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Double-click on the clip in your timeline to open the editing panel, and check the box next to Chroma Key. You can also select the video in the timeline first and then click on the Chroma Key icon on the toolbar to automatically enable the Chroma Key feature.

Click on the eyedropper tool to pick a color in the image or video clip you want to make transparent in the Preview window.

Remove Selected Color

You can adjust the following settings to alter the video's borders, transparency, shadows, and much more.

• Offset: adjusts the visibility of the backdrop
• Tolerance: controls the width of the range of hues of the key color
• Edge Feathering: softens the edges
• Edge Thickness: adjusts the edges of the subject
• Alpha Channel: turns anything keyed out appearing black and anything not keyed out appearing as white.

Import both your background video and green screen clip to the media library.

Drag the background clip to the video track on the timeline, and green screen footage to the track above as shown below:

Green Screen PiP Interface

Double-click the green screen clip, and then tick the Chroma Key option. By default, the green screen color will be picked and be removed automatically. You also can refine video by adjusting the offset, tolerance, edge thickness, and edge feather settings to make the background video clearer.

Chroma Key Settings

Check the result in the Preview window and adjust its size and position if needed.

Chroma Key Settings