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Adding a blur effect to your video is vital, especially if you have added unwanted things that could ruin its quality. It often looks awkward when there’s something wrong in the background of your video. Various video editing programs allow you to blur a moving or still part of your video if you don’t want viewers to see it. With that in mind, we’ll look at how to blur part of a video using Filmora.

In this article

01 How to Blur a Part of a Video Using Filmora

02 How to Blur a Moving Part of a Video Using Filmora

03 How to Blur Part of a Video Using OpenShot

There are several ways you can blur part of a video. Filmora allows you to blur a still and moving part of a video. The software is user-friendly and comes with an aesthetically pleasing interface. You don’t have to be tech-savvy to learn how to blur out part of a video with Filmora. You can also use OpenShot to blur part of a video.

How to Blur a Part of a Video Using Filmora

Both Mac and PC owners can use this video editing software to blur part of a video. Here is how to blur a part of video using Filmora.

1. Download and install Wondershare Filmora on your device. If you had already installed Filmora on your computer, double-click the program to launch it.
2. Next, you need to drag and drop the video file you wish to blur into the Media Library. Alternatively, you could also navigate to the File tab and click it, then choose Import Media and select the Import Media Files option. Find the video you want to edit and select it. You can now hit the Open button to import the video file to Media Library
3. After your video file is on Filmora’s Media Library, drag and drop it into the Timeline; this is where the program allows you to assemble effects and media files for your video project.

1. Click on the Effects tab; this will allow you to browse through Filmora’s collection of visual effects. Select Utility on the drop-down menu located on the left side of your screen.

1. The program will display a range of effects; select the Mosaic option. You can also type in Mosaic in the search bar to find the effect swiftly.
2. Drag the Mosaic effect to above the video clip on your Timeline. Dragging the border of your Mosaic clip allows you to adjust its length.
3. A small blurred area will appear in the preview window.

1. Lock the main tracks.
2. Now, click the Mosaic layer to modify the Mosaic size and area. Move it to the part of the video that you would like to blur.
3. Double-clicking on the Mosaic clip will allow you to change the mosaic type and adjust the opacity and blur amount. You can choose from six different Mosaic types. Adjusting the opacity allows you to set the degree to which you can see through the blurred area. The blur amount lets you control the intensity of the blur.

1. You can now save your blurred video. Click on the File tab and select ‘Save Project.’ Doing this will save your project to the default file. Choose ‘Save Project As’ to save your video to another destination of your choice.

How to Blur a Moving Part of a Video Using Filmora

You can also blur a moving part of your video with Filmora; this program allows you to add the motion-tracking mosaic to any moving object in your video that you do not want your viewers to see. You can use stickers, mosaic, or anything you download on the internet to hide any unwanted moving object.

With that in mind, here is how to blur a moving part of a video using Filmora:

1. Run Filmora on your device.
2. Import your video into Filmora’s Media Library.
3. Drag your video to the Timeline.

1. Now, double-click the video in the Timeline. Doing this will open the editing menu.
2. Check the box that’s right next to Motion Tracking; this tool allows you to track movement in a video and then have objects like text, images, videos, or elements follow this movement.

1. A tracker box will appear on your preview window; move it over the moving object you would like to track. You can increase or reduce the size of the tracker box. Hit the Start Tracking button to render the effect.

1. Wait until the tracking process is complete. The duration of this process will depend on the length of your video. You’ll have to do some trimming if other objects block the moving part you’re tracking from time to time.

1. WNow, select the Add Mosaic option.
2. Choose the Mosaic type you prefer and adjust the opacity and blur amount to ensure the object is unrecognizable.
3. Now, select the moving part of the video you want to blur and click OK.
4. The object is now blurred, and the mosaic layer will follow its movement everywhere it goes.
5. Playback your video to check the result. Filmora allows you to fine-tune the position and size of the object that’s following the track in your Preview Window without restarting tracking. Additionally, you can switch the follower anytime you want.
6. When you have finished blurring the moving part on your video, click File > Save Project or Save Project As to save your video.

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For macOS 10.12 or later

How to Blur Part of a Video Using OpenShot

Designed for Windows, Mac, and Linux, OpenShot is a free, open-source, and cross-platform video editor. While there’s no predefined function or filter in this tool to help you blur part of a video, OpenShot has another way of blurring static parts of your video: it uses an image.

OpenShot blur part of video is free, and you’ll use its open-source programs as a base program for the edition of the video and GIMP Image Manipulation software to edit photos. Follow the guide below to learn how to blur out something in a video using OpenShot.

Step 1: Download OpenShot and install it on your device.

Step 2: Take a screenshot from your video, where the part you want to blur is easily visible. You can do this by going to a relevant frame and utilizing Save Current Frame with a camera icon, located on the right side of the video preview window in a standard program configuration.

Step 3: Be sure to save your video screenshot on your computer.

Step 4: Since you have exported a relevant frame from your video as a screenshot, you need to open it in a photo editor that can handle PNG pics and transparency, like the GIMP Image Manipulation program. Use any selection tool to select the area of the picture you want to blur on the video. Depending on your preferences, you can choose the free select tool, the ellipse select tool, or the rectangle select tool.

Step 5: In the blur filters submenu, open the Pixelize tool and adjust the options that suit your preferences. You can use CTRL-Z to cancel the operation, and repeat it until you find the best combination of blurring settings.

Step 6: When you are satisfied with blurring, right-click on the blurred area and select Invert in the Select submenu; this will allow you to select the entire part of the frame that has not been blurred, which is the part you would like to get rid of because you will only have to use the blurred part of your video overlay where necessary.

Step 7: Now, cut the section of the picture you do not want to keep. You can do this by using CTRL-X. The blurred filter for your video is now ready.

Step 8: If after cutting you notice a plain color rather than a checkerboard canvas representing transparency, use CTRL-Z to cancel the cut. Then, use CTRL-I to invert the selection again to get control of the blurred selection again, and copy or cut it using CTRL-X or CTRL-C.

Step 9: Create another image using CTRL-N, and ensure you have navigated to the advanced options and selected transparency as the fill-in color, and paste your selection there.

Step 10: You now have a perfect photo with full transparency, which is represented by a checkerboard canvas, except for the section of the video frames you would like to blur that should be pixelized.

Step 11: Use the Export option under the File menu to export the photo to your PC as a . PNG file. To save a picture with a transparency channel, you need to use the . PNG extension.

Step 12: Now return to OpenShot video editor and import the generated picture with a pixelized portion in the OpenShot video project. Next, add the picture as an overlay track. Make sure it’s above the video track.

Step 13: If the program asks you to import the photo as an image sequence, select the NO option because you need to import a still photo, and not a video sequence.

Step 14: The picture will be displayed before the video, blurring only the portion of the video where you modified the frame. The other parts of the video won’t be touched. You can make adjustments to ensure the picture track is only displayed at required moments. And that’s how to blur part of a video using OpenShot.

Conclusion

● Now that you know how to blur out part of a video, you can have fun and censor anything you want in your clips. Use Filmora to blur moving and still parts on your video.

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Adding a blur effect to your video is vital, especially if you have added unwanted things that could ruin its quality. It often looks awkward when there’s something wrong in the background of your video. Various video editing programs allow you to blur a moving or still part of your video if you don’t want viewers to see it. With that in mind, we’ll look at how to blur part of a video using Filmora.

In this article

01 How to Blur a Part of a Video Using Filmora

02 How to Blur a Moving Part of a Video Using Filmora

03 How to Blur Part of a Video Using OpenShot

There are several ways you can blur part of a video. Filmora allows you to blur a still and moving part of a video. The software is user-friendly and comes with an aesthetically pleasing interface. You don’t have to be tech-savvy to learn how to blur out part of a video with Filmora. You can also use OpenShot to blur part of a video.

How to Blur a Part of a Video Using Filmora

Both Mac and PC owners can use this video editing software to blur part of a video. Here is how to blur a part of video using Filmora.

1. Download and install Wondershare Filmora on your device. If you had already installed Filmora on your computer, double-click the program to launch it.
2. Next, you need to drag and drop the video file you wish to blur into the Media Library. Alternatively, you could also navigate to the File tab and click it, then choose Import Media and select the Import Media Files option. Find the video you want to edit and select it. You can now hit the Open button to import the video file to Media Library
3. After your video file is on Filmora’s Media Library, drag and drop it into the Timeline; this is where the program allows you to assemble effects and media files for your video project.

1. Click on the Effects tab; this will allow you to browse through Filmora’s collection of visual effects. Select Utility on the drop-down menu located on the left side of your screen.

1. The program will display a range of effects; select the Mosaic option. You can also type in Mosaic in the search bar to find the effect swiftly.
2. Drag the Mosaic effect to above the video clip on your Timeline. Dragging the border of your Mosaic clip allows you to adjust its length.
3. A small blurred area will appear in the preview window.

