Landscape-to-vertical conversion
A 16:9 recording becomes a 9:16 frame without letterboxing, so the clip fills the screen the way native vertical footage does.
Convert landscape podcasts, interviews and webinars into concise, captioned Shorts ready for vertical feeds.
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A 16:9 recording becomes a 9:16 frame without letterboxing, so the clip fills the screen the way native vertical footage does.
When the conversation moves between speakers, the frame follows the person talking instead of locking to the center of the original shot.
One export session produces a batch you can schedule across YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels and TikTok rather than a single clip.
Exports are designed for vertical destinations such as YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels and TikTok.
No. Reelsmith looks for complete, meaningful moments rather than cutting at arbitrary timestamps.
Clips are produced in a vertical 9:16 frame, the working format all three major short-form feeds are built around.
No. Reframing exists precisely so landscape footage you already have can be reused without a second shoot.
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