A campaign cut once for television now has to run vertical, square and across an LED wall. Reframe takes the master, finds the cuts, looks for the people, faces and objects that matter in each shot, and decides whether to hold, move once or follow. Then it renders every size in every subtitle language in one pass, on the user's own machine.
- Subject tracking runs on the device, with an object model and a face model on the graphics card, and falls back to reading the picture itself when a machine can't run them.
- Seven subject presets, from talking head and interview to sports, pets, vehicles and product, each with its own limit on how far the frame may punch in.
- 16 built-in sizes, from vertical social to LED walls 10,240 pixels wide, plus custom sizes, with safe-zone overlays for TikTok, Reels, Shorts and Stories.
- Burned-in subtitles per language from SRT or VTT, Arabic included, and an end card from a video or a still.
- An editable timeline per size for Premiere and Resolve, with the framing as keyframes, so an editor can adjust any shot by hand.
- 16 sizes, up to 10,240 px wide
- Subject tracking on the device
- Timelines for Premiere and Resolve