1. Lock the main tracks.
2. Now, click the Mosaic layer to modify the Mosaic size and area. Move it to the part of the video that you would like to blur.
3. Double-clicking on the Mosaic clip will allow you to change the mosaic type and adjust the opacity and blur amount. You can choose from six different Mosaic types. Adjusting the opacity allows you to set the degree to which you can see through the blurred area. The blur amount lets you control the intensity of the blur.

1. You can now save your blurred video. Click on the File tab and select ‘Save Project.’ Doing this will save your project to the default file. Choose ‘Save Project As’ to save your video to another destination of your choice.

How to Blur a Moving Part of a Video Using Filmora

You can also blur a moving part of your video with Filmora; this program allows you to add the motion-tracking mosaic to any moving object in your video that you do not want your viewers to see. You can use stickers, mosaic, or anything you download on the internet to hide any unwanted moving object.

With that in mind, here is how to blur a moving part of a video using Filmora:

1. Run Filmora on your device.
2. Import your video into Filmora’s Media Library.
3. Drag your video to the Timeline.

1. Now, double-click the video in the Timeline. Doing this will open the editing menu.
2. Check the box that’s right next to Motion Tracking; this tool allows you to track movement in a video and then have objects like text, images, videos, or elements follow this movement.

1. A tracker box will appear on your preview window; move it over the moving object you would like to track. You can increase or reduce the size of the tracker box. Hit the Start Tracking button to render the effect.

1. Wait until the tracking process is complete. The duration of this process will depend on the length of your video. You’ll have to do some trimming if other objects block the moving part you’re tracking from time to time.

1. WNow, select the Add Mosaic option.
2. Choose the Mosaic type you prefer and adjust the opacity and blur amount to ensure the object is unrecognizable.
3. Now, select the moving part of the video you want to blur and click OK.
4. The object is now blurred, and the mosaic layer will follow its movement everywhere it goes.
5. Playback your video to check the result. Filmora allows you to fine-tune the position and size of the object that’s following the track in your Preview Window without restarting tracking. Additionally, you can switch the follower anytime you want.
6. When you have finished blurring the moving part on your video, click File > Save Project or Save Project As to save your video.

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For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

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For macOS 10.12 or later

How to Blur Part of a Video Using OpenShot

Designed for Windows, Mac, and Linux, OpenShot is a free, open-source, and cross-platform video editor. While there’s no predefined function or filter in this tool to help you blur part of a video, OpenShot has another way of blurring static parts of your video: it uses an image.

OpenShot blur part of video is free, and you’ll use its open-source programs as a base program for the edition of the video and GIMP Image Manipulation software to edit photos. Follow the guide below to learn how to blur out something in a video using OpenShot.

Step 1: Download OpenShot and install it on your device.

Step 2: Take a screenshot from your video, where the part you want to blur is easily visible. You can do this by going to a relevant frame and utilizing Save Current Frame with a camera icon, located on the right side of the video preview window in a standard program configuration.

Step 3: Be sure to save your video screenshot on your computer.

Step 4: Since you have exported a relevant frame from your video as a screenshot, you need to open it in a photo editor that can handle PNG pics and transparency, like the GIMP Image Manipulation program. Use any selection tool to select the area of the picture you want to blur on the video. Depending on your preferences, you can choose the free select tool, the ellipse select tool, or the rectangle select tool.

Step 5: In the blur filters submenu, open the Pixelize tool and adjust the options that suit your preferences. You can use CTRL-Z to cancel the operation, and repeat it until you find the best combination of blurring settings.

Step 6: When you are satisfied with blurring, right-click on the blurred area and select Invert in the Select submenu; this will allow you to select the entire part of the frame that has not been blurred, which is the part you would like to get rid of because you will only have to use the blurred part of your video overlay where necessary.

Step 7: Now, cut the section of the picture you do not want to keep. You can do this by using CTRL-X. The blurred filter for your video is now ready.

Step 8: If after cutting you notice a plain color rather than a checkerboard canvas representing transparency, use CTRL-Z to cancel the cut. Then, use CTRL-I to invert the selection again to get control of the blurred selection again, and copy or cut it using CTRL-X or CTRL-C.

Step 9: Create another image using CTRL-N, and ensure you have navigated to the advanced options and selected transparency as the fill-in color, and paste your selection there.

Step 10: You now have a perfect photo with full transparency, which is represented by a checkerboard canvas, except for the section of the video frames you would like to blur that should be pixelized.

Step 11: Use the Export option under the File menu to export the photo to your PC as a . PNG file. To save a picture with a transparency channel, you need to use the . PNG extension.

Step 12: Now return to OpenShot video editor and import the generated picture with a pixelized portion in the OpenShot video project. Next, add the picture as an overlay track. Make sure it’s above the video track.

Step 13: If the program asks you to import the photo as an image sequence, select the NO option because you need to import a still photo, and not a video sequence.

Step 14: The picture will be displayed before the video, blurring only the portion of the video where you modified the frame. The other parts of the video won’t be touched. You can make adjustments to ensure the picture track is only displayed at required moments. And that’s how to blur part of a video using OpenShot.

Conclusion

● Now that you know how to blur out part of a video, you can have fun and censor anything you want in your clips. Use Filmora to blur moving and still parts on your video.

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Adding a blur effect to your video is vital, especially if you have added unwanted things that could ruin its quality. It often looks awkward when there’s something wrong in the background of your video. Various video editing programs allow you to blur a moving or still part of your video if you don’t want viewers to see it. With that in mind, we’ll look at how to blur part of a video using Filmora.

In this article

01 How to Blur a Part of a Video Using Filmora

02 How to Blur a Moving Part of a Video Using Filmora

03 How to Blur Part of a Video Using OpenShot

There are several ways you can blur part of a video. Filmora allows you to blur a still and moving part of a video. The software is user-friendly and comes with an aesthetically pleasing interface. You don’t have to be tech-savvy to learn how to blur out part of a video with Filmora. You can also use OpenShot to blur part of a video.

How to Blur a Part of a Video Using Filmora

Both Mac and PC owners can use this video editing software to blur part of a video. Here is how to blur a part of video using Filmora.

1. Download and install Wondershare Filmora on your device. If you had already installed Filmora on your computer, double-click the program to launch it.
2. Next, you need to drag and drop the video file you wish to blur into the Media Library. Alternatively, you could also navigate to the File tab and click it, then choose Import Media and select the Import Media Files option. Find the video you want to edit and select it. You can now hit the Open button to import the video file to Media Library
3. After your video file is on Filmora’s Media Library, drag and drop it into the Timeline; this is where the program allows you to assemble effects and media files for your video project.

1. Click on the Effects tab; this will allow you to browse through Filmora’s collection of visual effects. Select Utility on the drop-down menu located on the left side of your screen.

1. The program will display a range of effects; select the Mosaic option. You can also type in Mosaic in the search bar to find the effect swiftly.
2. Drag the Mosaic effect to above the video clip on your Timeline. Dragging the border of your Mosaic clip allows you to adjust its length.
3. A small blurred area will appear in the preview window.

1. Lock the main tracks.
2. Now, click the Mosaic layer to modify the Mosaic size and area. Move it to the part of the video that you would like to blur.
3. Double-clicking on the Mosaic clip will allow you to change the mosaic type and adjust the opacity and blur amount. You can choose from six different Mosaic types. Adjusting the opacity allows you to set the degree to which you can see through the blurred area. The blur amount lets you control the intensity of the blur.

1. You can now save your blurred video. Click on the File tab and select ‘Save Project.’ Doing this will save your project to the default file. Choose ‘Save Project As’ to save your video to another destination of your choice.

How to Blur a Moving Part of a Video Using Filmora

You can also blur a moving part of your video with Filmora; this program allows you to add the motion-tracking mosaic to any moving object in your video that you do not want your viewers to see. You can use stickers, mosaic, or anything you download on the internet to hide any unwanted moving object.

With that in mind, here is how to blur a moving part of a video using Filmora:

1. Run Filmora on your device.
2. Import your video into Filmora’s Media Library.
3. Drag your video to the Timeline.

1. Now, double-click the video in the Timeline. Doing this will open the editing menu.
2. Check the box that’s right next to Motion Tracking; this tool allows you to track movement in a video and then have objects like text, images, videos, or elements follow this movement.

1. A tracker box will appear on your preview window; move it over the moving object you would like to track. You can increase or reduce the size of the tracker box. Hit the Start Tracking button to render the effect.

1. Wait until the tracking process is complete. The duration of this process will depend on the length of your video. You’ll have to do some trimming if other objects block the moving part you’re tracking from time to time.

