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Mark Clips in Filmora for Mac
Markers in Filmora for Mac help you quickly identify important moments, mistakes, or key sections in your video during both editing and post-production. They act as reference points on the timeline, making it easier to organize clips, locate edits, and improve workflow efficiency. Using markers saves time and helps maintain a structured editing process, especially in longer projects.
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Steps to Use Mark Clip
Filmora provides simple tools to add and manage markers for better timeline organization. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to use markers in your video using Filmora:
Step 1. Create a New Project and Import Media
Open Filmora on your Mac and click on New Project from the startup screen. Import your video files into the media library and drag them onto the timeline to begin editing.

Step 2. Add a Marker on the Timeline
Move the playhead to the exact point in the video where you want to add a marker. Click the marker icon to place a mark at that specific position, helping you highlight or identify important moments.

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