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The best free online video editor is the kind that offers a beginner-friendly browser-based tool, intuitive video editing features like splice, trim, cut, and more, plus a well-curated library of everything you need to make your video engaging from start to finish.
- Free Online Photo Editor
Yes, you can use our free photo editor on your desktop and...
- Free, Customizable Video Templates for Your Channel
A video intro gives a snapshot of who you are, helping build...
- Free Online Photo Editor
Work much easier and quicker using keyboard shortcuts to do things like undo/redo, copy, cut, paste, and more, directly from your keyboard.
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A collection of cool symbols that provides access to many special fancy text symbols, letters, characters... It also comes with a cool font generator tool.
- Cross Dissolve Is Your Best Friend
- The 4K Punch-In
- Un-Nesting
- Track Targeting Timesaver
- Always Start at The End
- Edit with One Hand
- B Is For Belly
- Swedish Death Cleaning
- Final Thought
I learned this astoundingly simple trick for perfecting your eye-trace across cuts, from trailer editor Derek Lieu. But it has so many useful applications, you’ll use it all the time. Eye-trace is about making sure that where the audience was looking at the end of one shot, is roughly where they need to be looking at the start of the next shot, for...
I now use this all the time, but one common method where this really shines is when you’re using 4K footage in an HD timeline and want to ‘punch in’ for a close up that was never separately filmed. With a cross dissolve, you can ensure that the eye trace of the placement of the subject’s eyes matches up between the wide and the close up, to ensure ...
Nesting (or compounding) allows you to group a bunch of clips together to make them look and act like one single clip. I often do this when I have a set of still images and I want to apply the same push-in move to all of them, and have them adjust at the same rate—for example, scaling from 100% to 105%. If you do this one clip at a time, the troubl...
Track targeting might not sound like the most engaging topic because, well because it’s not. But it will make you faster in the edit suite and what could be better than that? Track targeting is the action of specifying which tracks are enabled and which are disabled, which applies to all of the big four except FCPX, which has its fancy magnetic tim...
This tip may feel a little counterintuitive at first, but a bit like working your way anti-clockwise around a theme park (when everyone else is headed clockwise) it will save you time and help you have more fun in the long run. Again, it’s embarrassingly simple—which hasn’t stopped me from forgetting to do this more often than I’d like to admit—and...
I simply can’t work without these shortcuts. And you shouldn’t either. J K L may be the bread and butter of any editing workflow but adding H and backslash adds meat and relish to your editorial sandwich. Did I overwork the metaphor? I think I overworked the metaphor. These five shortcuts, situated with your middle finger on the K key, your index f...
When it comes to protecting your editorial career over the long haul, there’s no better investment than in a little knowledge of, and adherence to, ergonomics. Like a tiny calculation error in a spaceship’s interplanetary trajectory, every hour that you work with some kind of ergonomic mistake embedded in, such as bad posture, incorrect layout of y...
The concept behind Margareta Magnusson’s The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaningis that you should get rid of all your unnecessary junk before you die, so that your loved ones don’t have to try to figure out what’s still worth ebaying after you’re gone. OK, that might be putting it a little too harshly, but it’s a good framework for figuring out w...
So there you have it, seven stupidly simple yet amazing editing tips which I hope will prove useful to you at some point and when they do, I hope you’ll pass it on. If you have a great tip that fits the bill, or just something that you learned recently, then drop a note in the comments section, or find me on Twitter and let me know!
Whether you’re creating a promotional video or wondering how to edit YouTube videos, this guide will help you hit the ground running even if you’ve never edited before. Here’s what we’ll cover: (1) How to Make Basic Edits to your Video. (2) How to Add Text to your Video. (3) How to Add Royalty-Free Music to your Video.
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Edit MP4 videos in your web browser. Cut out unwanted parts, trim video length, crop and resize clips with a few clicks. Add transitions, subtitles and more.
