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Basic Video Editing
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Playing Videos in Reverse in Filmora (Windows)
Sometimes a clip works better when the action moves backward, such as a splash returning to a glass or an object appearing to rebuild itself. Filmora's Reverse feature lets you play a selected video clip in reverse without changing the rest of the project. To use it, follow these steps to enable the Reverse option and adjust the clip as needed:
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Option 1. Select Reverse Under Speed Option
Step 1. Go to the Speed Tab
Create a new project and drag your video clip onto the timeline. Click on the video and go to the Speed tab.
Step 2. Enable Reverse Speed
Toggle on Reverse Speed, and Filmora will process and play the video backward.
Option 2. Choose Reverse Under the Speed Icon
Select the video in the timeline, click the Speed icon in the toolbar, then select Reverse.
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