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Video Stabilizer

Smooth shaky handheld footage with motion-compensated stabilization. Salvage walking tour videos without gimbals — local FFmpeg work, unlimited saves.

Runs on FFmpeg

100% Local Browser Native

How to Use the Video Stabilizer

1. Upload shaky footage

Handheld clips with moderate shake.

2. Stabilize

Regular two-pass vidstab or Quick single-pass deshake; strength minimal–extreme, smoothing 15, keep/borders crop, MP4/WebM out.

3. Download smooth video

Save the file (downloads are unlimited).

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Frequently Asked Questions

How shaky is too shaky?

Walking bob and hand tremor stabilize beautifully; running footage and whip-pans exceed motion vectors and warp. Preview a 10-second sample first.

Does stabilization crop?

Yes — keep-borders mode zooms 5x to hide edges, borders mode keeps zoom at 1x and shows blank edges. Regular mode runs vidstabdetect (shakiness 2 minimal, 4 moderate default, 6 strong, 10 extreme) then vidstabtransform with gaussian smoothing 15; Quick mode runs single-pass deshake instead. Output re-encodes libx264 CRF 22, so shoot slightly wide when planning to stabilize.

Rolling shutter too?

Partially — jello wobble reduces but rarely vanishes. Global-shutter cameras avoid it; phones need slower pans.

Does stabilized footage upload?

No — stabilization runs locally in your browser with FFmpeg. Only saves touch the network — downloads are unlimited.

Last updated October 2026