Think Bigger From Filmora User Guide
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Preparations
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Account
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Get Started & Basic Settings
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Compatibility & Tech Specs
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Performance Settings
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Creating Projects
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Creating New Projects
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Importing & Recording
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Video Editing for Windows
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Basic Video Editing
- Enable/Disable Clip in Windows
- Magnetic Timeline for Windows
- Drawing Tools fo Windows
- Select All Clips on Timeline for Windows
- Manage Timeline and Tracks
- Auto Ripple for Windows
- Split & trim video
- Crop & Pan & Zoom Video
- Compositing
- Change video playback speed
- Playing videos in reverse
- Mark In and Mark Out for Windows
- Markers for Windows
- Group editing
- Customizable Backgrounds for Videos and Images in Windows
- Video snapshot
- Using freeze frame
- Logo Reveal For Windows
- Apply auto enhance
- Applying drop shadow
- Adjustment layer for Windows
- Transforming
- Video Editing Ruler – Windows
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Advanced Video Editing
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AI-Powered Video Editing
- Smart Scene Cut for Windows
- Smart Short Clips for Windows
- AI Face Mosaic for Windows
- AI Video Enhancer
- AI Text-to-Video for Windows
- Planar Tracking
- AI Idea to Video for Windows
- Image to Video for Windows
- Instant Cutter Tool for Windows
- AI Text-Based Editing for Windows
- AI Mate Editing for Windows
- Create with instant mode
- ChatGPT Plugin - AI Copywriting
- AI smart cutout
- Lens correction
- Auto reframe video
- AI Portrait Cutout
- Scene detection feature
- AI Smart Masking for Windows
- Make motion tracking
- Stabilization
- AI Video/Photo Object Remover for Windows
- AI Smart Search for Windows
- AI Skin Tone Protection for Windows
- AI Image for Windows
- Chroma key (green screen)
- Super Slow Motion with Optical Flow for Windows
- Video Denoise for Windows
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Audio Editing for Windows
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Basic Audio Editing
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Advanced Audio Editing
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AI-Powered Audio Editing
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Text Editing for Windows
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Basic Text Editing
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Advanced Text Editing
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AI-Powered Text Editing
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Video Customizations
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Video Effects
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Audio Effects
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Transitions
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Stickers
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Filters
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Color Editing
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Animations
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Templates
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Asset Center
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Exporting & Share & Cloud Backup
Stabilization for Windows
This guide will introduce how to use stabilization to smooth out shaky footage.
How to Use Stabilization to Smooth out Shaky Footage
Step 1: Add your videos
After launching the application, drag or drop your clip into the stock. Alternatively, you can directly drag it to the timeline.
Step 2: Activate the stabilization feature
Click the video in the timeline and find Video>AI Tools>Stabilization in the property panel on the right side of the interface. Click the button beside Stabilization to activate it. Then, Filmora will analyze the video automatically.
Step 3: Adjust the settings
When the analysis finishes, you can change the smooth level by dragging the Smoothness.
You can preview the result in the Player until satisfying. When you are not satisfied with the changes, drag the Smoothness again.
See how to stabilize videos on Filmora X
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