Reframe without losing the speaker
The reframing workflow is built for talking-head content, podcasts, interviews, and mixed layouts where a simple center crop would cut off faces or captions.
Short-form formats from the same source
Create clips for vertical social platforms while preserving the source video as the base asset for review and rerendering.
Active-speaker tracking vs a center crop
A center crop assumes the subject sits in the middle of the frame and falls apart on two-person podcasts, panels, and facecam-over-screenshare layouts. FrameOS follows whoever is actually speaking, moving the crop between speakers the way a human editor would, so the talker is always in shot instead of drifting to the edge of the frame.
Caption-safe composition
Reframing and captions are decided together. The crop leaves safe space for burned-in subtitles and keeps faces away from the frame edge and platform overlays like the TikTok caption bar, so the finished vertical reads cleanly on every app instead of cutting off a chin or hiding text behind a button.
Keep the source, re-render anytime
The original landscape video stays as the base asset. If a different crop or caption style works better, you can re-render without re-uploading — reframing is a reversible decision you make in review, not a destructive edit you are stuck with.
What AI reframe helps with
- 9:16 crops for Shorts, Reels, TikTok, and LinkedIn.
- Speaker-focused framing for podcasts and interviews.
- Caption-safe composition for burned-in subtitles.
- Reviewable clips before export.
FAQ
What does AI reframe mean?
AI reframe means automatically choosing a crop for a video so the important person, face, or action remains visible in a new aspect ratio.
Why is AI reframe useful for podcasts?
Many podcasts are filmed in landscape or multi-speaker layouts. AI reframe helps convert those videos into vertical clips without manually keyframing every crop.
Does AI reframe work on multi-speaker video?
Yes — that is its main strength. FrameOS tracks the active speaker and moves the crop between people as the conversation shifts, which is exactly where a static center crop fails.
What aspect ratios does FrameOS reframe to?
Vertical 9:16 for Shorts, Reels, and TikTok is the default, and the crop is composed to keep the speaker and captions inside the safe area for each platform.