Letterbox removal
Detect black bands above and below widescreen footage stored inside a taller frame.
Upload a video with letterboxing or pillarboxing. VideoHop analyzes the picture boundaries, detects persistent black borders and crops them without stretching the active image.
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The tool performs a detection pass before encoding, so the crop rectangle comes from the uploaded video rather than a fixed preset.
Detect black bands above and below widescreen footage stored inside a taller frame.
Detect persistent black borders on the left and right when narrower footage sits inside a wider frame.
If a reliable border crop is not detected, VideoHop keeps the original picture dimensions instead of forcing a crop.
Choose a supported video containing black borders.
FFmpeg samples the video and determines the most consistent crop rectangle.
The detected border crop is applied while the video is encoded.
Automatic detection is designed for persistent black borders. Dark objects or temporary black scenes are not treated as borders unless the analysis finds a consistent crop.
Use a focused tool when you know the task, or open the universal converter for full format control.
No. The tool crops detected border pixels rather than stretching the active picture.
The video is exported without forcing an automatic crop.
Yes. Existing audio remains when the uploaded video contains an audio stream.