Stabilize video online for free

Smooth out shaky footage and download the corrected file.

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🔒 100% private: your files never leave your deviceUp to ~200 MB, depending on your device's memory

How it works

1

Upload your video

Any common video format.

2

Click Stabilize video

No settings needed.

3

Download

Your smoother, less shaky video.

How does video stabilization work in the browser?

Shaky handheld footage can be smoothed out with motion analysis that detects and compensates for unwanted camera movement between frames. This tool applies FFmpeg's built-in deshake filter directly in your browser, so your video is never uploaded to a server. Drop in a video, click Stabilize video and download the steadier version. There are no settings to adjust.

It works best on moderate shake: handheld walking, small vibrations or the tremor of a phone held at arm's length. This is a lightweight, single-pass correction, so very extreme shake may still show some residual motion. For heavy shake, a desktop video editor with two-pass stabilization may give better results.

The output keeps the same resolution as your original video, and the audio track is preserved because only the picture is processed. Correcting movement can leave some softness near the edges of the frame, which is usually subtle on moderately shaky clips. Compare the original and the result before you share.

Files up to about 200 MB work, depending on your device's memory. Once the footage is steady you can cut it with the video trimmer, reduce its size with the video compressor or turn a moment into a loop with the video to GIF converter. For tips on shooting steadier video in the first place, read our guide to fixing shaky video.

Frequently asked questions

Will this fix very shaky footage completely?
It noticeably smooths moderate shake, but very extreme camera shake may still show some residual motion.
Does this change the video's resolution?
No. The output keeps the same resolution as your original video.
Does it affect the audio?
No. Only the picture is processed and the audio track is preserved.
Which formats can I use?
MP4, MOV and WebM, with files up to about 200 MB depending on your device.
Can stabilization fix a blurry video?
No. If frames are blurred by camera movement, no software can restore the lost sharpness. It only smooths the motion.
Is my video uploaded anywhere?
No. The processing runs in your browser and the file never leaves your device.

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Video/audio engine: FFmpeg (LGPL/GPL). License info