How to Stabilize Video in VN Video Editor?
Stabilizing video in VN Video Editor is straightforward. Follow these steps.
1. Open the VN Video Editor App
To begin, ensure that you have the VN Video Editor app installed on your device. Open the app and either create a new project or select an existing one where you’d like to work on stabilizing the video. The interface of VN is user-friendly, so navigating to the project section should be straightforward. If you’re new to the app, take a moment to familiarize yourself with its layout and tools.
2. Import the Video
After opening the app, you need to import the video clip you want to stabilize. To do this, tap on the “+” button located on the main dashboard or the project editing screen. Select the video file from your device’s gallery or media library. VN supports a variety of video formats, so you shouldn’t encounter compatibility issues. Once you’ve selected your video, it will be added to the timeline where you can begin editing.
3. Select the Video Clip
With your video imported, locate it on the timeline. Tap on the video clip to highlight it, which activates the editing options available for that particular clip. These options usually appear as a toolbar either above or below the timeline. This is where you’ll find advanced tools like trimming, splitting, and stabilization.
4. Locate the Stabilization Option
Now, look for the Stabilization feature. Depending on the version of the VN app, this feature might be located under a specific menu such as “Adjustments” or “Effects.” Scroll through the options to find it. If you are unable to locate stabilization, refer to the app’s help section or explore online resources to ensure it’s available in the version you’re using. Some apps may refer to this feature differently, but it generally involves correcting shaky footage to create a smoother video output.
5. Enable Stabilization
Once you’ve found the stabilization tool, select it to start processing your video. The app may prompt you to confirm or adjust specific settings related to stabilization intensity. After enabling it, VN Video Editor will analyze the footage and apply the stabilization effect. This process can take a few moments to complete, depending on the length and quality of your video.
6. Preview and Adjust
After stabilization is applied, preview the video to check the results. If the app allows, tweak the stabilization intensity or related parameters to better suit your needs. For example, if the stabilization is too strong, it might crop too much of your video or create unnatural movements. Adjust these settings to balance smoothness and video clarity. Take your time during this step to ensure the final output meets your expectations.
7. Export the Stabilized Video
Once you’re happy with the stabilized video, it’s time to save or export it. Tap the export icon, usually represented by an upward arrow or a similar symbol. Choose the desired resolution and format for your video, keeping in mind the purpose of the export. For example, if you plan to upload the video to social media, select a resolution and aspect ratio compatible with the platform. Wait for the export process to finish, and your stabilized video will be ready to share or use further.
Additional Note: If Stabilization Is Missing
If VN Video Editor does not include a stabilization tool in its current version, consider using an alternative app with stabilization features, such as CapCut, InShot, or Adobe Premiere Rush. These apps allow you to stabilize your video first before importing it back into VN for advanced editing. Combining tools can help you achieve a polished and professional final result.