Steady a Walking Clip
Footage shot while walking often bounces. Stabilization smooths the movement so a trail clip is easier to watch.
Smooth out shaky phone footage after you film it. Add a clip in YouCam Video, apply stabilization, compare it with the original and export a steadier video.
Footage shot while walking often bounces. Stabilization smooths the movement so a trail clip is easier to watch.


Handheld clips in busy places pick up every small movement. Stabilize the clip to keep the scene readable.


A slow pan can wobble when it is filmed without support. Stabilization helps the camera move more evenly across the scene.


Stabilization works best when the footage starts reasonably steady. These habits help both before and after you film.
Hold the phone with both hands and keep your elbows close to your body. Use the grid to keep the horizon level.
Stabilizing often trims the edges of the frame to smooth the motion. Leave room around your subject when you film.
Clear detail helps the software follow the motion. Dim, grainy footage is harder to stabilize cleanly.
Open YouCam Video, add the clip, apply stabilization, compare it with the original and export. Stabilizing is done after filming, so you can fix clips you already have.
Stabilization works on the clip itself, so it can help footage from different phones. Results depend on how shaky the original is and how much light it had.
It can. Smoothing the motion often trims the edges of the frame, so leave some room around your subject when you film.
It can reduce shake, but it cannot make extreme movement look like a tripod shot. Slow, small movements stabilize best.
Quality depends on your original clip and your export settings. Starting with sharp, well lit footage gives the best result.
Only with their permission. Use footage you filmed or have the right to use, especially if you plan to post it publicly.
Open YouCam Video on your phone to get started.