Think Bigger From Filmora User Guide
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Introduction of Filmora for Mobile
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Get Started for Mobile
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AI Features for Mobile
- AI Denoise
- Speech-To-Text
- Text-To-Speech | Filmora App Guide
- AI Captions
- AI Highlight
- Filmora VideoGen Feature Guide
- AI Enhancer | Filmora App Guide
- AI Remover | Filmora App Guide
- AI Auto Cut for Filmora Mobile
- AI Music
- AI Text to Video | Filmora App Guide
- Speaker Detection
- AI Emoji
- AI Beats - Filmora App
- AI Camera
- Edit Speech
- Image to Video for Android and iPhone
- Instant Mode
- AI Audio | Filmora App Guide
- AI Voice Cloning - Filmora App
- AI Voice Changer - Filmora App
- Smart Cutout | Filmora App Guide
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Recording for Mobile
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Video Editing for Mobile
- Trim Video
- Duplicate Video | Filmora App Guide
- Spilt Video on Android and iPhone
- Delete Video
- Crop Video
- Replace Video
- Rotate Video
- Reverse Video
- Speed Up Video
- Adjust the Sequence of Clips
- Adjust the Volume of Clips on Android and iPhone
- Adjust the Opacity of Clip | Filmora App Guide
- Adjust the Color of Clips on iPhone and Android
- Add Mask on Android and iPhone
- Add Mosaic on Android and iPhone
- Add Freeze for Android and iPhone
- Green Screen | Filmora App Guide
- Thumbnail Editing | Filmora App Guide
- Track Switching for Android and iPhone
- Color Palette - Filmora App
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Audio Editing for Mobile
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Text Editing for Mobile
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Stickers & Effects & Filters for Mobile
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Advanced Editing for Mobile
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Exporting & Cloud Backup for Mobile
Add Freeze for Android and iPhone
Whether you want to add a dramatic pause effect or emphasize a crucial moment in your video, Filmora for Mobile's freeze-frame effect is the perfect solution. At its core, a freeze-frame effect during editing splits the video and freezes your chosen frame, inserting it as a few-second-lasting image. So, let's learn how to add and adjust a freeze frame.
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Apply a Freeze Effect to Your Clip
Like all video editing tools, Filmora's freeze-frame feature sits in the app's Work Area, so you'll have to import media files or open an existing project to get to it. Once inside the Work Area, you can follow these simple steps to apply a freeze effect:
1. Scroll the clip in the Timeline and place the Playhead to where you want to add a freeze.

2. Click the Trim button at the bottom, find the Freeze option in the changed Toolbar, and click on it.

Adjust the Freeze Frame's Aspects
When you tap the Freeze button in the Toolbar, Filmora will create a freeze frame with a default duration of three seconds. However, you can also adjust various aspects of the frozen frame, and here are a few examples:
1. Tap Rotate in the now-changed Toolbar to mirror, flip, or rotate the frozen frame.

2. Hit the Opacity button to adjust the frozen frame's transparency.

3. Press the Duration option to adjust how long the freeze-frame effect lasts.

You can also change this by holding the Mark-in and Mark-out buttons in the Timeline and moving them left or right to adjust the frozen frame's duration.

Note: You can apply numerous other video effects to the freeze-frame effect you just created, and you can explore these options in the Toolbar at the bottom. They include animations, masks, mosaic effects, color adjustments, video filters, cropping, and more.
Conclusion
Adding a freeze frame in Filmora for Mobile is intuitive and a perfect way to highlight vital video moments. Try it today, and you'll be surprised by how effortless it is to show tiny details in your footage or focus on a smile or reaction you've captured during filming.
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Trim Video
Whether at the beginning of a clip while setting up a camera or at the end of a video while you stop recording, videos we create usually have unwanted segments. Luckily, eliminating these elements is a breeze, and that’s where Filmora for Mobile’s easy-to-use Trim feature comes into play. Learn more about it below, and see how you can effortlessly trim clips without affecting the source media.
Spilt Video on Android and iPhone
Splitting a video is one of the most fundamental video editing techniques in Filmora for Mobile. It lets you divide a longer clip into multiple segments, helping you trim excess parts, even from the middle, or adjust the sequence of these smaller segments into a different order. You can also add cool-looking transitions that make your videos exciting and more professional.
Reverse Video
Whether you need to create a rewind or want the video to play backward, reversing a video with Filmora’s remarkably straightforward feature is an excellent way to add a unique effect to your editing project. Check it out below and give your videos an exciting new perspective with Filmora for Mobile’s one-tap feature.
