VIDEO TOOLS · MOTION DESIGN WORKSPACE

Motion Tracking Studio

Track an object, attach a label or graphic, refine keyframes and render your composition—right in your browser.

Designed for creative controlTemplate tracking works best with distinct, visible objects. Inspect the path and correct misses before exporting.

COMPOSITION PREVIEW

Your video canvas

Choose a video to start. Your file stays on this device.

00:00.00000:00.000Speed

Motion timelineAdd a track to see keyframes

Ready. Open a video or project.No video loaded

INSPECTOR

Tracking & style

No selection

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Start with one object

Load a video, pause at a clear frame, and drag an area to identify what should be followed.

EXPORT RANGE

In (seconds)Out (seconds)

Video export records in real time to WebM where supported; frame-accurate export and MP4 aren't included. Original audio is included only where browser capture supports it.

HOW IT WORKS

Local motion tracking, not a cloud upload

Pick an area with visible texture, run matching across video frames, correct uncertain matches, and style the attached overlay. Tracking uses lightweight grayscale template matching; it may fail under occlusion, rotation, lighting changes or fast motion.

01Choose a video and draw a target rectangle.

02Run forward tracking and review keyframes.

03Attach labels or shapes, then export.

Using Motion Tracking Studio

Open a browser-decodable video, draw a rectangle around a distinct target and track within a chosen range. Review quality warnings, correct positions and add supported overlays. Keep project JSON with the original video, then export positions, a still or supported WebM recording.

Template correlation is not AI recognition, optical flow, stabilization or occlusion recovery. Confidence and track checks are heuristic. Limits include 12 tracks and 600 samples per track/run. Project JSON excludes the video and relies on explicit media reattachment; metadata association is not a video fingerprint. Recording is real-time WebM with browser-dependent audio, not frame-accurate encoding or guaranteed MP4.

Choosing outputs and planning a Motion Tracking Studio workflow

Track a selected visual target through a bounded portion of a browser-decodable video, review heuristic quality warnings, correct positions and add supported overlays.

Project JSON stores track and overlay settings but excludes the video, which must be reattached. Position data and still exports are separate from the real-time WebM recording.

Example workflow

Open a local video and draw a rectangle around a distinct target.

Choose a frame range, run tracking and inspect the path; manually correct drift or quality warnings.

Add supported overlays and export position data or a still. Save project JSON with the original video kept separately.

Authored example: Use a fictional clip of a bright ball crossing a plain background. Review a few consecutive positions and identify where manual correction may be needed; the example does not claim a measured tracking result.

Scope: Tracking uses bounded template correlation, not AI recognition, optical flow, stabilization or full occlusion recovery. Confidence and quality checks are heuristic; recording is real-time WebM with browser-dependent audio.

Motion Tracking Studio questions

Does the tracker recognize objects or recover full occlusion?

No. It follows a selected template with bounded correlation; recognition and reliable recovery through occlusion are not provided.

Does the project JSON include my video?

No. Keep the source video and reattach it when reopening the project. Metadata association is not a fingerprint.