Best Practices

Brightness & Contrast: ±7

Adjusts overall lightness and dynamic range.

• • Lower values (±3-5): Subtle, professional look
• • Default (±7): Noticeable but natural variations
• • Higher values (±10+): Dramatic differences (may look artificial)

Saturation: ±10

Controls color intensity and vibrancy.

• • Lower values (±5): Minimal color shifts
• • Default (±10): Good variety without looking oversaturated
• • Higher values (±15+): Very vibrant (great for attention-grabbing content)

Hue: -5 to 10

Shifts the overall color tone.

• • Narrower range (±3): Keep original colors mostly intact
• • Default (-5 to 10): Subtle but noticeable color variations
• • Wider range (±20+): Completely different color palettes

Zoom: 1-8%

Randomly crops and scales the video. Guaranteed minimum 1%.

• • Lower values (1-3%): Very subtle, barely noticeable
• • Default (1-8%): Effective variation without losing content
• • Higher values (10%+): More cropping (may cut important elements)

Cut Frames: 1-10 frames

Trims frames from start/end. Guaranteed minimum 1 frame.

• • Lower values (1-5): Minimal trimming
• • Default (1-10): Good balance for most videos
• • Higher values (15+): More aggressive trimming (only for longer videos)

Pixel Shifting: ±2px

Invisible shifts that bypass platform detection. Automatic, cannot be adjusted.

This feature runs automatically on all variations to ensure maximum anti-detection effectiveness.

Metadata Randomization

Generates unique timestamps within 90-day window. Automatic, cannot be adjusted.

Each variation gets a realistic creation date with millisecond precision to appear genuinely unique.