Video editing app for shaky clips
Shaky Video Stabilizer is a free video application for mobile coming from developer KallosSoft. This video editing tool helps users take their existing clips and reduce shakes and instability to produce smoother footage. It also does not require an active internet connection and can be used offline.
Compared to other video editing apps like VN Video Editor Maker VlogNow or Quik - Free Video Editor, Shaky Video Stabilizer has a very specific use case that focuses on reducing motion blur. It does this with an easy one-tap operation that even beginners will have no problem learning how to use.
Shaky videos
Whether it's photos or videos, it's always a nice thing to capture special moments on camera for posterity and remembrance. However, capturing these once-in-a-lifetime events doesn't always turn out the way you want them to. It's especially true with the latter where you can often get shaky or blurry footage. Enter Shaky Video Stabilizer, an app that can help reduce these wobbles.
This stabilizer helps reduce motion blur and sharpen detail in video clips after the fact. Once you've uploaded a file, it will then analyze it right away and provide information like Shakiness level, step size, and other pertinent details. You can then utilize the Smoothing feature to help reduce shakes or choose from the included presets to see which one works best for you.
What's more, there's a trim option if you want to cut the length of your videos before saving them. From there, it's just a matter of letting it process your clips and waiting for the results. On the same note, however, things get a bit complicated as processing clips often take too long to finish. Also, results with certain video formats are inconsistent.
For wobbles and blurs
If you have videos that you wish were captured better or had better quality, Shaky Video Stabilizer is an app that is worth taking a look at. It can help reduce shakes from your footage and bring back some lost details in the process. Just be aware that results will vary depending on multiple factors. As a whole, though, it's worth a shot.
