Video stabilization is a powerful tool that can transform your shaky handheld footage into smooth, professional-looking content.
Even with the built-in stabilization features of modern cameras and smartphones, unwanted shakiness can still persist.
Our AI Stabilization filter offers a simple and effective solution. With just a click, our intelligent algorithm analyzes your video and applies stabilization techniques to minimize shakiness throughout.
To learn more about how to use this feature, please watch our video tutorial:
Choosing the appropriate settings
Some additional information about the AI Stabilization filter. It includes a "Strength" slider with values ranging from 1 to 10.
The higher the Strength value, the more stabilization is applied to your video. For very shaky videos, use a higher Strength value. For slightly shaky videos, use a lower value.
If you're unsure how shaky your video is, start with a Strength value of 5. This will provide a good middle ground.
Higher Strength values can make your video look zoomed-in so only apply higher values if the shaking is extreme.
Troubleshooting
Black bars around the video are shaking
If your video has black bars on its sides, which is common for older videos, the stabilized video may also have moving black bars on the sides.
To avoid this issue, we recommend trimming the black bars before applying the AI Stabilization filter.