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Creating Projects - Mac
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Video Editing for Mac
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Audio Editing for Mac
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Basic Audio Editing for Mac
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Video Effects (Mac)
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Exporting & Share & Cloud Backup - Mac
AI Thumbnail Creator For Mac
Thumbnails are crucial in video content, providing a quick glimpse of what to expect. While Filmora has long supported generating thumbnails through the export window, the latest upgrade takes it to the next level with AI. Now, users can choose AI-selected thumbnails from the video or their devices. To explore this feature and its practicality, continue reading the guide below:
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Access AI Thumbnail Creator
This is your ultimate step-by-step guide to extracting thumbnails from your videos or generating new ones along with AI's help:
Method 1: Using the Export Window
After editing your video completely with Wondershare Filmora, click the "Export" button. The export window will appear; click the "Edit" button at the left top corner of this window. This will take you to the thumbnail generator window.
Method 2: From the Project Info Panel
After editing your content, click anywhere in the timeline other than the media clip, and a panel named "Project Info" will appear at the right. From this panel, click the "Edit" button. This will take you to the "Set Thumbnail" window, from where you can generate thumbnails from your video in the "Video" tab and export it in the same manner above.
Create a Thumbnail from a Video
One way to generate thumbnails is selecting a frame within the video, and there are two methods given below to accomplish it:
Method 1: Using the Export Window
Step 1: Using the Export Window
When you click the "Export" button after editing your window, look for the "Thumbnail" option on the left, where you must click "Edit" to proceed.
Step 2: Select or Customize a Thumbnail
A thumbnail setting window will appear, and under the "From Video" tab, the AI will start generating suitable thumbnail options on the left side. You can select any of the AI-generated thumbnails, or you can manually choose by positioning the playhead. Afterwards, click "Edit" to proceed.
Step 3: Choose a Thumbnail Template and Title
This will lead you to a thumbnail editing window where you can explore a variety of templates for your video. These templates are organized by video context, making it easy to find a suitable template. In the top left corner of this window, add a text or title to your thumbnail. After you’ve finished editing, click the "Save" button.
Step 4: Export the Thumbnail to Your Device
This will take you back to the export window, where the thumbnail is visible. On the left side, below the generated thumbnail image, enable the "Add the thumbnail to the beginning" option. Click "Export" to start generating the thumbnail. Afterward, click the "Open Folder" option to view the saved file on your device.
Method 2: Utilizing the Project Info Panel
Deselect the clip in the timeline, and the "Project Info" panel will emerge on the right side of the main editing interface. This panel displays the clip's properties, and at the end of these properties, there is an "Edit" button. Click on it to initiate the thumbnail editing process. Follow the same steps as in the first method for editing the video clip's thumbnail using AI.
Create a Thumbnail from a Local
Applying AI-generated thumbnails is fun. However, users can also add and apply a thumbnail saved on their device, and here is a step-by-step guide to do it:
Method 1: Using the Export Window
Step 1: Access the Local Tab
After editing your video, select the "Export" button, and opt for the "Local" tab at the top of the export window. As it provides various export options, proceed to the thumbnail section on the left and click "Edit". This action opens a new window where you need to move to the "From Local" tab at the top. Import an image and click "Edit" to proceed with thumbnail creation.
Step 2: Choose an Appropriate Template
A new window will appear where you can select the template for your video. After experimenting with other adjustments, such as cropping or exchanging it with another picture, click the "Save" button. You will be led back into the export window, where you can conclude the process.
Method 2: Using the Project Info Panel
Another way of accessing the thumbnail creator is by double-clicking on anywhere in the editing window. This will open a "Project Info" panel. Find and select the "Edit" button, which will redirect you towards the thumbnail creator. Add in the thumbnail image from your drive and continue with the similar process as discussed above.
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