AutoCrop analyzes who is speaking and keeps that person framed in vertical output, so editors do not need to keyframe every speaker change by hand.
Detects active speakers and switches framing as dialogue changes
Converts landscape timelines into 9:16 social-ready framing
Handles interviews and multi-person conversations with frequent speaker changes
Editors can tune how quickly framing switches between speakers and how tightly the crop follows motion, based on the tone of each video.
Choose responsive, default, or stable behavior for speaker switching cadence
Set tracked, dynamic, or static movement to control how the frame follows subjects
Start from vertical defaults, then adjust ratio and framing for each deliverable

AutoCrop applies results directly in Premiere so teams can review, tweak, and deliver without leaving the timeline.
Output uses transform effects, so you can override framing shot by shot when needed
Works with multicam setups and stacked video tracks in more complex edits
Use AutoCrop inside AutoCut layouts to generate reframed social clips

AutoCrop automatically reframes Premiere sequences for vertical social formats using active-speaker detection, then leaves editable transforms on your timeline.
For speaker-driven content, usually yes — AutoCrop tracks who is talking and keeps results editable in Premiere. Native Auto Reframe often needs heavy cleanup on podcasts and interviews.
Yes. You can run AutoCrop inside the AutoCut pipeline so extracted clips are already vertically reframed.
No. Captions, AutoCrop, AutoCut, and media ship in the same Brevidy Premiere panel.
AutoCrop helps you reframe faster in Premiere. Run it on real timelines, keep control with editable results, and turn landscape edits into social-ready vertical cuts faster.
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