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Stabilize Video — Smooth Shaky Footage Free, In Your Browser
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Smooth shaky footage in seconds
Handheld clips wobble. The stabilizer tracks points across the picture with optical flow, smooths the camera's path and shifts each frame back into line, so the take feels steady.
Stabilize on a timeline in StudioGentle to maximum
Choose how hard it corrects. Gentle keeps most of the natural movement; Maximum smooths hardest. A small zoom-crop hides the edges the correction reveals.
Stabilize and edit in StudioHonest about what it fixes
It smooths camera shake, not motion blur. Compare against the original before you export and re-run at another strength any time.
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Stabilization runs in your browser — your files never upload, there's no sign-up and no watermark on the result.
Studio takes the same job onto a full multitrack board, free to edit and export.
Open StudioQuestions
Yes — every strength and every export is free to use, with no sign-up and no paywall. Exports have no watermark.
Right in your browser. Stabilization runs as a web app in the browser rather than sending your footage off to process, and nothing for any system to keep or train on.
Moderate handheld wobble, phone-recording jitter and minor drift, on footage with enough visual detail to track. It's classical 2D stabilization, so it won't fix rolling-shutter 'jello', undo severe distortion, or repair a damaged file.
Yes. Gentle, Balanced and Maximum set how hard to smooth. You compare the result against the original before exporting, and can re-run at a different strength — your original is never overwritten.
The export keeps your source resolution (capped at 1080p for very large clips) and re-encodes once to MP4. A small zoom-crop is applied to hide the edges the correction reveals, so the frame is slightly tighter — that's inherent to any 2D stabilizer, including desktop ones.
More than a video stabilizer
Steady footage still needs finishing. Follow a subject through the frame, raise the resolution, adjust the speed or compress for sharing. Combine them on one timeline in Studio.