FrameSmoother
Kohei Omori · Photo & Video
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Bug fixes: • Addressed an issue where videos converted to 120fps or similar could turn into slow motion partway through playback in the Photos app. Videos saved as .mov now include information asking for playback at normal speed • Because of this, output above 60fps is now saved as .mov (still H.264) even when MP4 is selected. Output at 60fps or below is still saved in the format you choose
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AI Frame Interpolation, fully on-device — turn any video to silky 60fps. Batch up to 10 videos and let AI work while you sleep. 100% private: your videos never leave your iPhone. Features: - AI frame interpolation (2x / 4x, up to 120fps output) - 2 quality modes: Fast (blend) and High Quality (AI) - Batch queue, up to 10 videos - Before/After comparison slider with frame-precise scrubbing - Export mp4/mov, AirDrop, save to Photos - Fully on-device, no cloud upload, no tracking Who it's for: - Creators boosting TikTok / Reels / Shorts engagement - Anime and music video fans enjoying 60fps playback - Parents analyzing sports footage in slow motion Pricing: - One-time purchase, with every feature included from the start - No subscriptions, no recurring charges, no ads Device requirements: - iPhone running iOS 16 or later - Optimized for iPhone 12 and later. Older devices (iPhone XS / XR / 11 / SE 2-3) support up to 1080p input due to memory limits Privacy: We do not collect any data. All processing happens on your device.
What's new · 1.0.11
Bug fixes: • Addressed an issue where videos converted to 120fps or similar could turn into slow motion partway through playback in the Photos app. Videos saved as .mov now include information asking for playback at normal speed • Because of this, output above 60fps is now saved as .mov (still H.264) even when MP4 is selected. Output at 60fps or below is still saved in the format you choose
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