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Auto Reframe in Filmora 11 | Tutorial 07 | @FilmoraWondershare
What you need to prepare:
- A computer (Windows or macOS)
- Your video materials.
- Filmora video editor
Open the Filmora video editor, click on Create New Project and import your files by clicking on “Click here to import media”. Select the video you want to import and click on Open. Then, drag the video to the Timeline.

Now, select the video in your media section, not the clip on your Timeline. Then, click on Tools → Auto Reframe. A new panel will pop up.

Now, select the Aspect Ratio as you wish depending on the format you want to reframe to. Keep the Motion Speed on Auto and then click on Analyze. Now, wait a couple of seconds for it to finish.
Finally, watch the finished result. If you like what you see, simply click on Export and save the new video file on your computer. That’s it, you’re done. If you don’t like the result, simply click on Restart and see if the new version is better.

As you can see, it is an extremely easy process to reframe any video in the Filmora video editor. All it took were four simple steps and no more than a few minutes to get this done.
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