Looks and polish

• Video Studio → Look & sound (or ⋯ → Improve look & sound on a recording): makes a polished copy of the whole recording.
• The Look & polish section in Finish my video (the Look & sound step), Make Shorts, Split into parts and Resize. It's closed by default; open it to choose.

Each tile shows the look on your own video: Original (no look), Natural (a touch of contrast and colour), Clean & Bright (lifted and fresh), Cinematic (moody contrast, cooler shadows, soft vignette), Warm (golden tones) and Black & White.

Open Fine-tune for Brightness, Contrast, Colour, Warmth and Sharpness (each from -100 to +100, added on top of the look). Reset puts them back to zero.

Drag the line across the picture (or use the arrow keys) to compare. The preview is a close approximation made in your browser; the finished video uses the real, higher-quality processing.

Smooths handheld wobble. It zooms in slightly to hide the moving edges, and takes a little longer (Davnai first measures the shake, then smooths it).

Removes fans, keyboards, traffic and room noise between words with a speech noise-removal model, then evens out the voice. Use it for noisy recordings; the standard clean-up (Enhance sound) is enough for quiet rooms.

Enhance picture / Auto-fix lighting lifts dark footage and adds a little colour (grain is smoothed only in very dark footage). It is off unless you switch it on: automatic fixes can make good footage look worse. A look is applied on top of it. Enhance sound / Clean up sound is the standard clean-up (even volume, less hum and steady background noise, gentle enough to keep your voice full).

No. Looks and polish never count toward video minutes.