How to Reverse Videos in Adobe Rush & Filmora

Social media video producers often have to find creative ways of sparking the viewer’s curiosity to get their full attention. Reversing a video clip is one of the most creative ways because it is a simple yet effective video editing technique making your videos more entertaining.

Mastering this technique shouldn’t take a lot of your time, because most consumer-level and professional video editors enable you to perform this action in just a few clicks. If you’d like to learn how to reverse video clips, you’ve come to the right place because, in the article, we’re going to show you how to accomplish this task effortlessly.

• Part 1: How to Reverse Videos in Adobe Rush?
• Part 2: How to Reverse Videos in Filmora?

Part 1: How to Reverse Videos in Adobe Rush?

Adobe Rush is $9.99 per month as a single app or as a part of the Creative Cloud subscription. If you choose to purchase Adobe Rush as a separate app, you won’t be able to reverse videos since the feature is not included. But all projects you create in Adobe Rush can be imported into Adobe Pro, where you can easily reverse any video clips. That’s why choosing the Creative Cloud subscription that costs $52.99 per month is currently a better option than opting to get only the Adobe Rush app.

What’s more, the app is compatible with both macOS 10.13 or later and Windows 10 (v1709) or later, and you’ll have to update your OS in case you’re using an older version, in order to be able to install Adobe Rush to your computer. You can also use the app to edit videos from your iPhone, but the Android version of the app is still not available.

The following video is about how to reverse footage both spatially and with respect to time in Adobe Premiere Pro CC.

Alternatively, you can download and have a free trial for Wondershare Filmora. This is a very easy-to-use while powerful video editing software that offers a lot more than the reverse video option. It can help you make a slow-mo (timelapse) video, green screen video, fade in/out audio files, and zoom in/out videos.

Part 2: How to Reverse Videos in Filmora?

Reverse Video Using Filmora [On Win or Mac]

Step 1: Import video files into Filmora

When you are ready to start working on your new social media video, you should launch Filmora and select the New Project option in the welcome window. You can also browse through recent projects in the software’s Project Library, in case you’d like to continue working on a project you already created.

Afterward, you should click on the Import Media Files Here icon that is located in Filmora’s media panel. Clicking on the Import drop-down menu will enable you to choose between several different methods of importing media files into the software, so you can import an entire folder or a single file.

Drag and drop the video clip you imported to the timeline or click on the + icon that’s displayed when you hover the cursor over the asset located in the media panel.

Step 2: Reverse video in Filmora

After adding a video clip to the timeline, you should click on it to select it and then click on the Speed icon on the editor’s toolbar and choose the Reverse feature that will automatically reverse the clip you selected.

Step 3: Adjust video speed in Filmora

Right-clicking on the video and selecting the Speed and Duration option, will grant you access to the Custom Speed window. Make sure that the Reverse Speed checkbox is marked and click the OK button to confirm the changes.

The video will be automatically reversed, and if you want, you can change the video’s playback speed at any moment by clicking on the Speed icon and selecting the Custom Speed option or using one of the Fast, Slow, and Normal presets.

Step 4: Export and Save

Click on the Export button and choose if you want to export the video to the destination on your hard drive or directly to YouTube or Vimeo.

Still have no ideas of reversing videos in Filmora? Just check this video below to see a complete tutorial:

Reverse Videos in Filmora Mobile

Reverse a video to add an entertaining and creative touch to your content by making time run in reverse, providing an intriguing turn to your story, or simply getting the rewind effect. Reversing a video is now simplified with Filmora Mobile, where no complicated editing process is needed. Follow this simple guide to reverse videos on your Android or iPhone in three clicks.

Step 1: Import your video

Launch the Filmora Mobile app on your smartphone. Tap "New Project" or "+" icon at the bottom of the screen to start a new project.

Select the video you want to reverse from your phone's gallery and tap "Import". This will load the video onto the timeline.

Step 2: Access the trim tool

Tap the "Trim" icon from the toolbar. This will open various editing options, allowing you to modify your video before applying the reverse effect.

Step 3: Reverse the video

Scroll through the available options and tap "Reverse." Filmora Mobile will automatically process your video and play it backward.

A processing percentage counter will appear, indicating the progress of the reversal process. Depending on the length of your video, this may take a few seconds to complete.

Once finished, your video will play backward automatically, and you can preview the effect before saving.

Step 4: Export your reversed video

Tap "Export" from the top-right corner. Choose your preferred resolution and format.

Your video now plays in reverse in an eye-catching and attractive way. Video editing is simplified with Filmora Mobile because you can achieve professional results effortlessly. Try it now!

Conclusion

The Adobe Rush’s recent addition to the Creative Cloud package attempts to make the video editing process easier for social media video creators, but it still lacks some important tools that YouTubers frequently use in their videos. At the moment, Filmora is a much more affordable and powerful option if you’re looking for a video editor that lets you reverse videos in a few simple steps. What is your favorite method of reversing videos? Leave a comment below and let us know.