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Create Multi-Camera Clip in Filmora for Windows

The Create Multi-Camera Clip feature allows you to combine footage from multiple cameras into one synchronized sequence. It helps you switch between different angles smoothly, either using audio sync or manual in-and-out points. This makes it easier to produce professional multi-angle videos such as interviews, events, or tutorials without complex editing.

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Step 1. Create Project Import Clips

After launching Filmora on your device, head to the homepage and click the New Project option from the homepage. Now import the clips to the tool and drag them to the timeline to proceed.

start with new filmora project

Step 2. Create Multi-Camera Clip

Select the clips either from the media library or timeline, then right-click and choose Create Multi-Camera Clip from the expanded list.

create multicamera clip sync

Step 3. Name the Clip and Create

Name your clip and select a synchronization method such as audio waveform, first frame, or markers, depending on your footage. Press the Ok button to let the tool execute the process.

select name and synchronization method

Step 4. Enable Multi-Camera View

Once the clip is generated within the timeline, right click on it and choose Switch Multi-Camera Video Angle and choose the angles from the options provided.

enable multicamera view preview

Step 5. Edit Multi-Camera Clips

Play the timeline and click on any camera angle in the preview window to switch views in real time. Filmora will automatically cut and apply the selected angle to the timeline. Once you are satisfied with the results, press the Export button to save them to your device.

switch camera angles editing

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For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
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For macOS 10.14 or later