Framing that keeps up with you.

Crop a widescreen talking head to vertical and one of two things happens. You get a nice close-up of the wall behind you, or you get half your co-host.

Now Mochine handles framing for you. It finds the people in your footage and builds the frame around them.

It watches the whole clip

People move. Guests join. Somebody leans out of frame to grab a coffee. So Mochine doesn't pick one crop and hope for the best. It keeps checking who's on screen and adjusts:

• One person talking? A tight, centered frame.
• Someone joins? The layout switches to fit both of you.
• They leave? It goes back.

It's all automatic. There are no keyframes to set, and no box to drag around every few seconds.

See it before you commit

The preview waits until Mochine finishes finding everyone in the shot, so what you see is the framing you'll get.

Your podcast was two people and a bookshelf. Now it's two people, framed like somebody meant it.