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FrameSmoother

FrameSmoother is #13 in Photo & Video Paid in Saudi Arabia and charting in 3 of 24 countries we track.

DeveloperKohei Omori
CategoryPhoto & Video
Price9.99 SAR
Released
Rating★ 0.0 (0)
Version1.0.8
Age rating4+
First charted🇸🇦 25 Sep 2026

Where it ranks now

Every top chart it appears in across 24 countries.

CountryChartsRank
🇸🇦 Saudi ArabiaPhoto & VideoPaid#13
🇹🇭 ThailandPhoto & VideoPaid#8
🇰🇷 South KoreaPhoto & VideoPaid#62
🇹🇭 ThailandAll AppsPaid#97
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About FrameSmoother

AI Frame Interpolation, fully on-device — turn any video to silky 60fps.
Batch up to 10 videos and let AI work while you sleep.
100% private: your videos never leave your iPhone.

Features:
- AI frame interpolation (2x / 4x, up to 120fps output)
- 2 quality modes: Fast (blend) and High Quality (AI)
- Batch queue, up to 10 videos
- Before/After comparison slider with frame-precise scrubbing
- Export mp4/mov, AirDrop, save to Photos
- Fully on-device, no cloud upload, no tracking

Who it's for:
- Creators boosting TikTok / Reels / Shorts engagement
- Anime and music video fans enjoying 60fps playback
- Parents analyzing sports footage in slow motion

Pricing:
- One-time purchase, with every feature included from the start
- No subscriptions, no recurring charges, no ads

Device requirements:
- iPhone running iOS 16 or later
- Optimized for iPhone 12 and later. Older devices (iPhone XS / XR / 11 / SE 2-3) support up to 1080p input due to memory limits

Privacy: We do not collect any data. All processing happens on your device.

Latest updates

1.0.8
Any video now converts to exactly 60fps — or 120fps if you choose. Until now only footage shot at exactly 30fps came out at 60fps; 24fps, 25fps and 29.97fps video ended up at 48, 50 and 59.94fps. Pick a target frame rate on the setup screen, or switch to Multiplier to keep the original frames. Also fixed: • Video shot at 59.94fps now converts to 60fps instantly, with no loss of quality • 4x on 60fps video wrote a 240fps file even though the app showed 120fps • Slow-motion video (240fps) always failed to export at 4x • Generated frames looked blocky because the bit rate did not rise with the frame rate • The setup screen appeared in English in every language