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Filmora Flicker Remover for Mac

Filmora for macOS includes a smart Flicker Remover feature that helps creators fix unstable lighting issues without diving into advanced settings. Using cloud-based AI processing, it analyzes footage to identify flicker caused by artificial lighting, LED sources, display screens, and time-lapse recording. Visual disturbances such as light pulsing, banding, and striped patterns are reduced while the clip’s original colors and motion remain natural.

This tool is particularly valuable when editing low-light scenes, indoor videos recorded under LED lights, or footage captured in environments with large screens or stage lighting. Time-lapse videos also see noticeable improvement, as inconsistent exposure is evened out across frames for smoother playback. Editors can preview the enhancement before finalizing, and the applied correction stays intact in the exported video.

Designed for macOS users who value speed and simplicity, Flicker Remover is ideal for vloggers, content creators, event editors, and small teams working under tight deadlines. It delivers a fast visual upgrade, helping videos look more professional with minimal effort.

How to Remove Flicker in Filmora on Mac

Filmora on Mac makes flicker correction straightforward, even for first-time users. The process below explains how to apply the Flicker Remover to your footage.

Step 1. Start a New Project

Open Filmora on your Mac and choose New Project from the home screen. Import the video you want to edit, then place it onto the timeline.

Step 2. Apply the Flicker Remover

Click the clip in the timeline to open its settings in the Properties panel. Navigate to the Video options and expand the Basic section. Locate Flicker Removal, select the desired strength level, and apply the effect to begin processing by pressing Generate.

Step 3. Export the Enhanced Video

After the flicker reduction is complete and the preview looks clean, Export the video to save the final, flicker-free version.