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Add a Template to the Timeline

Step 1. Browse the Available Templates

Launch Filmora on your Mac and open a new project. Select the Templates tab from the top toolbar to explore the available designs. Browse the template categories or use the search bar to find a suitable option. Click a template to preview its appearance, then select the Download icon if the required resources are not installed.

Step 2. Place the Template on the Timeline

After selecting a template, drag it from the Templates library onto the timeline. Filmora will add the preset sequence with its included media and visual elements. You can then begin replacing the sample content with your own footage.

Replace the Template Footage

Select the template on the timeline and locate the indicator showing how many media items can be replaced. Click this indicator to expand the available replacement sections. Next, select the Upload icon on the desired segment and choose a video or image from your Mac. Repeat the process for the remaining sections you want to personalize.

Customize the Video Template

Step 1. Edit the Template Content

After replacing the sample footage, select the relevant segment and click Edit to access its editing options. Adjust the selected video portion to display the content you want. You can also modify the available text elements from the settings panel to match your project.

Step 2. Make Additional Adjustments

Review the updated template and customize its appearance using the available editing tools. You can add Titles, Audio, Filters, and Transitions to improve the overall presentation. Once you have finished editing the replacement segments, click Close to return to the main editing workspace.

Preview and Export the Video

Click the Play button below the Preview window to review the completed template. Check the replacement footage, text, and visual transitions before exporting. When the video looks correct, select Export in the upper-right corner, configure the output settings, and save the finished video to your Mac.