Video Stabilizer
Smooth out shaky handheld or action footage
$ gtrk tool video_stabilizer --batch ./videos --stabilizer-method turboPricing
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How to use
- 1
Sign in, then choose or drop videos. You can add several at once.
- 2
Pick a method (Standard suits most videos and keeps the audio), then click Submit.
- 3
Preview, then download each video or all as a ZIP.
FAQ
What is the difference between the methods?
Standard balances quality and speed and suits most videos. Fast is quicker and good for mild shake, but the output has no audio. Fine is smoother but slower, for post-production; results vary, so check the output.
What happens at the edges?
Stabilizing moves the picture to cancel the shake, which leaves gaps at the edges. Standard zooms in slightly to crop them away; Fast and Fine fill them with edge pixels. The more shake, the more noticeable the edges.
Is the audio kept?
Standard and Fine keep the original audio. Fast outputs video without sound, so pick one of the other two if you need audio.
Does it cost credits?
Billed by video length at 1 credit per minute, with partial minutes rounded up. Live prices and full rules are in Pricing on this page. You need to sign in; failed runs are refunded.
Can it fix heavy motion blur?
No. Stabilizing steadies the picture position; frames that were already blurred when shot can't be made sharp.
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