Premiere Pro
Batch Stabilize
Mark or select the shaky clips and click once. Batch Stabilize applies Warp Stabilizer to all of them, however many there are, and nests clips with speed changes for you, so nothing errors out.
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The Batch Stabilize panel, exactly as it looks in Premiere Pro, next to a simulated timeline. Change the settings and press the button.
One click. Every clip.
Stop applying Warp Stabilizer clip by clip. Mark or select the clips, click once, and Batch Stabilize puts Warp on all of them across every track.
It handles the annoying parts
Clips that already have Warp and adjustment layers are skipped, and speed-changed clips are nested for you, so Warp never errors out.
FAQs
Does it replace Warp Stabilizer?
No, it drives Premiere's own Warp Stabilizer for you.
What about clips with speed changes?
Warp Stabilizer refuses them, so Batch Stabilize nests them first (in an "EditMaxx Nests" bin) and stabilizes the nest.
Which clips does it stabilize?
The clips with a marker, or the clips you selected. You choose in the panel.
Can I try it before buying?
Yes. Get One-Click Zoom free: it installs the full Toolkit panel and Batch Stabilize comes with 3 free uses.