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Select All Clips on Timeline in Filmora for Windows
In Wondershare Filmora on Windows, managing multiple clips efficiently is key to a smooth editing workflow. The Select All Clips Forward and Backward feature lets you quickly highlight several clips at once on the timeline. Instead of selecting items one by one, you can instantly grab everything ahead of or behind your playhead position, making large projects much easier to handle.
Select All Clips Forward in Filmora
When you want to select every clip from a specific point in your timeline moving toward the end of the project, Filmora provides a quick selection option. This is especially helpful when you need to adjust or move everything that comes after a certain clip. Here is how you can perform this function:
Step 1. Begin a New Filmora Project
To get started, open Filmora on your computer and select the New Project option from the home screen. After that, import your video files into the media library and simply drag them onto the editing timeline to begin working.

Step 2. Place the Playhead and Select Forward
Move the timeline cursor to the exact position where you want to start selecting clips. Now choose the Selection Tool from the toolbar above the timeline and expand it. Select the Select All Forward option.

Step 3. Drag the Cursor
Drag the cursor over all the clips to make the forward selection. After selection, click the last clip in the range if needed to refine your selection, and you can drag the group together to reposition them.

Select All Clips Backward in Filmora
If you need to select everything from your current position back toward the start of the timeline, Filmora allows an easy backward selection process. Follow the steps mentioned below to learn how to do it:
Step 1. Position the Playhead and Select Backward
Move your cursor to the desired point on the timeline where you want to begin selecting backward clips. Click on the Selection Tool and pick the Select All Backward option. This will select all clips on every track before the playhead position.

Step 2. Choose the Selection
Click on the first clip in the section you want to include, and all earlier clips will become selected. You can then move or edit them as a group.

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