1. WNow, select the Add Mosaic option.
2. Choose the Mosaic type you prefer and adjust the opacity and blur amount to ensure the object is unrecognizable.
3. Now, select the moving part of the video you want to blur and click OK.
4. The object is now blurred, and the mosaic layer will follow its movement everywhere it goes.
5. Playback your video to check the result. Filmora allows you to fine-tune the position and size of the object that’s following the track in your Preview Window without restarting tracking. Additionally, you can switch the follower anytime you want.
6. When you have finished blurring the moving part on your video, click File > Save Project or Save Project As to save your video.

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For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Try It Free

For macOS 10.12 or later

How to Blur Part of a Video Using OpenShot

Designed for Windows, Mac, and Linux, OpenShot is a free, open-source, and cross-platform video editor. While there’s no predefined function or filter in this tool to help you blur part of a video, OpenShot has another way of blurring static parts of your video: it uses an image.

OpenShot blur part of video is free, and you’ll use its open-source programs as a base program for the edition of the video and GIMP Image Manipulation software to edit photos. Follow the guide below to learn how to blur out something in a video using OpenShot.

Step 1: Download OpenShot and install it on your device.

Step 2: Take a screenshot from your video, where the part you want to blur is easily visible. You can do this by going to a relevant frame and utilizing Save Current Frame with a camera icon, located on the right side of the video preview window in a standard program configuration.

Step 3: Be sure to save your video screenshot on your computer.

Step 4: Since you have exported a relevant frame from your video as a screenshot, you need to open it in a photo editor that can handle PNG pics and transparency, like the GIMP Image Manipulation program. Use any selection tool to select the area of the picture you want to blur on the video. Depending on your preferences, you can choose the free select tool, the ellipse select tool, or the rectangle select tool.

Step 5: In the blur filters submenu, open the Pixelize tool and adjust the options that suit your preferences. You can use CTRL-Z to cancel the operation, and repeat it until you find the best combination of blurring settings.

Step 6: When you are satisfied with blurring, right-click on the blurred area and select Invert in the Select submenu; this will allow you to select the entire part of the frame that has not been blurred, which is the part you would like to get rid of because you will only have to use the blurred part of your video overlay where necessary.

Step 7: Now, cut the section of the picture you do not want to keep. You can do this by using CTRL-X. The blurred filter for your video is now ready.

Step 8: If after cutting you notice a plain color rather than a checkerboard canvas representing transparency, use CTRL-Z to cancel the cut. Then, use CTRL-I to invert the selection again to get control of the blurred selection again, and copy or cut it using CTRL-X or CTRL-C.

Step 9: Create another image using CTRL-N, and ensure you have navigated to the advanced options and selected transparency as the fill-in color, and paste your selection there.

Step 10: You now have a perfect photo with full transparency, which is represented by a checkerboard canvas, except for the section of the video frames you would like to blur that should be pixelized.

Step 11: Use the Export option under the File menu to export the photo to your PC as a . PNG file. To save a picture with a transparency channel, you need to use the . PNG extension.

Step 12: Now return to OpenShot video editor and import the generated picture with a pixelized portion in the OpenShot video project. Next, add the picture as an overlay track. Make sure it’s above the video track.

Step 13: If the program asks you to import the photo as an image sequence, select the NO option because you need to import a still photo, and not a video sequence.

Step 14: The picture will be displayed before the video, blurring only the portion of the video where you modified the frame. The other parts of the video won’t be touched. You can make adjustments to ensure the picture track is only displayed at required moments. And that’s how to blur part of a video using OpenShot.

Conclusion

● Now that you know how to blur out part of a video, you can have fun and censor anything you want in your clips. Use Filmora to blur moving and still parts on your video.

Try It Free Try It Free

Adding a blur effect to your video is vital, especially if you have added unwanted things that could ruin its quality. It often looks awkward when there’s something wrong in the background of your video. Various video editing programs allow you to blur a moving or still part of your video if you don’t want viewers to see it. With that in mind, we’ll look at how to blur part of a video using Filmora.

In this article

01 How to Blur a Part of a Video Using Filmora

02 How to Blur a Moving Part of a Video Using Filmora

03 How to Blur Part of a Video Using OpenShot

There are several ways you can blur part of a video. Filmora allows you to blur a still and moving part of a video. The software is user-friendly and comes with an aesthetically pleasing interface. You don’t have to be tech-savvy to learn how to blur out part of a video with Filmora. You can also use OpenShot to blur part of a video.

How to Blur a Part of a Video Using Filmora

Both Mac and PC owners can use this video editing software to blur part of a video. Here is how to blur a part of video using Filmora.

1. Download and install Wondershare Filmora on your device. If you had already installed Filmora on your computer, double-click the program to launch it.
2. Next, you need to drag and drop the video file you wish to blur into the Media Library. Alternatively, you could also navigate to the File tab and click it, then choose Import Media and select the Import Media Files option. Find the video you want to edit and select it. You can now hit the Open button to import the video file to Media Library
3. After your video file is on Filmora’s Media Library, drag and drop it into the Timeline; this is where the program allows you to assemble effects and media files for your video project.

1. Click on the Effects tab; this will allow you to browse through Filmora’s collection of visual effects. Select Utility on the drop-down menu located on the left side of your screen.

1. The program will display a range of effects; select the Mosaic option. You can also type in Mosaic in the search bar to find the effect swiftly.
2. Drag the Mosaic effect to above the video clip on your Timeline. Dragging the border of your Mosaic clip allows you to adjust its length.
3. A small blurred area will appear in the preview window.

1. Lock the main tracks.
2. Now, click the Mosaic layer to modify the Mosaic size and area. Move it to the part of the video that you would like to blur.
3. Double-clicking on the Mosaic clip will allow you to change the mosaic type and adjust the opacity and blur amount. You can choose from six different Mosaic types. Adjusting the opacity allows you to set the degree to which you can see through the blurred area. The blur amount lets you control the intensity of the blur.

1. You can now save your blurred video. Click on the File tab and select ‘Save Project.’ Doing this will save your project to the default file. Choose ‘Save Project As’ to save your video to another destination of your choice.

How to Blur a Moving Part of a Video Using Filmora

You can also blur a moving part of your video with Filmora; this program allows you to add the motion-tracking mosaic to any moving object in your video that you do not want your viewers to see. You can use stickers, mosaic, or anything you download on the internet to hide any unwanted moving object.

With that in mind, here is how to blur a moving part of a video using Filmora:

1. Run Filmora on your device.
2. Import your video into Filmora’s Media Library.
3. Drag your video to the Timeline.

1. Now, double-click the video in the Timeline. Doing this will open the editing menu.
2. Check the box that’s right next to Motion Tracking; this tool allows you to track movement in a video and then have objects like text, images, videos, or elements follow this movement.

1. A tracker box will appear on your preview window; move it over the moving object you would like to track. You can increase or reduce the size of the tracker box. Hit the Start Tracking button to render the effect.

1. Wait until the tracking process is complete. The duration of this process will depend on the length of your video. You’ll have to do some trimming if other objects block the moving part you’re tracking from time to time.

1. WNow, select the Add Mosaic option.
2. Choose the Mosaic type you prefer and adjust the opacity and blur amount to ensure the object is unrecognizable.
3. Now, select the moving part of the video you want to blur and click OK.
4. The object is now blurred, and the mosaic layer will follow its movement everywhere it goes.
5. Playback your video to check the result. Filmora allows you to fine-tune the position and size of the object that’s following the track in your Preview Window without restarting tracking. Additionally, you can switch the follower anytime you want.
6. When you have finished blurring the moving part on your video, click File > Save Project or Save Project As to save your video.

Try It Free

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Try It Free

For macOS 10.12 or later

How to Blur Part of a Video Using OpenShot

Designed for Windows, Mac, and Linux, OpenShot is a free, open-source, and cross-platform video editor. While there’s no predefined function or filter in this tool to help you blur part of a video, OpenShot has another way of blurring static parts of your video: it uses an image.

OpenShot blur part of video is free, and you’ll use its open-source programs as a base program for the edition of the video and GIMP Image Manipulation software to edit photos. Follow the guide below to learn how to blur out something in a video using OpenShot.

Step 1: Download OpenShot and install it on your device.

Step 2: Take a screenshot from your video, where the part you want to blur is easily visible. You can do this by going to a relevant frame and utilizing Save Current Frame with a camera icon, located on the right side of the video preview window in a standard program configuration.

Step 3: Be sure to save your video screenshot on your computer.

Step 4: Since you have exported a relevant frame from your video as a screenshot, you need to open it in a photo editor that can handle PNG pics and transparency, like the GIMP Image Manipulation program. Use any selection tool to select the area of the picture you want to blur on the video. Depending on your preferences, you can choose the free select tool, the ellipse select tool, or the rectangle select tool.

Step 5: In the blur filters submenu, open the Pixelize tool and adjust the options that suit your preferences. You can use CTRL-Z to cancel the operation, and repeat it until you find the best combination of blurring settings.

