Automatic video reframing that follows the person
Keep people in frame. Turn wide recordings into vertical clips, and adjust any crop yourself.
Keep the person. Change the shape.
The wide recording stays as it is. A 9:16 column is drawn onto it and follows the person; the export is that column with captions. Above, the column tracks the speaker through the whole excerpt.
Choose your frame
Six ways to place the column. Auto follow and Split screen use face tracking; the rest are yours to set.
- Center
A 9:16 column from the middle of the frame.
- Fit
The whole frame, letterboxed into the shape.
- Fill
Scaled until the shape is full; the edges go.
- Manual
You place the column and it stays there.
- Auto follow
The column tracks one person as they move.
- Split screen
Two people, stacked, each in their own column.
| Mode | Use it to |
|---|---|
| Auto follow | Follow one tracked person as they move. |
| Split screen | Stack two tracked people in one vertical clip. |
| Manual | Drag the frame and set your own zoom. |
| Center | Keep a centered subject in view. |
| Fit | Show the entire recording, including slides. |
| Fill | Fill the canvas edge to edge. |
Your crop. Your call.
Switch modes, move the frame, or change the ratio. See each edit before you export.
A few things to know
Tracked modes depend on visible people in the recording.
No usable tracking?
Use Center, Manual, Fit, or Fill.
More than two people?
Split screen supports two. Choose a single crop for larger groups.
Separate camera files?
Reframing works within one recording. It does not switch between camera files.
Questions about reframing
- When can I use tracked framing?
- Auto follow needs a usable tracked person. Split screen needs two. Center, Manual, Fit, and Fill are always available.
- Can I change the crop myself?
- Yes. Drag the frame and adjust the zoom in Manual mode. Preview every change before export.
- Which shapes can I export?
- Choose 9:16, 16:9, 1:1, or 4:5. Download your finished clip as an MP4.