Reframe, a feature for the Yuzzit platform that uses AI to automatically recompose footage for vertical and other social media formats, is being launched at IBC2026.
Rather than cropping to a fixed region, Reframe analyses footage frame by frame, tracks moving subjects in real time and builds a composition suited to each target format.
When multiple subjects need to remain visible, a split-screen reframe stacks them and shifts focus automatically to whoever is speaking.
A 16:9 interview, for example, becomes a 9:16 vertical split screen with both speakers properly framed. Sports highlights keep action centred throughout without keyframing.
Reframe integrates into Yuzzit’s clipping and publishing workflow, allowing teams to clip, reframe, subtitle and publish from a single interface. It targets broadcast and media teams publishing simultaneously to TikTok, Instagram, YouTube Shorts and X.
Stand Number: 2.A30c
Company: Yuzzit
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