Movement

Keep video stable when you’re on the move

Not available on moto g stylus - 2026

Your phone automatically senses how you’re moving while filming and fine-tunes the stabilization to keep your footage smooth and sharp. And you can use Horizon Lock for extreme action scenes where you may be rotating up to 360 degrees.

Stablilize automatically

Whether you’re walking, running, or filming from a car or boat, Adaptive Stabilization continuously adjusts to match your movements and deliver the best possible shot.

Adaptive Stabilization is always on, unless you switch to Horizon Lock for extreme action scenes.

Lock on horizon while rotating

For extreme action scene with rotation, like skiing, snowboarding, or mountain biking, to keep your video stabilized, tap to turn Horizon Lock on.

Record a timelapse video

Attach a tripod or set up your phone so that it can’t move while you record.
Swipe the modes sideways to More and tap Timelapse.
Tap , then use the slider to select the speed multiplier. In general, use a faster speed for longer videos.
To start recording, press a Volume button or tap on the screen.

You’ll see two counters, one that shows the duration of the recording and another that shows the duration the video will play when sped up.
To stop recording, press a Volume button or tap .

Record a slow-motion video

For best results, use natural lighting when shooting slow-motion videos. LED light may flicker in slow-motion videos.

Swipe the modes sideways to Slow Motion.
To record in super slow motion, tap the fps rate and select the highest rate.
To start recording, press a Volume button or tap on the screen.
To stop recording, press a Volume button or tap .
Tap the thumbnail to open the video.
Use the sliders to surround the frames to play in slow-motion. Or, surround all frames to play the entire video in slow-motion. You can reposition the sliders any time you play the video.

If you don’t want slow motion in the video, move the sliders together to play at normal speed.