iPhone · iPad · Mac · One purchase
Take the bounce out of clips you shot walking, dancing, or just trying to keep up. Stabilize smooths it out in seconds — right on your device. No upload, no account, no subscription.
Choose from your camera roll, drop a file in, or paste a video straight into the app. Works with anything your phone or camera shot — including HDR and Dolby Vision.
One dial, from Subtle to Cinematic. Subtle keeps the energy of a handheld walk. Cinematic locks the frame like it's on a tripod.
Drop it straight into Photos, or share to Instagram, TikTok, iMessage, anywhere. Audio comes along untouched, quality stays put.
Before and After play at the same time, on the same frame. Switch between them and you'll see the cut you might post — and the one your hand actually shot. Drag along the bar to land on a specific moment and judge the difference yourself.
We didn't want to ask you to trust us with your footage — so we didn't ask at all. Stabilize works whether you're online or not. The clip you pick stays right where you found it, and the version you saved goes wherever you put it. That's the whole loop.
Subtle keeps a hand-held feel, like you're walking through a city. Balanced steadies it for talking-head shots. Steady is what most clips want. Cinematic locks the frame down for that "shot it on a tripod" look — at the cost of a slightly tighter crop.
Pricing
The free version lets you stabilize and preview as much as you want. Unlock Pro when you're ready to save in full quality — and you'll never see a paywall again. No subscription, no ads, no upsell loop.
Yes — Stabilize doesn't need the internet. Plane, hike, basement, holiday cabin: it all works the same. Your clip stays on your device the whole time.
Most handheld clips — anything up to about 90 seconds — are quick. Longer clips work too; they just take longer to crunch through.
Audio comes along for the ride, completely untouched. Voiceovers, music, ambient sound — all kept at the original quality.
Both are preserved. If you shot the clip in HDR on an iPhone, the stabilized version stays HDR.
iPhone, iPad, and Mac — anything on iOS 17, iPadOS 17, or macOS 14 and later. One purchase covers all three.
It smooths the most common kind — the up-down, side-to-side bounce of a handheld shot. Heavy rotation or roll isn't fully handled yet. For screen recordings or animated content where there isn't real camera motion, Stabilize is smart enough to leave the clip alone rather than mangling it.