How to Create Changing Clothes Magical Transition Video Effect

Preparation: You need a steady tripod that supports the weight of the camera perfectly. Adjust the camera height so that you can get the subject’s full height, and there is enough between the head and the top of the frame.

Stand next to a cupboard where you will be choosing and changing clothes. The tripod needs to be on your right, and choose a spot and do not move from it through the filming process. Put the clothes in the cupboard where they are easy to grab.

Pretend that you are walking into the dressing room and open the cupboard door. Grab clothing A and admire it. Then open it up and grab the top corners and throw it onto yourself while leaning back and cut the video.

After cutting the filming process, wear clothing A and start filming. You should be in the leaning back position and then move your body forward. Choose clothing B, lean back, and throw clothing B on you. Close the cupboard and walk away.

Import the three video clips into Wondershare Filmora Project. Video 1 is about walk up to the closet, open the door, look at the options and grab outfit A. Admire and open it up and throw it onto yourself while leaning back.

The second video is where you wear that outfit A and move your body forward. Admire the outfit and then go for the other outfit. Take a look at the outfit before trying it out, throw it on yourself, and lean back.

In the third video, you have the new outfit on, admire the clothing, close the cupboard door and move out of frame. All of these should be shot in the same spot and you should not move while changing the outfits.

Drag on Video 2 first onto your timeline. Zoom out the timeline. Drag Video 1 right above. If your video has audio, select the video clips and press Ctrl + Shift + M to mute them.

Drag Video 2 right after Video 1. So when Video 1 finishes, Video 2 starts. Zoom in the timeline and look at that frame where you are leaning back. Trim the rest of the video and press M to create a marker.

Double-click on the video clip and go to Animation> Customize and lower the opacity. Place Video 2 underneath and find out where you are leaning back. Press M to mark that spot. Get rid of the extra parts.

Now place Video 2 underneath Video 1 by matching the markers. Double-click Video 1 and grab the keyframe and delete it. Again, make a keyframe with opacity 100% and move the playhead to the end of Video 1.

Now, create a keyframe and make the opacity 0%. Drag and drop Video 3 below Video 2. Find out where you are leaning back in Video 2 and press M to set a marker. Press Ctrl + Shift + M to mute audio.

You will need a greenscreen video of someone dancing and a photograph of a building with a greenscreen behind the windows. First, we need a background, go to Effects and search for “Background”.

Create a new keyframe with opacity of 100% and for the second keyframe, move two frames forward and bring down the opacity to 0%. Get rid of the excess parts. Move the keyframe forward so that they are seven frames apart.

Go ahead and export this video and then import it back in. Go through to find the part where the subject throws the clothes back in. Go to Speed Ramping> Customize and realign the keyframes.

Grab the first keyframe and move it where we are about to throw the shirt back in. Grab the second keyframe and bring it close to the first keyframe. Place the third keyframe where we are done throwing the shirt.

Make sure that all the keyframes are in one time and bring the middle one above to speed 4.8X. Use the playhead to go where you are about the throw the next shirt. Make a keyframe and go forward and make another.

The third keyframe will be where we stop leaning back. Bring up the middle frame to 4.8X speed. We are done and play the video and watch the seamless transition of clothes instantly.