Think Bigger From Filmora User Guide
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System Requirements Specification
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New Features
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AI Features
- Silence detection
- Automatic normalization
- Audio ducking in Filmora
- Automatic denoise
- Scene detection feature
- AI Copilot Editing for Windows
- AI Text-to-Video for Windows
- AI audio stretch for Windows
- AI Thumbnail Creator for Windows
- AI audio denoise for Windows
- AI Smart Masking for Windows
- AI Music Generator for Windows
- AI Skin Tone Protection for Windows
- AI Text-Based Editing for Windows
- AI Vocal Remover for Windows
- AI smart cutout
- AI portrait effects
- Automatic highlight
- Auto reframe video
- Auto beat sync
- AR sticker effects
- ChatGPT Plugin - AI Copywriting
- AI Image for Windows
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Get Start
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Creating Projects
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Importing & Recording
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Media for Use
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Audio Guide
- Media for use
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Editing
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Editing Video
- Enable/Disable Clip in Windows
- Playback Speed Shortcuts for Windows
- Super Slow Motion with Optical Flow for Windows
- Compound Clip for Windows
- Multi-Clip Editing for Windows
- Customizable Backgrounds for Videos and Images in Windows
- Marked Favorites for Windows
- Markers for Windows
- Auto Ripple for Windows
- Uniform speed
- Speed ramping
- Make motion tracking
- Adjustment layer for Windows
- Chroma key (green screen)
- Crop & Pan & Zoom Video
- Apply mask to video
- Video snapshot
- Playing videos in reverse
- Creating a PIP effect
- Create split screen video
- Mosaic blur effect
- Face-Off effect
- Using freeze frame
- Applying drop shadow
- Apply auto enhance
- Preset templates
- Border option
- Transforming
- Compositing
- Stabilization
- Change video playback speed
- Lens correction
- Split & trim video
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Editing Audio
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Editing Color
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Text & Subtitle
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Animation & Keyframe
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Effects & Transitions
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Video Effects
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Transitions
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Stickers
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Exporting & Cloud Backup
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Exporting
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Cloud Backup
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Collaboration Win
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Improving Performance & Troubleshooting
Compound Clip for Windows
Users can try out one of the new functionalities in Filmora, navigating under the name of compound clip. This feature combines two separate videos, allowing users to edit them simultaneously. If you have also taken multiple shots and want to apply the same effects and filters on them, learn how to make a compound clip here:
Making a Compound Clip
If you also want to bring smoothness and consistency to your videos using the compound clip feature, follow the step-by-step guide given below:
Method 1: Using the Top Toolbar
Step 1: Create a New Project
Once you download Filmora and log in to your account, navigate towards the left side panel and click the "Create Project" option. This will bring up many tabs on the main screen; find and choose the "New Project" option.
Step 2: Import Clips and Place in the Timeline Panel
Upon accessing the editing window of Filmora, press the "Ctrl+I" keys on your keyboard simultaneously and select clips from your device to upload. After a successful media import, bring the clips to a similar timeline track using the drag-and-drop action.
Step 3: Create a Compound Clip
Once the clips are in the timeline panel, select both and navigate towards the top toolbar. From the given tabs, select "Tools", and from the dropdown menu, choose "Create Compound Clip". This will open a pop-up window, name your compound clip, and click "OK".
Step 4: Save the Compound Clip
If you want to save this compound clip, navigate towards the timeline panel where your compound clip is and select it. Right-click on it, and from the options menu, select "Save as Compound Clip Custom".
Step 5: Access Saved Compound Clip
This clip will be saved in Filmora’s cloud storage. To access it, navigate towards the top left panel and select the "Compound Clip" option. You can see your saved clip there.
Method 2: From the Timeline Control Menu
After dropping the media into the timeline panel, select the clip in the timeline and right-click on it. From the control panel appearing, click the "Create Compound Clip" option. Further, name your clip and click "OK".
Navigating Through Compound Clips
Once you have created compound clips in your Filmora project, the platform offers proper timeline management. To understand more about how compound clips work once created, the steps below are to ease the idea:
Step 1: Access Compound Clips in Main Timeline
Once you have created the compound clips in Windows, they are not only displayed in the media tab but are also properly shown across the timeline. After creating compound clips, the timeline toolbar starts displaying the layering in the video timeline. When you are in the "Main Timeline" layer, you can view all the clips as a compound clip.
Step 2: Open Up Compound Clip in Timeline
On changing the tab to the respective compound clip from the dropdown menu, the clips combined in the compound clip are displayed in the same manner they were combined. This helps you in switching through your video editing easily and make significant changes easily.
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F.A.Q
What is the permission for company use?
You will know the permission for company use
What use will be regarded as the company use?
What use will be regarded as the company use
If I am an individual and don't make video for any company, what plan can I buy?
You are free to choose any plans. However, if you only have Filmora9 Individual Plan, you are required to state in the video description that your video is made by Filmora9 when you share it to the public.