Think Bigger From Filmora User Guide

Enable Multi-Clip Editing

In case you also want to save your time and effort during editing, here is a step-by-step to how you can edit multiple clips with Filmora on a MacBook

Step 1: Initiate Filmora and Access the Editing Interface

Once you have downloaded Filmora for Mac, open the software and log in to it. From the main screen, locate the "New Project" button and tap on it to access Filmora's editing interface.

Set up a new project

Step 2: Import Clips and Drop Them to Timeline

Navigate towards the top toolbar of the editing window and click the "File" tab. From the dropdown menu, choose "Import Media" and upload multiple clips from your device into Filmora's Media Library. With the help of your cursor, drag and drop the clips into the timeline. You can drop them on the same or distinctive tracks.

Add clips to filmora

Step 3: Select Multiple Clips

Now, click the "Command" key from your keyboard, and while pressing it, click the clips in the timeline with the help of your mouse, one by one. In this way, multiple clips will be selected.

Select clips using command key

Step 4: Start Multi-Clip Editing

Following that, right-click on your clip in the timeline, and from the options available at the dropdown menu, select any to apply to both clips. Using this method, you can activate Speech-to-Text for both videos simultaneously. In addition, you can also apply "Compound Clip", "Color Match", or "Adjust Audio" settings.

Apply functions on multiple clips

Step 5: Perform Multi-Editing on Different Elements

In the case of a title layer and video clip layer, you can easily perform multi-editing in Filmora. For that, double-click on the video layer to open its settings, and proceed to hold the "Command" key on your Mac. Continue to click the title layer to navigate into the multi-layer editing settings. Change the respective parameters simultaneously and make your video editing easier.

Perform multiediting on different layers