16:99:16
Vertical from landscape
A 16:9 master becomes a 9:16 Story without a second shoot.
AI video reframe. One clip, every ratio.
Turn a landscape ad into a Story, a feed post and a portrait placement. Reframe recomposes the shot for the new shape instead of stretching it.
Reframe a video
Free to start. No credit card.
The frame, recut for the feed.
Pick the ratio and see what the recut keeps before you press Generate.
The frame, drawn first
The dock draws the new ratio on your clip, so the strips it gives up are visible up front.
Recomposed, not stretched
The subject keeps its proportions; the shot is rebuilt for the new shape.
One master, every placement.
Shoot or generate once in landscape, then recut the same clip for Stories, Reels, the feed and portrait slots.
Reframe a videoSee the cut before you make it.
Pick an aspect ratio and the largest centred frame of that shape is drawn on the source. Everything outside it is veiled, so the result holds no surprises.
Reframe a video9:16
Built for the vertical feed.
Most placements are taller than the camera that shot them. Reframe the clip for the feed it is going to, and keep the action in the middle of it.
Make it verticalHow to reframe a video
Three steps in Video Studio.
Introducing Video Reframe
Reframe a videoOne landscape master, recut for every placement. Pick the ratio, see the frame drawn on your clip, and generate the Story, the square and the portrait cut.
FAQs
It recuts a clip into another aspect ratio, such as a landscape ad into a 9:16 Story, recomposing the shot rather than stretching it.
Yes. When you pick a ratio, the dock draws the largest centred box of that shape on your clip and veils the rest.
The Aspect Ratio chip lists every ratio the selected model supports.
Some reframe models take no prompt; on those, the prompt box is not shown at all.
Yes. Right-click any clip on your board and choose Reframe; it opens with the clip already in place.