Exploring Filmora Interface

The long, rectangular box on the lower side of the program workspace is the ‘Editor Timeline' that showcases the changes you include in your video, like cutting, trimming, adding effects, audio, video, etc.

Editor Timeline

The workspace lays the Preview Window/Box to the right side of the program, where you can see the applied changes to your original clips while playing the edited video. You can further pause, reverse, or forward the video for a closer examination of the edits and adjust the video resolution if your clip does not run smoothly.

Preview Window

The Elements Panel is present at the top of the program workspace and consists of the primary editing tools and effect directories. Your locally saved media systems are also imported to the editor timeline through this panel.

Elements Panel

This tab consists of the different media folders that house the various types of created and editable media you have worked with or are currently working on, like, the Project Media, Shared Media, Sample Colors, Sample Videos, Sample Green Screen, and Photos Library.

My Media

This tab comprises the inbuilt graphic editing media you can use to amplify your video edits. Like the My Media tab, this one is also categorized into folders containing specific and customizable effects, videos, and image files, such as Favorites, Downloads, Giphy, Pixabay, and Unsplash.

Stock Media

The next in the line is the Audio tab, consisting of various categories of background music and soundtracks that you can add to your edited video clip. Feel free to choose from a storehouse of beat music, travel, vlog, electronic, young and bright, and many more audio categories. If you like some tracks an extra bit, consider including them in your Favorites folder.

Audio

This tab contains customizable titles, headers, subtitles, lower thirds, end credits, etc. First, you need to select a title to add, and the Title Box appears in the Preview Window. Next, choose a text format from the available options on the left and click within the Title Box to start typing.

Titles

Proceeding further, you have the Transition tab that contains clip connecting elements. You can use the variety of animation effects in this tab to ensure a smooth movement between two successive clips.

Transitions

This panel lets you choose stunning effects to complement your edits. You can experiment with adding overlays, fade marks, AI stickers and portraits, flicker, scar lines, and a plethora of visual effects from this panel to your video clip.

Effects

It is in this tab that you can select from a diversity of objects to add in your edited video. These can be simple and animated, allowing you to adjust their properties with a double click on te added element.

Elements

You can use the contents of this tab to play multiple videos in the same time frame. Once added, you can proceed to separately customize each of the videos with specific effects, animations, and video zoom characteristics.

Split Screen