Tiltfill

Tiltfill rotates videos on YouTube™ and crops their black bars so the picture fills the player. • Rotate: turn the picture in 90° steps. Useful when a vertical video was uploaded sideways. • Fill: remove the bars above and below, or at the sides. A small preview shows what gets cropped, and you drag a box on it to choose the part that stays visible. • Detect: finds black bars that are baked into the video file itself. • Picture-in-picture: opens the video in a small always-on-top window that keeps your rotation and crop, with captions. • Fill window: makes the player fill the browser window without going fullscreen. • Wheel seeking: scroll horizontally (or hold Shift and scroll) over the player to jump 5 seconds. Hold Ctrl for 10 seconds, or Alt to step frame by frame. Everything is controlled from a small panel inside the player, so it works in fullscreen too. The keyboard shortcuts are listed in the toolbar popup. Privacy: Tiltfill collects nothing and sends nothing. It only changes how the video is displayed. Detection and the preview read the video picture inside your browser; that picture is never stored or transmitted. Your settings stay in the browser. After installing, reload any video tabs that were already open. Source code (GPL-3.0): https://github.com/Argoneon1810/Tiltfill Screenshots show "Charge" (CC BY 4.0) by Blender Foundation | studio.blender.org, cropped by this extension, and "Visualizing NASA's Next Lunar Flyby" by NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, rotated by this extension. Neither organization is affiliated with or endorses Tiltfill. YouTube is a trademark of Google LLC. Tiltfill is an independent project and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Google LLC or YouTube.