Auto Reframe a Video

Not a dumb center crop

Cropping a wide video to vertical the simple way means slicing off the sides and hoping the important part is in the middle. It rarely is. The speaker drifts, the action moves, and you end up with half a face or an empty frame. Cliphi reframes instead of just cropping. It finds the subject and keeps them centered as they move, so the vertical clip stays on the part that matters.

Tracking that follows the action

Active speaker detection follows whoever is talking and keeps them in frame, and when the scene moves, the frame moves with it. For two or more people, Cliphi can cut between them or lay them out in a grid, so a conversation reads clearly in vertical instead of cramming everyone into a sliver.

You can output 9:16 for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts, or 1:1 and 16:9 if you need them. And because Cliphi is a clip tool, the same paste can also find the best moments, add captions, and lay in a music bed, so reframing is one step in getting a finished clip rather than a separate chore.

What used to take an editor keyframing the crop across a whole clip now happens on a paste. And it scales: hand Cliphi a long interview or a full stream and every clip it pulls comes out already reframed, so you are not redoing the same crop work for the tenth highlight of the day. The point is to stop framing being the slow part of getting a video onto vertical feeds.