Face tracking, not a fixed window
The vertical crop follows the speaker frame by frame. You are not setting a keyframe every time they shift in the chair.
Use case
A center crop cuts the speaker off the moment they lean. Clip Nugget follows the face and moves the 9:16 window through the shot, on your computer. A free still-crop tool on this site only places one frame. The app does the whole timeline.
On your computer
The vertical crop follows the speaker frame by frame. You are not setting a keyframe every time they shift in the chair.
Auto-reframe is part of the export path, next to the clips you kept. You can drop a suggestion that tracked the wrong person.
Reframing is a local render. You do not upload the 16:9 master to get the vertical cut back.
Related
A comparison or tool for this job.
A comparison or tool for this job.
Cut a livestream VOD into vertical clips locally
Burn captions into a video without uploading it
A video clipper you buy once
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FAQ
No. It tracks a face. Product B-roll and gameplay are not this feature.
Yes. The 9:16 crop tool in the browser places a window on a still. It does not track motion.
9:16, for Shorts, Reels, and TikTok. The source can be 16:9 or another wide frame.
No. It runs on your machine. Free exports are watermarked and 1080p. Pro removes both.