowest speed0.096×
TimeShift off and on.
The same scene rendered normally (left) and with a slowed chunk (right), the Timeline underneath.
Same scene, same Timeline. On the right, a chunk slows to 0.07× and eases back out to normal speed.
On the right, the slowed chunk renders the frames in between, so the wobble stays smooth instead of stepping.
Everything that moves slows down with it.
Keyframes, drivers, Geometry Nodes and shaders are exact. Simulations play back from their bake.
Rigid bodyFrom bake ClothFrom bake Hair dynamicsFrom bake Geometry NodesExact ShadersExact Characters and camerasExact
It lives where you animate.
Exact for shaders and nodes
Sub-frame time reaches drivers, node trees and materials.
Same scene, off and on
Nothing in your file is moved or rescaled.
Add-ons
Available
TimeShift
Sub-frame slow motion for Blender. Slow any stretch of your timeline and render the frames in between; keyframes, drivers and caches never move.
Render the frames between your frames.
Get TimeShift on SuperHive$14.99 until 21 October, then $19.99$19.99