Video Stabilizer Online – Free, No Upload | stabilize.video

# stabilize.video > Stabilize shaky video in your browser: smooth, cinematic or tripod-still, with a rolling-shutter fix and a no-crop mode. Free, no upload, no watermark. stabilize.video is a video stabiliser that runs in the browser: it reads a clip from the visitor’s device, tracks points through every frame in parallel background workers, plans a steadier camera path (Smooth, Cinematic or Locked), corrects rolling shutter, redraws each frame on the device’s graphics chip and encodes the new file locally, keeping the original sound. The video is never uploaded. It is classical computer vision, not AI. There is no API and no account; Google Analytics can be switched off in Cookie settings. The studio has twelve presets under “How was it filmed?”, the controls Camera, Smoothness, Zoom limit and Framing (in the Adjust sheet on a phone), Edges once an edge can show, and under More options Correction, Steady these, Keep horizon level, Rolling shutter, Straighten, Extra zoom, Analysis, Ignore an area and the overlays Show crop, Show tracking and Motion graph. A View switch (Stabilised, Original, Split, Side by side), the motion graph and the measured shake reduction show the result before Export video, which saves MP4 or WebM, or a before-and-after comparison. Measured on our 11 test clips (November 2026): with the default settings it removed 54% of the camera shake between 1.5 and 15 Hz, against 31% for ffmpeg’s vid.stab at smoothing 30, and left less shake than vid.stab on 10 of the 11, as measured by a separate tracker. ## Stabiliser and guides - [Stabilize a video online](https://stabilize.video/): The stabiliser itself: the presets and controls, how it tracks, plans and renders, what it can’t fix, and answers about zoom, quality, blur and formats. - [Fix a shaky video](https://stabilize.video/fix-shaky-video): Which kinds of shake can be removed, which can’t, and the preset for each. - [Compare video stabilisation software](https://stabilize.vi

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