Step 6: When you are satisfied with blurring, right-click on the blurred area and select Invert in the Select submenu; this will allow you to select the entire part of the frame that has not been blurred, which is the part you would like to get rid of because you will only have to use the blurred part of your video overlay where necessary.

Step 7: Now, cut the section of the picture you do not want to keep. You can do this by using CTRL-X. The blurred filter for your video is now ready.

Step 8: If after cutting you notice a plain color rather than a checkerboard canvas representing transparency, use CTRL-Z to cancel the cut. Then, use CTRL-I to invert the selection again to get control of the blurred selection again, and copy or cut it using CTRL-X or CTRL-C.

Step 9: Create another image using CTRL-N, and ensure you have navigated to the advanced options and selected transparency as the fill-in color, and paste your selection there.

Step 10: You now have a perfect photo with full transparency, which is represented by a checkerboard canvas, except for the section of the video frames you would like to blur that should be pixelized.

Step 11: Use the Export option under the File menu to export the photo to your PC as a . PNG file. To save a picture with a transparency channel, you need to use the . PNG extension.

Step 12: Now return to OpenShot video editor and import the generated picture with a pixelized portion in the OpenShot video project. Next, add the picture as an overlay track. Make sure it’s above the video track.

Step 13: If the program asks you to import the photo as an image sequence, select the NO option because you need to import a still photo, and not a video sequence.

Step 14: The picture will be displayed before the video, blurring only the portion of the video where you modified the frame. The other parts of the video won’t be touched. You can make adjustments to ensure the picture track is only displayed at required moments. And that’s how to blur part of a video using OpenShot.

Conclusion

● Now that you know how to blur out part of a video, you can have fun and censor anything you want in your clips. Use Filmora to blur moving and still parts on your video.

Confused as to How to Add Subtitles to a Video on iPhone? No Worries as We Bring You the Best Solution to Get the Task Done

Subtitles have become an integral part of the videos as they offer multiple benefits like reaching a wider audience, helpful for people with hearing disabilities, helping in watching videos by keeping audio off, and more. The high-end camera of the iPhone is capable of recording excellent quality videos, but these do not have subtitles.

So, if too you are searching for ways how to add subtitles to a video on your iPhone you have reached the right place. In this article, we will help you learn about the different tools and methods that allow adding subtitles to your iPhone videos.

Solution 1: Add Subtitles to Your Video with Preinstalled iMovie

For the iOS and Mac systems, iMovie is an excellent editing tool that also comes preinstalled on devices. Though iMovie does not support adding subtitles to videos on your iPhone a workaround is available where text can be added to be used as the subtitles.

Steps on how to add subtitles in iMovie on iPhone

Step1 On your, iPhone open the iMovie app and then click on the Movie option and then on the + sign to browse and add the video to which you want to add the subtitles.

Step2 Next, move the video to the timeline and then stop at the video point where the subtitle has to be added.

Step3 Click on the T button and multiple styling and text options will appear.

Step4 Choose the desired style and then the screen location – Center or Lower where you want to place the subtitle.

Step5 Play and check if the video is being added at the right place.

Step6 Finally, click on the Done button to save the added text as the subtitle to your video.

Pros

• Simple and quick solution
• No need for any third-party software installation

Cons

• Subtitles cannot be added directly
• No option for subtitle customization

Summary: For users who are looking for a simple and straightforward method, using iMovie to add text as subtitles are the best solution.

Solution 2: Using a Professional Video Editing App to Make & Add Subtitles for iPhone

An array of professional video editing apps for iPhone are available as well that can let you perform multiple tasks including subtitle and text editing to your videos. These apps can be simply downloaded on your device and can be used for the videos present on your phone. Shortlisted ones for your reference are enlisted below.

1. Filmora- Video Editor and Maker

Developed by Wondershare, this is an excellent app that can be used for all basic as well as advanced video editing requirements. Using the app, you can creatively edit your videos by trimming, adding text, adding transitions, adding filters, and more. Though there is no direct subtitle-adding feature in the app, you can add them as text.

Pros

• Simple to use app for all types of video editing tasks
• Add texts to your videos quickly and easily as subtitles
• Comes with multiple videos creating templates

Cons

• Subtitles cannot be embedded directly
• The advanced Pro version is paid

Summary: The app is just perfect for users are want to create interesting videos on their iPhone using multiple editing features.

2. MixCaptions

This is a widely used iOS app to get and add subtitles to your videos. Additionally, you can even edit the video captions, display captions at your desired location, customize the caption text, and more.

Pros

• Free to use simple app
• Allows to import SRT files, and edit the subtitle file
• Allows to automatically transcribe in 23 languages

Cons

• Free version processed files with a watermark
• Longer videos can be processed through pro paid version

Summary: To add as well as edit the subtitle files on your iPhone and other iOS devices, this is an excellent app to consider.

3. Kaptioned

This is another popularly used app for auto-detecting, transcribing, and adding a subtitle to videos. The app makes use of AI for detecting the words automatically in the video and then adding subtitles to the same. An array of subtitle customization options is also supported by the app like changing the style and colors, the option to add subtitles in 2 languages, export subtitles in an SRT file, and more.

Pros

• Use AI to generate subtitles for the videos
• Allows editing and customizing subtitles in an array of ways
• Support to multi-language generated subtitles

Cons

• Videos processed through the free version have a watermark
• Users’ complaints of not-so-efficient customer service

Summary: When you want subtitles to be generated automatically for your videos and that too in multiple languages, this is the app to look forward to.

how to add subtitles to a video in iPhone with a video editing app

Here we take Filmora as an example to show you the concrete steps.

1. Install and launch the app on your iPhone.
2. Add the desired video to the app for which you wish to add the subtitles.

1. Move to the video location where you want to add the subtitle.

1. Choose the option to add the text to your videos and then enter the desired text.

1. When done, you can tap on Export to save the video with the text on your device.

Solution 3: Embed Closed Captions to a Video on iPhone with 3Play Media

For users who are looking for advanced features, 3Play Media is a great service to use. Using the program, subtitles to the videos can be encoded in more than 20 languages quickly and easily. The tool allows adding soft as well as hard subtitles to your video files. A wide range of additional features is supported by the software like adding real-time captions to the live streaming platforms, options for audio descriptions, features for translation and subtitling, and more.

Steps how to add subtitles to video on your iPhone using 3Play Media

First of all, using the 3Play Media to create the closed caption for the iPhone video. It is recommended to use. scc format for the subtitle file.

Step1 You need to send the video to the software for transcription and captioning.

Step2 Once the closed caption file is ready, you next need to order the caption encoding service. On your 3Play Media tool go to My Files > Caption Encoding and then choose the type of encoding for your iPhone model.

Step3 Next, follow the prompts as they appear and then place your order. In some time, the process will be completed and you will get the notification of the same on your email.

Download the video with the added subtitles.

Solution 4: Add Captions/Subtitles to a Video on iPhone with Wondershare Filmora

Another professional way to add subtitles to the videos on your iPhone is by using desktop software. You can transfer your desired videos to your Windows and Mac device and then using a versatile tool add the subtitles. One software that you can rely on for the task is Wondershare Filmora which is an advanced video editing tool supporting multiple functions including subtitle adding as well as editing.

Using the software, you can quickly import and add the local SRT subtitle files to your videos in all key formats and if needed, can also customize them using functions like editing time-code, changing subtitles, adding, merging subtitle strips, changing the style, and more.

Steps to add subtitles to iPhone videos using Wondershare Filmora

Free Download For Win 7 or later(64-bit)

Free Download For macOS 10.14 or later

Step1 Launch the installed software on your system and then using the Media resource area, add the SRT file as well as the video to which it has to be added. Drag and drop the video and the SRT file to the timeline below.

Step2 Next at the timeline, choose the Advanced Edit option or double-click on the chosen SRT file.

Step3 If needed, you can now customize the subtitle file by editing the time code, changing the subtitles, adding, merging or removing the subtitle strips, or by changing the subtitle styles as needed.

Step4 When done, check the preview of the video with the SRT file added and the n finally click on the Export button to save the video to your local system.

Final Words

Adding subtitles to your videos on iPhone will make your videos reach a wider target audience and make them more accessible in different situations. Different methods for adding these subtitles to your videos are mentioned in the above parts of the topic. Choose the best suitable one considering its features, pros, and cons.

Summary: For users who are looking for a simple and straightforward method, using iMovie to add text as subtitles are the best solution.

Solution 2: Using a Professional Video Editing App to Make & Add Subtitles for iPhone

An array of professional video editing apps for iPhone are available as well that can let you perform multiple tasks including subtitle and text editing to your videos. These apps can be simply downloaded on your device and can be used for the videos present on your phone. Shortlisted ones for your reference are enlisted below.

