Scene Continuity

Scene continuity helps your video look like a coherent story rather than a series of disconnected clips. When enabled, the last frame of one scene is used as a visual reference for the next scene.

How It Works

1. After a scene finishes rendering, Flenly automatically extracts the last frame of the video.
2. This frame is stored and associated with the scene.
3. When you render the next scene with continuity enabled, the last frame is passed as a start image to the AI model.
4. The AI uses this reference to generate video that visually flows from where the previous scene ended.

Enabling Continuity

When configuring a render, you'll see a continuity toggle. Turn it on to use the previous scene's last frame as the starting point.

Not all models support start images. Models that work well with continuity:

• Wan 2.6 I2V — Designed for image-to-video, excellent continuity
• Hailuo 2.3 Fast — Fast image-to-video rendering
• Seedance 1.5 Pro — Supports end frame control
• PixVerse v5 — Supports end frame

For models without native start-image support, the continuity reference is included in the prompt context instead.

Tips for Better Continuity

• Render scenes in order — Continuity works best when you render sequentially so each scene can reference the one before it.
• Keep prompts consistent — Describe the same characters, setting, and style across scenes.
• Use characters — Link a character profile to maintain consistent character appearance.
• Use style presets — Apply the same style preset across scenes for visual consistency.

Limitations

• Continuity is a visual hint, not a guarantee. The AI may interpret the reference frame differently depending on the prompt.
• Large changes in subject, setting, or style between scenes may reduce the effectiveness of continuity.
• The last frame is extracted automatically — you can't manually select which frame to use.