Speaker focus
Locks onto the active speaker using face and mouth-motion cues and avoids jumpy switches between people.
Smart camera
A center crop cuts people in half. REFRM reads faces, mouth motion and action, then moves a steady 9:16 frame to whoever matters, so a widescreen video becomes a vertical clip that still feels directed.
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Locks onto the active speaker using face and mouth-motion cues and avoids jumpy switches between people.
Cuts to a listener when the moment calls for it, the way an editor would in a two-person conversation.
The camera path you preview is the one that gets exported, so there are no surprises in the final MP4.
Turning a 16:9 video into 9:16 throws away roughly two thirds of the picture. If you crop the middle, you lose whoever is standing or sitting off-center, and the subject drifts out of frame the moment they move.
REFRM treats reframing as a camera problem instead of a crop problem. It plans a smooth path for the vertical frame across the whole clip, so the frame holds steady on a speaker, eases to the next person and stays out of the way when nothing needs to change.
Automatic framing is the starting point, not the end. Open the clip in the editor to adjust zoom, position and smoothness, add captions and a hook line, and trim the timeline before you export.
How it works
Drop in an MP4, MOV or WebM file, or paste a YouTube link.
Start with Quick Reframe, or switch to Precision Reframe for conversations and busy scenes.
Check the preview, nudge the framing if you want to, then export a vertical MP4.
It means automatically converting a video to a different aspect ratio, for example 16:9 to 9:16, by moving the crop so the important subject stays in frame instead of always cropping the center.
Yes. Speaker focus uses face and mouth-motion cues to find the active speaker, can cut to a listener for a reaction, and avoids rapid back-and-forth switches.
Yes. Action focus follows the work area and the objects that matter, which suits cooking, tools and demonstrations.
The editor supports vertical 9:16, square 1:1, 4:5 portrait, and landscape 16:9 and 4:3 canvases.
Paste a link and see your first clips in minutes.