Reframe horizontal videos to vertical with smooth, natural camera motion.
Unlike naive tools that violently snap the crop to every head movement, ClipNepal uses critically damped spring physics and comfortable deadbands to emulate a professional camera operator.
Core Capabilities
Engineered specifically for short-form virality
Critically Damped Easing
Eliminates unnatural overshoot and rubber-banding. When the speaker moves, the camera eases into the pan and gently settles on the new position.
Comfortable Deadband
Normal head shifts and gestures inside the deadband keep the camera locked still—giving viewers a calm, professional watching experience.
Pan Speed Clamping
Even if a subject crosses the entire room quickly, the camera pan speed is capped to prevent viewer motion sickness.
Speaker Inertia
When multiple people are visible, the tracker maintains continuity on the active speaker rather than ping-ponging back and forth.
Technical Benchmark
How ClipNepal reframing compares to other auto-crops
The visual difference between mathematical camera smoothing and naive face centering.
Simple 3-Step Flow
How to create clips in 3 minutes
Select your video
Upload a landscape 16:9 file or import from a YouTube link.
AI analyzes speaker positions
Face detection maps speaker movements and generates an optimal camera path.
Preview the stabilized crop
Watch the reframed 9:16 preview in real time and download the finished render.
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions creators ask
What happens if no face is detected in the video?
If the clip contains screencasts, slides, or gameplay with no faces, ClipNepal automatically chooses a content-preserving letterbox ('fit') instead of an arbitrary center cut that would destroy 68% of your slide content.
Can I manually adjust the crop box?
Yes. In the Clip Editor, you can adjust framing preferences, switch between portrait (9:16), square (1:1), and landscape (16:9), or enable split layouts.
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