ComfyUI Video Stabilizer

What ComfyUI Video Stabilizer is

ComfyUI Video Stabilizer is a free, MIT-licensed custom node package for stabilizing video within ComfyUI. It runs locally and supports workflows that steady footage before editing or video generation, with the option to bring back natural camera movement afterward. The Classic method tracks features in the footage; the Flow method uses dense optical flow and is described as heavier but more accurate. You can choose crop, crop_and_pad, or expand framing to handle image areas revealed during stabilization.

Classic and Flow produce metadata describing the camera motion removed from the footage. Motion Apply can use that metadata to reproduce the motion and, according to the maker’s documentation, add motion blur. For new movement, Shake Generator creates deterministic shake metadata, while the Manual node offers direct pan, tilt, roll, and zoom settings. The stabilizer also outputs a mask of exposed areas for video-generation AI outpainting, so those areas can be filled without giving up field of view. Example outpainting workflows are provided for Wan 2.1 VACE and Wan 2.2 VACE-Fun. The package can be installed through ComfyUI Manager.

Who it suits

It suits ComfyUI users who want to stabilize footage locally before editing or video generation and optionally restore camera movement afterward. It may also suit users who want exposed areas masked for outpainting with the provided Wan workflows.

Getting started

1. Open the project repository at https://github.com/nomadoor/ComfyUI-Video-Stabilizer
2. Install the package through ComfyUI Manager
3. Use the custom nodes within ComfyUI

Verdict

Choose ComfyUI Video Stabilizer if you work in ComfyUI and want local video stabilization with options to restore or create camera motion. Its mask output and example Wan workflows also support outpainting exposed areas. Look elsewhere if you need software outside ComfyUI or published security and compliance details.