1. Filmora- Video Editor and Maker

Developed by Wondershare, this is an excellent app that can be used for all basic as well as advanced video editing requirements. Using the app, you can creatively edit your videos by trimming, adding text, adding transitions, adding filters, and more. Though there is no direct subtitle-adding feature in the app, you can add them as text.

Pros

• Simple to use app for all types of video editing tasks
• Add texts to your videos quickly and easily as subtitles
• Comes with multiple videos creating templates

Cons

• Subtitles cannot be embedded directly
• The advanced Pro version is paid

Summary: The app is just perfect for users are want to create interesting videos on their iPhone using multiple editing features.

2. MixCaptions

This is a widely used iOS app to get and add subtitles to your videos. Additionally, you can even edit the video captions, display captions at your desired location, customize the caption text, and more.

Pros

• Free to use simple app
• Allows to import SRT files, and edit the subtitle file
• Allows to automatically transcribe in 23 languages

Cons

• Free version processed files with a watermark
• Longer videos can be processed through pro paid version

Summary: To add as well as edit the subtitle files on your iPhone and other iOS devices, this is an excellent app to consider.

3. Kaptioned

This is another popularly used app for auto-detecting, transcribing, and adding a subtitle to videos. The app makes use of AI for detecting the words automatically in the video and then adding subtitles to the same. An array of subtitle customization options is also supported by the app like changing the style and colors, the option to add subtitles in 2 languages, export subtitles in an SRT file, and more.

Pros

• Use AI to generate subtitles for the videos
• Allows editing and customizing subtitles in an array of ways
• Support to multi-language generated subtitles

Cons

• Videos processed through the free version have a watermark
• Users’ complaints of not-so-efficient customer service

Summary: When you want subtitles to be generated automatically for your videos and that too in multiple languages, this is the app to look forward to.

how to add subtitles to a video in iPhone with a video editing app

Here we take Filmora as an example to show you the concrete steps.

1. Install and launch the app on your iPhone.
2. Add the desired video to the app for which you wish to add the subtitles.

1. Move to the video location where you want to add the subtitle.

1. Choose the option to add the text to your videos and then enter the desired text.

1. When done, you can tap on Export to save the video with the text on your device.

Solution 3: Embed Closed Captions to a Video on iPhone with 3Play Media

For users who are looking for advanced features, 3Play Media is a great service to use. Using the program, subtitles to the videos can be encoded in more than 20 languages quickly and easily. The tool allows adding soft as well as hard subtitles to your video files. A wide range of additional features is supported by the software like adding real-time captions to the live streaming platforms, options for audio descriptions, features for translation and subtitling, and more.

Steps how to add subtitles to video on your iPhone using 3Play Media

First of all, using the 3Play Media to create the closed caption for the iPhone video. It is recommended to use. scc format for the subtitle file.

Step1 You need to send the video to the software for transcription and captioning.

Step2 Once the closed caption file is ready, you next need to order the caption encoding service. On your 3Play Media tool go to My Files > Caption Encoding and then choose the type of encoding for your iPhone model.

Step3 Next, follow the prompts as they appear and then place your order. In some time, the process will be completed and you will get the notification of the same on your email.

Download the video with the added subtitles.

Solution 4: Add Captions/Subtitles to a Video on iPhone with Wondershare Filmora

Another professional way to add subtitles to the videos on your iPhone is by using desktop software. You can transfer your desired videos to your Windows and Mac device and then using a versatile tool add the subtitles. One software that you can rely on for the task is Wondershare Filmora which is an advanced video editing tool supporting multiple functions including subtitle adding as well as editing.

Using the software, you can quickly import and add the local SRT subtitle files to your videos in all key formats and if needed, can also customize them using functions like editing time-code, changing subtitles, adding, merging subtitle strips, changing the style, and more.

Steps to add subtitles to iPhone videos using Wondershare Filmora

Free Download For Win 7 or later(64-bit)

Free Download For macOS 10.14 or later

Step1 Launch the installed software on your system and then using the Media resource area, add the SRT file as well as the video to which it has to be added. Drag and drop the video and the SRT file to the timeline below.

Step2 Next at the timeline, choose the Advanced Edit option or double-click on the chosen SRT file.

Step3 If needed, you can now customize the subtitle file by editing the time code, changing the subtitles, adding, merging or removing the subtitle strips, or by changing the subtitle styles as needed.

Step4 When done, check the preview of the video with the SRT file added and the n finally click on the Export button to save the video to your local system.

Final Words

Adding subtitles to your videos on iPhone will make your videos reach a wider target audience and make them more accessible in different situations. Different methods for adding these subtitles to your videos are mentioned in the above parts of the topic. Choose the best suitable one considering its features, pros, and cons.

Recording Slow-Motion Videos Is Not More Difficult Using a Smartphone. Learn Everything From How to Record Slow-Motion Video and Edit a Video to Slow Down It

Slow motion helps filmmakers to achieve several goals in their projects. Slo-mo can dramatize emotions, set the right mood for watching action films, and so on. Recording slow-motion videos with high-end cameras was a matter of the past. In this tech-based era, capturing moments in slow motion is a built-in feature in your smartphone.

Amplify your message in slow-motion videos by understanding how to record slow-motion video. You will learn how to record a slow-motion video using any model of Android and iPhones. Besides, there are some aspects that you should know before start recording scenes. As a plus point, here you can find a top-notch editing app with a guide on how to record slow-motion video.

Slow Motion Video Maker Slow your video’s speed with better control of your keyframes to create unique cinematic effects!

Make A Slow Motion Video Make A Slow Motion Video More Features

Part 1: Some Important Deliverables to Ensure While Recording Videos in Slow Motion

Capture fleeting moments in the slow-motion mode of the camera to emphasize details. It’s the only way to highlight important aspects of sports and action scenes. Recording in slow motion is not difficult when you will learn how to record slow-motion video. Before learning, let’s understand important aspects you should look at while recording.

• Frame Rate: For slow-motion video, choosing the right frame rate is crucial. A higher framerate, such as 120fps and 240fps, allows smoother playback. So, before recording, ensure that your camera supports a good framerate.
• Resolution: Maintaining high-resolution videos is important to get good quality. Usually, slow-motion footage uses 4K and HD (High Definition) resolution. Having a high video resolution means providing clarity in details in videos.
• Shutter Speed: It refers to the speed at which the camera closes and controls exposure. Adjust the shutter speed to faster mode to capture every crisp in slow motion. It will prevent motion blur and help in freezing fast-moving objects.
• Audio Consideration: You should know that recording slow motion will affect the original audio. Meanwhile, some cameras preserve the original sound. So, be prepared and test your camera’s audio speed to ease the editing process.
• Focus and Stability: Minimize your camera shake and enable a stabilizer or tripod. Stable footage is essential to enhance the video quality. Moreover, try to keep your main subject in camera focus. In this regard, you can use manual focus control if necessary.
• Editing Software Compatibility: Another thing that you must consider is tool compatibility. It’s better to check it before recording so you will not regret it later. Check your editing tools are supporting the file format of the recorded slow-motion video.
• Storage Space: The “No More Storage” sign is a nightmare when you have recorded a perfect shot. Slow-motion videos consume large storage because of high resolution and frame rate. Thus, consider this aspect before recording to avoid inconvenience and arrange storage media.

Part 2: How to Record a Slow-Motion Video on Android/iPhone?

No matter your smartphone, recording slow-mo is just one click away. Luckily, you don’t need any separate app and technical equipment for this task. If you want to record slow motion now, keep reading this section for detailed steps. Here, you will find how to record a slow-motion video using an iPhone and Android.

Record Slow Motion Using an iPhone

Apple has offered a slow-motion feature since 2013 with the release of the iPhone 5s. Subsequent iPhone models also support this feature. Following are the steps that you can follow to record a slow-motion video on an iPhone:

Step 1

Before recording, set frame rate and resolution. To do so, go to “Settings” and scroll until you find “Camera.” After choosing the camera, touch the “Record Slo-mo.” From the given two choices, select one frame rate and resolution option.

Step 2

Now, tap on the “Camera” app on the home screen of your iPhone. Click on the “Slo-Mo” option next to the “Video.” Then, touch the red “Record” button and capture moments till you want. Finally, stop recording by hitting the same red button. Your footage will automatically be saved in your gallery.

Record Slow Motion Using Android

Who needs a third-party app when Android also supports a slow-motion recording feature? Currently, almost all Android phones are offering slow-motion. The location and access to slow-motion options might differ per Android phone model. To start recording, look at the given steps:

Step 1

Unlock your phone and click on the “Camera” from the main screen. Click on the “More” option next to the “Portrait.” From the next menu, look for the “Slow Motion” circle icon.

Step 2

After selecting slow motion, adjust the focus manually. Head to the top-right corner and click on the small menu icon. Choose a frame rate and resolution from the displayed options. To start recording, touch the red “Record” button. When you capture the desired shots, press the red button again and get the video on your phone.

