Filmora 9: Edit Your videos Like A Professional

Explore Filmora's interface to import media files, add images, videos, and audio to the timeline, and apply titles, transitions for professional video editing.

Learn Filmora 9's screen recording to capture your PC screen, choose full screen or a region, edit length and audio, save, and add to timeline for YouTube or other platforms.

learn to build and manage a filmora 9 timeline by adding files to video and audio tracks, adjusting track sizes, syncing audio, detaching audio, and trimming clips.

Detach audio from the video in the timeline and edit the audio with volume control, including fade in and fade out. Apply equalizer, remove background noise, and adjust panning.

Learn to create a split screen with multiple videos in Filmora 9 by applying crop effects and left-right positioning, then synchronize four videos in one screen.

Adjust video speed in Filmora 9 by changing speed and duration in the timeline. Slow motion needs 60 frames per second; apply changes to whole clips or specific parts.

Export your video in Filmora 9 by choosing the desktop destination, encoder (the most common), resolution, frame rate, and audio settings, then save a high-quality file ready for online upload.

Explore Filmora 9's titles menu to add lower thirds and openers, then customize text with fonts, size, color, spacing, and alignment, and place and blend titles on the timeline.

Learn to display a video inside text in Filmora 9 by using text titles, adjusting font and size, and applying the darken blend mode.

Create a professional news bar and logo in filmora 9 by adding blue bars, titles, animations, and precise text and color controls.

Create a glitch text effect in filmora 9 by adding a text title, applying chromatic aberration, duplicating color layers, and syncing with audio.

Master transition effects in Filmora 9 by selecting from the transition menu, dragging to adjust duration, previewing in the media player, and applying transitions between multiple clips on the timeline.

Edit in Filmora 9 by placing three videos on one track, applying a zoom transition between clips, trimming to fit, detaching audio, adding an audio track, and fading out audio.

Learn how to create a flicker transition by placing six video clips on a timeline, cutting 10-frame segments, detaching audio, and inserting color blocks between clips with synchronized sound effects.

Discover a second method to create the flicker transition in Filmora 9 by exporting a project, detaching audio, reversing speed, and applying custom speed adjustments.

Learn to create a professional zoom out transition by selecting short clips, placing them on a single timeline track, and applying the zoom effect between each video pair.

Master the effects menu in Filmora 9 by adding effects to the timeline, adjusting alpha, and tuning duration with options like the mirror effect to fit your video.

Explore the Filmora 9 elements menu, learn how to download and add elements to the timeline, and adjust their size, rotate them, and position them for clear explanations.

Learn to create the freeze frame effect in Filmora 9 from scratch, detaching audio and setting duration. Adjust color with black-and-white and brightness for cinematic look and add audio effects.

Apply a glitch effect in Filmora 9 by adding chromatic aberration, syncing a sound effect, and applying the effect to video and image clips.

Learn a practical method to create the flicker effect in filmora 9 by duplicating color blocks, cutting and deleting middle parts, shifting positions, and applying effects across all clips.

Learn how to create a black bar effect in Filmora 9 using the crop and zoom tool with custom crop, adjusting the top and bottom, and applying or resetting changes.

Show how to play videos inside custom shapes using Photoshop to create the shapes, then add them to the Filmora timeline and adjust their duration to match the video.

Learn to create the earthquake effect in Filmora 9 by applying the extreme effect, adding sound effects, and applying the effect to specific video segments.

Learn to change object colors in videos using the advanced color correction window, selecting the current color in the HSL settings and adjusting hue, saturation, and luminance.

Apply color grading with the advanced color correction window, adjusting exposure, contrast, vibrance, saturation, and fine-tuning highlights, shadows, whites, blacks, white balance, plus hsl and presets for balance.

Learn to replace a green screen in Filmora 9 by applying a chosen background, then fine-tune offset, edge thickness, and feather, and adjust plane colors for a natural composite.