Guide on How to Edit Advertisement Video Using Wondershare Filmora

To start the process, select the “Titles” section from the top bar, and you will have to drag the "Default Title" to the timeline. Now double-click the default title to open its settings and navigate to the “Text” section to change the “Font Style” and “Size” of the text in the title. Enter your word in the provided space, and look for the "Text Spacing” option in the “Settings” section.

Select the “Advanced” option on the same window to open the “Advanced Panel.” As a new window opens, lead into the "Customize" section and turn off the "Fill" option from the left panel. Now look for the "Outline" button and turn it "On," and change its "Color."

You can also customize its appearance by changing the “Opacity,” “Blur," and “Thickness” values. Scroll down to find the “Shadow” effect to enable it. Once done, click “OK” to save all the settings for the title track.

It will take you back to the “Titles” section. Copy the setting of “Track 1” and paste it to the “Track 2” and “Track 3”. Double-click the “Track 2” text on the preview window and drag it below the “Track 1” text and drag “Track 3” text above the “Track 1” text in the same window. Now click “OK” to save all the settings. Take the “Snapshot” of it and delete all the files.

Go to the “Effects” tab and search for any desired effect on the search bar. Select it and drag it on the first track of your timeline. From the "My Media" tab, go to the “Sample Color” section from the left panel and select the desired gradient and drag it to the second track. Now double-click “Track 2," and it will take you to the new window. From the "Video" tab, you can adjust its “Blending Mode” as desired.

Now drag the “Snapshot” and drop it on the third track. As you double-click on the track, a new window opens from where you can go to the “Animation” section and customize its “Position,” “Scale,” “Opacity," and “Rotation.” You can also adjust its “Blending Mode” from the “Video” section.

On selecting the desired effects for the video successfully, you can now add “Transitions” to the start and end of the gradient that you’ve added in the timeline.

Select the “Effects” tab and look for the “Audio Visualizer” from the provided list. Select any of the options available and add it to a new track. Double-click the track to open the specific settings of the effect and adjust its colors by adding or deleting the colors to the color bar.

Copy and paste the Filmora audio visualizer adjusted above to a new track and change the color gradient. Add a new title on a track while forwarding a few frames and double-click to open its settings. You can change its “Font Style” and “Size” as required from the “Text” section.

Enter half of your word and adjust the “Text Spacing” accordingly. Open the “Advanced” panel and change its “Outline” settings as desired. Go to the “Shadow” section and adjust its values according to the requirements.

Copy the adjustments made in the last title track, paste it on the new one, and "Hide" it. Go back to the same track and double-click the “Title” to open its settings. Lead into the "Animation" section and adjust the "Position" of the title by changing the values of the X and Y-axis.

Using keyframes on the title track, adjust the position of the text and change the coordinates accordingly to create a fade-out effect. This will be covered by carrying out the into and out of the screen through keyframe positioning.

Unhide the track with the copied text from the timeline and type the remaining word. Adjust its “Color” and perform keyframing exactly like the previous track.

Add the "Transition" shifts to both "Audio Visualizer" lines for this text at "Desired frame" at the start and end of the clip.

Go to the “Media” section and import the image of the product to the timeline on a new track. To adjust the colors of the image, double-click and change the color of the product as desired.

Keep the playhead of the clip at the starting position and redirect to the “Animation” section by selecting the image. Continuing with its settings, adjust its “Position” by changing the values. You can change these values after equal timeframe intervals to add the moving effect to the image.

Perform similar actions till the end of the clip. Here you can also add a shadow effect using the right transition if you want to give a depth effect to the clip. You need to add transitions to the start and end of the video in equal timeframes for uniformity.

To apply the “Glitch” effect to the video, look for the perfect option from the “Effects” section and split the video into different parts.

To add a sound of your choice, tap on the “Audio” tab and look for the best option to apply to your video. You can still add effects to the audio-visual lines to make your video more attractive. Change the X and Y values on the “Scale” and “Position” after accessing the respective settings. Once completed, you can click the “Render Preview” button to finalize the video before exporting it to your device.

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