Video stabilizer
FrameOS applies AI video stabilization to remove camera shake from handheld footage, reducing motion blur and jitter so clips look deliberate rather than accidental. Stabilization runs before export so the clip you review is already smoothed.
Smooth handheld camera shake
Handheld cameras, phone recordings, and low-tripod setups introduce continuous micro-jitter that becomes distracting in a vertical clip where every pixel is visible at full size. FrameOS's stabilization algorithm analyses the motion vectors across frames and applies a compensating transform to produce steady-looking output — the visual effect of a stabilized lens without requiring one.
Stabilize before you review clips
Stabilization happens in the FrameOS pipeline before the clip-review step, so what you see when evaluating clip candidates is already the stabilized version. You are reviewing the real output, not a preview that may differ from the export.
When stabilization makes the biggest difference
The effect is most visible on footage with continuous hand-hold jitter — phone recordings, action cam footage, and clips captured at long focal lengths. In-camera optical stabilization (OIS) and editing-timeline stabilization (warp stabilizer) address the same problem from different stages. If your source already has good OIS, FrameOS stabilization adds less; if you're working with raw handheld phone footage, the difference is significant.
Stabilization workflow
- AI-powered removal of handheld camera shake.
- Runs before the clip-review step — you see stabilized output.
- Works on phone recordings, action cam, and wide-angle footage.
- No external plugin or timeline step required.
- No watermark on exports.
FAQ
How does FrameOS stabilize shaky video?
FrameOS analyses motion across frames and applies a compensating transform to smooth jitter and camera shake before your clips are exported.
Does stabilization crop the frame?
Stabilization typically trims a small border to give the algorithm room to compensate for motion — the same trade-off all stabilization approaches make.
Can I stabilize phone recordings?
Yes. Phone footage with continuous handheld jitter benefits most from stabilization, especially for vertical clip output where viewers see the full frame.