Part 3: Making Recorded Video in Slow Motion Using the Right Tools

Now, you are pretty much familiar with how to record slow-motion video using smartphones. A phenomenon that arises here is, can we slow down the normally recorded video? The simple answer is yes. There are many editing apps designed for this purpose. Adobe Premiere Pro is one such editing app to slow down the pre-recorded videos.

Step 1

Access your Adobe Premiere Pro application and import a video in the timeline. Identify the frame rate of your video clip for a non-choppy playback.

Step 2

The frame rate will tell you how much you need to slow down the video. To do so, use this “(Timeline Frame Rate ÷ Footage Frame Rate) x 100” formula. Before moving, analyze the slow motion you can add in your clip as per their frame rate.

Step 3

After making calculations, right-click on your footage in the timeline. Select the “Speed/Duration” option from the list and get a small pop-up screen. There, type any number; suppose you type 40% in the box given next to the “Speed.” Finally, click on the “OK” and press the Space bar to get a preview.

Bonus Part: Making Video Editing Simpler! Use Wondershare Filmora to Slow Down Your Video

Apart from Adobe Premiere Pro, there are many other software to do the same task. From multiple options, it’s quite difficult to pick the best option. Let us ease your selection by introducing Wondershare Filmora . It’s a video editing app that is much easier to operate than any other option. With AI integration, many time-consuming editing tasks are now a matter of seconds.

Free Download For Win 7 or later(64-bit)

Free Download For macOS 10.14 or later

How to Turn a Video into Slow-Motion with Optical Flow

As discussed earlier, Filmora can slow down your videos with customization options. Users can set their video to optical flow to automatically get slow speed with high quality.

Step 1Import a Project in Timeline after Launching Filmora

Launch the latest version of Filmora on your device. Access the main interface and choose the “New Project” option to start editing. From the editing screen, look for the “Import” option and bring your media to the timeline. Now, right-click on your video in the timeline to get an extended list. Select the “Uniform Speed” option to get a panel on the right side.

Step 2Explore the Uniform Speed option to Slow Down Videos

Move to that panel, hold, and drag the “Speed” slider towards the left. Drop the slider at your desired speed for slow-motion video. Go downward and click on the downward icon of “AI Interpolation.” From the extended menu, pick the “Optical Flow” option.

Step 3Head to Export Button Once You Finish Editing

Get a preview of the slow-motion video and decide whether to continue editing or quit. If you are done with editing, move to the top right corner and click on the “Export” button. Assign parameters of your choice and again press the “Export” option to get the file on your PC.

In slow-motion video editing, you can slow down videos to the extent you want. In addition, users can try the AI features of Filmora to explore its powerful functionalities. Keep reading to know some of the key features that Filmora offers to ensure your workflow.

1. AI Copilot Editing

Have you ever imagined AI as your assistant in video editing? Filmora offers an AI copilot editor to assist you in complex editing tasks. To optimize your workflow, it provides valuable insights and guidance with navigations. It ensures that your projects maintain high quality, so it detects conflicting parameters. Afterward, it sends error messages to prevent any issues.

2. AI Text-Based Editing

Getting editable text out of videos is no more challenging with this feature of Filmora. It offers transformative leap technology that converts audio into video and text. After getting transcribed text from the video, users can edit it as per their preferences. You can save work hours because AI can add subtitles to your movies. Also, it allows you to export, translate, and rewrite the subtitles.

3. AI Image

If you are searching for an image that matches your content needs, look no forward. You can generate your own image after giving instructions to AI. This creative concept of Filmora aims to bring your imagination into visual content. In this regard, you just have to describe your image in simple words. Later, users can pick one resolution and image style from endless options.

4. AI Thumbnail Creator

As a content creator, you might know that thumbnail creates a first impression on viewers. A stunning and informative thumbnail attracts viewers to watch the video. For this purpose, Filmora automatically detects the best shots out of your video as a thumbnail. Despite that, you can choose any thumbnail from the professional thumbnail templates library.

5. AI Music Generator

Finding a musical video according to the video content is a hectic job. What if AI generates a soundtrack tailored to your needs? Filmora can generate a musical video by assigning musical choices and sound duration. In addition, you can prompt the number of musical tracks you want. The generated music will be royalty-free and further editable.

Conclusion

Overall, slow-motion videos are becoming a necessity for digital media. That’s why smartphones are offering built-in slow-motion recording features. In this guide, you have learned how to record a slow-motion video and edit it using Premiere Pro. Still, there lies a need to get a better and easier option. For this, you can rely on Filmora, which offers powerful AI features to boost productivity.

Make A Slow Motion Video Make A Slow Motion Video More Features

Part 1: Some Important Deliverables to Ensure While Recording Videos in Slow Motion

Capture fleeting moments in the slow-motion mode of the camera to emphasize details. It’s the only way to highlight important aspects of sports and action scenes. Recording in slow motion is not difficult when you will learn how to record slow-motion video. Before learning, let’s understand important aspects you should look at while recording.

• Frame Rate: For slow-motion video, choosing the right frame rate is crucial. A higher framerate, such as 120fps and 240fps, allows smoother playback. So, before recording, ensure that your camera supports a good framerate.
• Resolution: Maintaining high-resolution videos is important to get good quality. Usually, slow-motion footage uses 4K and HD (High Definition) resolution. Having a high video resolution means providing clarity in details in videos.
• Shutter Speed: It refers to the speed at which the camera closes and controls exposure. Adjust the shutter speed to faster mode to capture every crisp in slow motion. It will prevent motion blur and help in freezing fast-moving objects.
• Audio Consideration: You should know that recording slow motion will affect the original audio. Meanwhile, some cameras preserve the original sound. So, be prepared and test your camera’s audio speed to ease the editing process.
• Focus and Stability: Minimize your camera shake and enable a stabilizer or tripod. Stable footage is essential to enhance the video quality. Moreover, try to keep your main subject in camera focus. In this regard, you can use manual focus control if necessary.
• Editing Software Compatibility: Another thing that you must consider is tool compatibility. It’s better to check it before recording so you will not regret it later. Check your editing tools are supporting the file format of the recorded slow-motion video.
• Storage Space: The “No More Storage” sign is a nightmare when you have recorded a perfect shot. Slow-motion videos consume large storage because of high resolution and frame rate. Thus, consider this aspect before recording to avoid inconvenience and arrange storage media.

Part 2: How to Record a Slow-Motion Video on Android/iPhone?

No matter your smartphone, recording slow-mo is just one click away. Luckily, you don’t need any separate app and technical equipment for this task. If you want to record slow motion now, keep reading this section for detailed steps. Here, you will find how to record a slow-motion video using an iPhone and Android.

Record Slow Motion Using an iPhone

Apple has offered a slow-motion feature since 2013 with the release of the iPhone 5s. Subsequent iPhone models also support this feature. Following are the steps that you can follow to record a slow-motion video on an iPhone:

Step 1

Before recording, set frame rate and resolution. To do so, go to “Settings” and scroll until you find “Camera.” After choosing the camera, touch the “Record Slo-mo.” From the given two choices, select one frame rate and resolution option.

Step 2

Now, tap on the “Camera” app on the home screen of your iPhone. Click on the “Slo-Mo” option next to the “Video.” Then, touch the red “Record” button and capture moments till you want. Finally, stop recording by hitting the same red button. Your footage will automatically be saved in your gallery.

Record Slow Motion Using Android

Who needs a third-party app when Android also supports a slow-motion recording feature? Currently, almost all Android phones are offering slow-motion. The location and access to slow-motion options might differ per Android phone model. To start recording, look at the given steps:

Step 1

Unlock your phone and click on the “Camera” from the main screen. Click on the “More” option next to the “Portrait.” From the next menu, look for the “Slow Motion” circle icon.

Step 2

After selecting slow motion, adjust the focus manually. Head to the top-right corner and click on the small menu icon. Choose a frame rate and resolution from the displayed options. To start recording, touch the red “Record” button. When you capture the desired shots, press the red button again and get the video on your phone.

Part 3: Making Recorded Video in Slow Motion Using the Right Tools

Now, you are pretty much familiar with how to record slow-motion video using smartphones. A phenomenon that arises here is, can we slow down the normally recorded video? The simple answer is yes. There are many editing apps designed for this purpose. Adobe Premiere Pro is one such editing app to slow down the pre-recorded videos.

Step 1

Access your Adobe Premiere Pro application and import a video in the timeline. Identify the frame rate of your video clip for a non-choppy playback.

Step 2

The frame rate will tell you how much you need to slow down the video. To do so, use this “(Timeline Frame Rate ÷ Footage Frame Rate) x 100” formula. Before moving, analyze the slow motion you can add in your clip as per their frame rate.

