How to use video stabilization

Video stabilization is a technique used to reduce unwanted motion in footage caused by shaky camera movements, vibrations, or rapid panning, aiming for smoother, visually pleasing videos by compensating for these motions during filming or in post-production. This guide will show you how to stabilize video in 3 simple steps with UniConverter Video Stabilization.

Step 1 Launch Wondershare UniConverter and choose Video Stabilization.

Run the installed Wondershare software on your system. From the list of main supported functions on the primary interface, select Tools > Video Stabilization.

Step 2 Add video files to Video Stabilization.

A new window will open up. Click on the + icon on the interface, and you'll open the file browser to select video file on your computer. Once you've added a video file, UniConverter will analyze the video automatically.

Step 3 Adjust the Settings to stabilize the video

When the analysis finishes, you can change the crop scale level by dragging the slider to reduce the motion of the video. In Edge Processing, you can also change the edges of the stabilized video by selecting Reflect, Tile, Extend, or None.

Click the button beside Preview to activate the preview mode. You can preview the result in the Player until you are satisfied. Then click Export to export the final video.