Follows the conversation
Speaker focus tracks who is talking and holds a steady frame instead of bouncing between faces.
Podcast clips
A two-camera podcast looks great in widescreen and awful in a naive vertical crop. REFRM follows whoever is speaking, cuts to reactions and captions the conversation, so the best minutes of an episode become shareable clips.
Free to start. No credit card required.
Speaker focus tracks who is talking and holds a steady frame instead of bouncing between faces.
The clip finder surfaces self-contained ideas and strong openings from a long recording.
Word-by-word highlighted captions in the original language, Hinglish or a translation.
Podcasts, panels and interviews are mostly conversation, which is exactly where a fixed crop breaks down. REFRM reads faces and mouth motion to decide who should be in the vertical frame, and it can cut to a listener for a reaction when it adds to the moment.
Face tracking, camera planning, preview and export run in your browser, so editing stays fast and your footage is not uploaded unless a step needs the server. When one does, it is labelled and asks for consent first.
How it works
Upload an MP4, MOV or WebM file or paste a YouTube link.
Keep the clips you like and adjust their start and end points.
Add captions and a hook, then export one vertical clip per moment.
Yes. Speaker focus follows the active speaker, can cut to a listener for a reaction and avoids jumpy switches. Precision Reframe is designed for conversations and busy scenes.
Yes. Face Lock keeps one person framed steadily for the length of the clip.
REFRM is built around reframing video, so it works best with a recording of the conversation. A video of the podcast gives the smart camera faces and motion to follow.
Yes. Keep the original, convert Hindi to Hinglish, or translate captions into a language you choose after approving the request.
Paste a link and see your first clips in minutes.