Step 3

After making calculations, right-click on your footage in the timeline. Select the “Speed/Duration” option from the list and get a small pop-up screen. There, type any number; suppose you type 40% in the box given next to the “Speed.” Finally, click on the “OK” and press the Space bar to get a preview.

Bonus Part: Making Video Editing Simpler! Use Wondershare Filmora to Slow Down Your Video

Apart from Adobe Premiere Pro, there are many other software to do the same task. From multiple options, it’s quite difficult to pick the best option. Let us ease your selection by introducing Wondershare Filmora . It’s a video editing app that is much easier to operate than any other option. With AI integration, many time-consuming editing tasks are now a matter of seconds.

Free Download For Win 7 or later(64-bit)

Free Download For macOS 10.14 or later

How to Turn a Video into Slow-Motion with Optical Flow

As discussed earlier, Filmora can slow down your videos with customization options. Users can set their video to optical flow to automatically get slow speed with high quality.

Step 1Import a Project in Timeline after Launching Filmora

Launch the latest version of Filmora on your device. Access the main interface and choose the “New Project” option to start editing. From the editing screen, look for the “Import” option and bring your media to the timeline. Now, right-click on your video in the timeline to get an extended list. Select the “Uniform Speed” option to get a panel on the right side.

Step 2Explore the Uniform Speed option to Slow Down Videos

Move to that panel, hold, and drag the “Speed” slider towards the left. Drop the slider at your desired speed for slow-motion video. Go downward and click on the downward icon of “AI Interpolation.” From the extended menu, pick the “Optical Flow” option.

Step 3Head to Export Button Once You Finish Editing

Get a preview of the slow-motion video and decide whether to continue editing or quit. If you are done with editing, move to the top right corner and click on the “Export” button. Assign parameters of your choice and again press the “Export” option to get the file on your PC.

In slow-motion video editing, you can slow down videos to the extent you want. In addition, users can try the AI features of Filmora to explore its powerful functionalities. Keep reading to know some of the key features that Filmora offers to ensure your workflow.

1. AI Copilot Editing

Have you ever imagined AI as your assistant in video editing? Filmora offers an AI copilot editor to assist you in complex editing tasks. To optimize your workflow, it provides valuable insights and guidance with navigations. It ensures that your projects maintain high quality, so it detects conflicting parameters. Afterward, it sends error messages to prevent any issues.

2. AI Text-Based Editing

Getting editable text out of videos is no more challenging with this feature of Filmora. It offers transformative leap technology that converts audio into video and text. After getting transcribed text from the video, users can edit it as per their preferences. You can save work hours because AI can add subtitles to your movies. Also, it allows you to export, translate, and rewrite the subtitles.

3. AI Image

If you are searching for an image that matches your content needs, look no forward. You can generate your own image after giving instructions to AI. This creative concept of Filmora aims to bring your imagination into visual content. In this regard, you just have to describe your image in simple words. Later, users can pick one resolution and image style from endless options.

4. AI Thumbnail Creator

As a content creator, you might know that thumbnail creates a first impression on viewers. A stunning and informative thumbnail attracts viewers to watch the video. For this purpose, Filmora automatically detects the best shots out of your video as a thumbnail. Despite that, you can choose any thumbnail from the professional thumbnail templates library.

5. AI Music Generator

Finding a musical video according to the video content is a hectic job. What if AI generates a soundtrack tailored to your needs? Filmora can generate a musical video by assigning musical choices and sound duration. In addition, you can prompt the number of musical tracks you want. The generated music will be royalty-free and further editable.

Conclusion

Overall, slow-motion videos are becoming a necessity for digital media. That’s why smartphones are offering built-in slow-motion recording features. In this guide, you have learned how to record a slow-motion video and edit it using Premiere Pro. Still, there lies a need to get a better and easier option. For this, you can rely on Filmora, which offers powerful AI features to boost productivity.

Want to Learn How to Make Gaming Montage Videos? You Have Come to the Right Place. This Guide Will Teach You All You Need to Know to Create Montages of Video Games and Share Them with Other Players

The popularity of gaming montage is growing every day in today’s pop culture. There are currently more than 2.5 billion gamers, and most of them love watching gaming video content on YouTube. Whether people use a montage to parody gaming montages themselves or show off their skills, the effort and time put into them create impressive results.

We will explain how to create gaming montages and give you some tips that you might want to keep in mind to make epic videos.

How to Make a Gaming Montage

You have several options when it comes to creating gaming montages. You can include a random cut of great scenes, a mixture of the highlighted moments you found thrilling and would like to share with other gamers. In other cases, you’ll have to think of an engaging story in advance, then base your gameplay on this story.

Essentially, the workflow will be slightly different for these two scenarios. It’s much easier with the random cut type, especially when using a reliable video editor. Editing montages is as exciting as playing the game.

With that in mind, here is how to make a gaming montage.

1) Decide Your Montage Story/Type

Deciding your montage type beforehand helps clear your mind and create an epic gaming montage that will keep viewers watching. It allows you to choose the relevant video clips for your gaming montage.

Choose the topic of the video and decide the length of each clip and the sequence of the clips. Be sure to put the most epic or funny clips in the last section of your video. And this will make your viewers watch the video until the end.

2) Record Your Gameplay Footage

The methods to capture the gameplay varies depending on the platform where the game is. The most important thing you have to keep in mind is to ensure your recorder supports Replay Buffer; this will allow you to record scenes that occurred minutes or seconds ago.

That means you do not need to record the gameplay the whole time and burn your hardware. Instead, you’ll capture the moment after interesting things occur.

Game consoles like PS4 allow you to record the video natively for a maximum of one hour with the gamepad. A capture card lets you record it longer than 60 minutes.

Once you’ve all the clips you want on your PC, head over to https://filmora.wondershare.net/filmora-video-editor.html and download Filmora and install the software on your computer. This program allows you to edit your video clips and add cool effects that will make viewers keep watching.

3) Import You Videos to Media Library

You only have to import the videos to Filmora’s media library and then drag and drop them into the timeline, where you can start making the edits.

By right-clicking on the clip in your timeline, you’ll see the options to zoom, speed, change, split, or trim your videos. You can also add sound effects by going to the Audio Tab.

Import Videos

4) Choose Background Music for Your Montage

Music will help make your gaming montage engaging. Make sure you use a license-free track if you plan to post it on social media.

Using copyrighted music tracks and uploading the video on social media platforms can lead to video strikes. Luckily, Filmora has loads of non-copyrighted music tracks.

Navigate to Stock Media, where you’ll find non-copyrighted music on Pixabay, and choose the one you prefer.

Choose Background Music

5) Edit the Gaming Montage

With Filmora’s auto gaming montage maker, you can watch the video clip with the music you have selected. This tool will analyze beat points to change the video and effects.

Additionally, the tool can identify any bad parts in your video and delete them so that the video matches the music.

The Effects tab allows you to add multiple overlays and filters to your gaming montage video. Filmora has different categories of overlays that let you add emotions or personality to your montage. You can also use it to set the tone in your video.

Filters allow you to spice up your gaming videos. There are also different types of filters on Filmora.

Edit Gaming Montage

6) Export Your Gaming Montage Video

Once you have finished editing your video and added music, hit the Export button. Doing this will allow you to export your edited video and save it on your computer.

You can now enter your login details and upload your gaming montage video on your YouTube channel to share it with other players.

Useful Tips for Making a Gaming Montage

Making gaming montages can help you build a large online community if you do the right thing. When making a gaming montage, there are a few tips that you should keep in mind. They include:

1. Apply Velocity Effects

Adding velocity effects to your montage will help get the attention of viewers. You can couple the transition between scenes with a speed ramping effect.

Include slow motion where there is a gunshot or other big gaming moment. You can then speed up things to quickly move into another scene. You can create these velocity effects in Filmora and make it smooth.

2. Avoid Game Loading Scenes

Do not include game loading scenes or any unnecessary clips in the gaming montage. Your audience does not have the time to wait for the scenes to load because they want to see action fast.

3. Sync Gunshot with Music Beat

Try to match gunshot sounds with beats and rhythms in shooter video games. The beats of the music and the soothing sync of gunshots will catch viewers’ attention and your video will become popular among gamers.

4. Add Creative Transitions

You can spice up your gaming montage by adding transitions, especially when you have loads of clips for the montage. But avoid overusing it, as you could confuse your audience with a range of dazzling and glaring transitions.

5. Color Grade the Video for the Mood

Use color grading to your advantage, as it can set the mood of your viewers. You can decide to make some scenes black and white to catch the viewers’ attention.

6. Add Video Vignettes for Special Occasions

You can add dark edges around the corners of your video to highlight action or create a certain mood. For gameplay based on a story, use vignetting to add a sense of nostalgia or as a flashback that shows viewers the past.

