Start with an activated copy of Topaz Video on a compatible Mac or Windows computer and your source clip. This route follows Topaz’s documentation.[2][3]
Stabilization repositions frames to counter camera movement. Motion Deblur uses the Themis AI model to address blur within them.[1]
- Import the clip, choose Start from scratch, then enable Stabilization near the bottom of the right-hand Adjustments panel.
- Choose Auto Crop to remove exposed edges, accepting a smaller frame. Full Frame preserves frame size by filling edges, which can look blurred.
- Switch on Motion Deblur. Set In and Out around a representative shaky section, then choose Render In → Out.
- Compare the preview’s subject and edges. If the crop cuts into the subject or filled edges distract, lower stabilisation strength or switch framing modes, then preview again.
- Set In at the clip’s start and Out at its end. Choose Export As to set a new filename and destination. When the export finishes, use Open in External Player in the queue menu and watch the complete clip.
Sources & further reading
- How to Use Stabilization and Motion Deblur with Topaz Video Topaz Labs · 4 Aug 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Quick Start Topaz Labs · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- System Requirements Topaz Labs · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Importing, Previewing & Exporting Topaz Labs · Accessed 20 Oct 2026