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How-toEditingBeginner 2 min
By Joey Brass · Updated Jul 18, 2026

Reframe a shot

Recompose an image or clip to a new aspect ratio.

To reframe a shot in Breme, open an image or clip and pick the aspect ratio you need. Breme recomposes the frame and keeps the subject in view, painting new framing to fit, so you can take one shot from landscape to vertical or ultrawide without cropping the subject out.

A portrait framing
Before
The same shot recomposed to ultrawide
After
  1. 1

    Open your media

    Open an image or clip in the studio.

  2. 2

    Pick a new aspect

    Choose the ratio you need. Breme recomposes the frame and keeps the subject in view.

    Go vertical for social, or ultrawide for a cinematic cut.

  3. 3

    Reframe

    Here a portrait becomes a cinematic ultrawide, with new framing painted to fit.

    Before, a portrait framing
    Before
    After, an ultrawide framing
    After

Common questions

Does reframing crop my subject out?

No. Breme recomposes the frame and keeps the subject in view, painting new framing where the aspect ratio needs more room.

Which aspect ratios can I target?

Common ratios from vertical for social to ultrawide for a cinematic cut. Pick the one that matches where the shot will live.

Does it work on video too?

Yes. Reframe works on both images and clips. For a crisp final, upscale after you reframe.

Try it yourself

Everything here takes a few minutes in Breme.

Start your first production