You can use Filmora to apply the vignetting effect by heading to Advanced Color Tuning, then clicking the Vignette option. You can then add the vignette effect to the video. Additionally, you can adjust the vignette’s exposure, feather, roundness, size, and highlights.

Best Gaming Montage for Studying

Here are three gaming montages that are good for studying.

1. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare

Uploaded by DemixB, the Call of Duty Game Montage uses Jacques Offenbach’s Can Can Music track. It’s a happy song that has a tempo of 81 BPM. The track has average danceable energy, and it’s somewhat danceable.

DemixB set the gunshot in the montage video to the music tune. The track builds up to the climax when the gunshot echoes with the attention-grabbing orchestral explosions.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare

2. ShutteR’s Gaming Montage

In the gaming montage uploaded by ShutteR on his YouTube channel, he used velocity effects to enhance the video. You’ll see that the transition in each scene is paired with adrenaline-pumping, speed-ramping effects.

ShutteR used a slow-motion to highlight action in each scene, then speeds up again when he wants to fast out into the next scene.; this makes the video more engaging to keep viewers glued to their screens.

ShutteR’s Gaming Montage

3. NEVERMORE [CS: GO]

NEVERMORE [CS: GO] was uploaded by Fuze on his YouTube channel, and it has creative gameplay. The gaming montage is based on a story. He did the project with Apel, an artist who designed the Fever Dream series skins in the video.

The basic idea of this gaming montage was that the main game character is a corrupted policeman with purple glowing eyes because he’s not human.

When the edits begin, the shape of the main character will shift from CS: GO CT models and turn into his real corrupt CT shape. So that’s why his name keeps changing. You can get his real identity by pausing some of the frames and looking at the “Killfeed.”

NEVERMORE [CS: GO]

Closing Thoughts:

Gaming montage involves picking and editing a range of video clips, which are brought together to create engaging video content. It consists of the best scenes from gameplay and non-copyrighted background music.

Use Filmora to edit and add effects to your video, including transitions and overlays. Your gaming montage will get more views, hence becoming popular among players.

The popularity of gaming montage is growing every day in today’s pop culture. There are currently more than 2.5 billion gamers, and most of them love watching gaming video content on YouTube. Whether people use a montage to parody gaming montages themselves or show off their skills, the effort and time put into them create impressive results.

We will explain how to create gaming montages and give you some tips that you might want to keep in mind to make epic videos.

How to Make a Gaming Montage

You have several options when it comes to creating gaming montages. You can include a random cut of great scenes, a mixture of the highlighted moments you found thrilling and would like to share with other gamers. In other cases, you’ll have to think of an engaging story in advance, then base your gameplay on this story.

Essentially, the workflow will be slightly different for these two scenarios. It’s much easier with the random cut type, especially when using a reliable video editor. Editing montages is as exciting as playing the game.

With that in mind, here is how to make a gaming montage.

1) Decide Your Montage Story/Type

Deciding your montage type beforehand helps clear your mind and create an epic gaming montage that will keep viewers watching. It allows you to choose the relevant video clips for your gaming montage.

Choose the topic of the video and decide the length of each clip and the sequence of the clips. Be sure to put the most epic or funny clips in the last section of your video. And this will make your viewers watch the video until the end.

2) Record Your Gameplay Footage

The methods to capture the gameplay varies depending on the platform where the game is. The most important thing you have to keep in mind is to ensure your recorder supports Replay Buffer; this will allow you to record scenes that occurred minutes or seconds ago.

That means you do not need to record the gameplay the whole time and burn your hardware. Instead, you’ll capture the moment after interesting things occur.

Game consoles like PS4 allow you to record the video natively for a maximum of one hour with the gamepad. A capture card lets you record it longer than 60 minutes.

Once you’ve all the clips you want on your PC, head over to https://filmora.wondershare.net/filmora-video-editor.html and download Filmora and install the software on your computer. This program allows you to edit your video clips and add cool effects that will make viewers keep watching.

3) Import You Videos to Media Library

You only have to import the videos to Filmora’s media library and then drag and drop them into the timeline, where you can start making the edits.

By right-clicking on the clip in your timeline, you’ll see the options to zoom, speed, change, split, or trim your videos. You can also add sound effects by going to the Audio Tab.

Import Videos

4) Choose Background Music for Your Montage

Music will help make your gaming montage engaging. Make sure you use a license-free track if you plan to post it on social media.

Using copyrighted music tracks and uploading the video on social media platforms can lead to video strikes. Luckily, Filmora has loads of non-copyrighted music tracks.

Navigate to Stock Media, where you’ll find non-copyrighted music on Pixabay, and choose the one you prefer.

Choose Background Music

5) Edit the Gaming Montage

With Filmora’s auto gaming montage maker, you can watch the video clip with the music you have selected. This tool will analyze beat points to change the video and effects.

Additionally, the tool can identify any bad parts in your video and delete them so that the video matches the music.

The Effects tab allows you to add multiple overlays and filters to your gaming montage video. Filmora has different categories of overlays that let you add emotions or personality to your montage. You can also use it to set the tone in your video.

Filters allow you to spice up your gaming videos. There are also different types of filters on Filmora.

Edit Gaming Montage

6) Export Your Gaming Montage Video

Once you have finished editing your video and added music, hit the Export button. Doing this will allow you to export your edited video and save it on your computer.

You can now enter your login details and upload your gaming montage video on your YouTube channel to share it with other players.

Useful Tips for Making a Gaming Montage

Making gaming montages can help you build a large online community if you do the right thing. When making a gaming montage, there are a few tips that you should keep in mind. They include:

1. Apply Velocity Effects

Adding velocity effects to your montage will help get the attention of viewers. You can couple the transition between scenes with a speed ramping effect.

Include slow motion where there is a gunshot or other big gaming moment. You can then speed up things to quickly move into another scene. You can create these velocity effects in Filmora and make it smooth.

2. Avoid Game Loading Scenes

Do not include game loading scenes or any unnecessary clips in the gaming montage. Your audience does not have the time to wait for the scenes to load because they want to see action fast.

3. Sync Gunshot with Music Beat

Try to match gunshot sounds with beats and rhythms in shooter video games. The beats of the music and the soothing sync of gunshots will catch viewers’ attention and your video will become popular among gamers.

4. Add Creative Transitions

You can spice up your gaming montage by adding transitions, especially when you have loads of clips for the montage. But avoid overusing it, as you could confuse your audience with a range of dazzling and glaring transitions.

5. Color Grade the Video for the Mood

Use color grading to your advantage, as it can set the mood of your viewers. You can decide to make some scenes black and white to catch the viewers’ attention.

6. Add Video Vignettes for Special Occasions

You can add dark edges around the corners of your video to highlight action or create a certain mood. For gameplay based on a story, use vignetting to add a sense of nostalgia or as a flashback that shows viewers the past.

You can use Filmora to apply the vignetting effect by heading to Advanced Color Tuning, then clicking the Vignette option. You can then add the vignette effect to the video. Additionally, you can adjust the vignette’s exposure, feather, roundness, size, and highlights.

Best Gaming Montage for Studying

Here are three gaming montages that are good for studying.

1. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare

Uploaded by DemixB, the Call of Duty Game Montage uses Jacques Offenbach’s Can Can Music track. It’s a happy song that has a tempo of 81 BPM. The track has average danceable energy, and it’s somewhat danceable.

DemixB set the gunshot in the montage video to the music tune. The track builds up to the climax when the gunshot echoes with the attention-grabbing orchestral explosions.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare

2. ShutteR’s Gaming Montage

In the gaming montage uploaded by ShutteR on his YouTube channel, he used velocity effects to enhance the video. You’ll see that the transition in each scene is paired with adrenaline-pumping, speed-ramping effects.

ShutteR used a slow-motion to highlight action in each scene, then speeds up again when he wants to fast out into the next scene.; this makes the video more engaging to keep viewers glued to their screens.

ShutteR’s Gaming Montage

3. NEVERMORE [CS: GO]

NEVERMORE [CS: GO] was uploaded by Fuze on his YouTube channel, and it has creative gameplay. The gaming montage is based on a story. He did the project with Apel, an artist who designed the Fever Dream series skins in the video.

The basic idea of this gaming montage was that the main game character is a corrupted policeman with purple glowing eyes because he’s not human.

When the edits begin, the shape of the main character will shift from CS: GO CT models and turn into his real corrupt CT shape. So that’s why his name keeps changing. You can get his real identity by pausing some of the frames and looking at the “Killfeed.”

NEVERMORE [CS: GO]

Closing Thoughts:

Gaming montage involves picking and editing a range of video clips, which are brought together to create engaging video content. It consists of the best scenes from gameplay and non-copyrighted background music.

Use Filmora to edit and add effects to your video, including transitions and overlays. Your gaming montage will get more views, hence becoming popular among players.

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