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Using Freeze Frame in Filmora for Windows
The Freeze Frame feature in Filmora allows you to turn any moment of your video into a still image that holds on screen for a specific duration. This feature is useful for emphasizing expressions, actions, or important visual details within your footage. When applied, Filmora automatically splits the clip at the selected frame and inserts a frozen still image in its place.
Steps For Freezing Frame in Filmora
Having learned about this feature, let us now have a look at the step-by-step guide on how to use it:
Step 1. Create a New Project
To begin, launch Filmora on your device and click the New Project option. Then import your video into the media library and drag it onto the timeline to start editing.

Step 2. Add Freeze Frame
Move the playhead to the exact frame where you want to create a freeze frame. Right-click on the video clip in the timeline, select Speed and choose Add Freeze Frame from the menu. Filmora will automatically split the clip and insert a still image at the selected frame.

Step 3. Choose Freeze Duration
Now right-click the frozen frame and choose the Duration option from the expanded menu.

Step 4. Adjust Freeze Duration
Adjust the duration by dragging the timestamp and click on the Save button. Once done, click the Export button to save the results.

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