Tesseract controls speed ramps with an editable time curve

Tesseract has editable speed ramps, so agents can accelerate, slow down or hold source frames using a time-remap curve. You can adjust where a slowdown happens and refine the timing without rebuilding the shot.

The feature includes optical flow and frame blending. Nonlinear visual remapping doesn’t automatically provide matching, pitch-preserved audio, so dialogue and music need separate handling.

Tesseract previews and renders locally on macOS, Windows and Linux. Agent costs are separate.