Follow motion without hiding uncertainty
Keep the selected region aligned as the footage changes.
ClearFrame can propagate approved regions across nearby frames and surface alignment problems for review where tracking is supported.
Fixed mask
Stable frame coordinates
Moving mask
Supported tracking path
Scene change
Manual review point
Workflow
Tracking is a review aid, not a guarantee.
The current product starts with a dependable full-video static mask. Motion-aware propagation is used only where the available tracking path supports it.
- 01
Approve the region
Start from a detection candidate or a manually drawn mask.
- 02
Establish a reference
Use the approved frame as the anchor for nearby comparisons.
- 03
Analyze motion
Compare local movement and stable visual features around the selected region.
- 04
Propagate carefully
Move the mask across supported neighboring frames without changing its purpose.
- 05
Flag uncertainty
Surface scene cuts, low confidence, and possible lost alignment for review.
- 06
Correct and smooth
Add a correction point or use temporal smoothing to reduce visible jitter.
Capabilities in context
Three region behaviors, three different expectations.
Capability 01
Fixed mask
Best for an overlay that stays anchored to the same frame coordinates.
Capability 02
Moving region
Requires a supported tracking pass and review as the scene moves.
Capability 03
Scene-based change
Cuts and major composition shifts often need a fresh reference or manual correction.
Capability 04
Temporal smoothing
Reduces small frame-to-frame changes that would otherwise read as mask jitter.
Practical review states
Know what to look for next.
Each state points to a concrete next action instead of leaving you with a vague score or success message.
Stable corner mark
A full-video static mask is usually the simplest and most predictable path.
Slow camera pan
Motion analysis may keep a supported tracked region aligned across nearby frames.
Scene cut
Treat the cut as a review point rather than carrying the old position forward blindly.
Temporary overlay
Check when the graphic appears and disappears; the current MVP still saves a full-video mask.
Keep the limitation visible before the job starts.
- Fast camera movement, motion blur, and occlusion can reduce alignment quality.
- Major scene changes and complex backgrounds often need manual correction.
- Moving overlays are not supported equally by every processing path.
- The current MVP persists a full-video static mask even when a custom range is recorded.
Next step
Less repetitive correction, with review points kept visible.
Start with authorized footage, review every selected region, and use a preview before full processing.