Which setting should I use?

Lights fixes the usual case: footage shot under LED, fluorescent, stage or rink lights, where the flicker repeats every few frames, at 24 to 120 fps. Choose Strong for slow motion, old film, or when thin bands are still visible after Lights. Choose Timelapse when whole frames jump in brightness between shots.

Can it fix rolling bands from LED lights?

Bands that drift slowly through the picture are evened out, because each area is corrected on its own. Thin, sharp bands that race through the frame can stay faintly visible; filming at a shutter speed of 1/50 s (1/60 s where mains power is 60 Hz) avoids them.

Will it remove cuts, fades or lightning?

Cuts, fades and smooth camera moves pass through, because each area is only compared with a few neighbouring frames and a steady change is not flicker. A flash that lasts a single frame, such as lightning or a camera flash, looks like flicker and is evened out.

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Video Deflicker

Remove flicker from video shot under LED, fluorescent or stage lights, and smooth timelapse exposure jumps. Each area of the frame is evened out against the frames around it — free, in your browser.

Flicker is a fast change in brightness between frames: mains-powered lights pulsing out of step with the camera, rolling bands from a fast shutter, or exposure jumps between timelapse shots. EditClips.online evens it out area by area — each part of the frame is compared with the same area in the frames around it and brought back to its steady level, so a flickering room seen through a doorway is fixed without changing the daylight around it. Upload the clip, keep Lights (Strong for slow motion, old film or leftover bands; Timelapse for exposure jumps), click Process and download.

How to Use Video Deflicker

Upload the flickering video
Keep Lights for footage shot under artificial light — Strong if some pulsing remains, Timelapse for exposure jumps
Click Process and compare the result
Download the deflickered video

Features

Corrects each area of the frame on its own, so lights that flicker in one part of the picture are fixed
Lights setting for mains-light flicker at any frame rate; Strong for slow motion, old film and thin bands
Timelapse setting smooths exposure jumps between shots
Keeps the audio untouched
Free, private, no watermark

Frequently Asked Questions

Which setting should I use?: Lights fixes the usual case: footage shot under LED, fluorescent, stage or rink lights, where the flicker repeats every few frames, at 24 to 120 fps. Choose Strong for slow motion, old film, or when thin bands are still visible after Lights. Choose Timelapse when whole frames jump in brightness between shots.
Can it fix rolling bands from LED lights?: Bands that drift slowly through the picture are evened out, because each area is corrected on its own. Thin, sharp bands that race through the frame can stay faintly visible; filming at a shutter speed of 1/50 s (1/60 s where mains power is 60 Hz) avoids them.
Will it remove cuts, fades or lightning?: Cuts, fades and smooth camera moves pass through, because each area is only compared with a few neighbouring frames and a steady change is not flicker. A flash that lasts a single frame, such as lightning or a camera flash, looks like flicker and is evened out.

Video Deflicker

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