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How to Create Video in Text Intro?
Have you ever seen videos on social media apps or movies and seen a video in text like the title as the intro? The highly appealing and unique style makes the video introduction stand out. Not to mention, it creates an illusion of almost-transparent titles that showcase the video playing in a subdued manner in the background, thereby showcasing a modern, funky intro.
Now, are you planning to create an effect such as that on your own video project? Worry not; you do not have to hire video editing experts at enormous costs or opt for a video editing course, to name a few. With Wondershare Filmora , you can create the effect at more than half the cost and effort. Let’s learn how that works.
1. Accessing the software
The first step to kickstart the whole process is downloading the software into your system. For this, visit the official website of Filmora and click on the Download button at the top of the page or the description. This will automatically download an installer for the app on your device.
Free Download For Win 7 or later(64-bit)
Free Download For macOS 10.14 or later
From the Downloads section of your Mac or Windows-based device in the browser, double-click on the installer. It will ask you to confirm the terms and conditions and press the Install button on the next pop-up prompt. Then will start the overall downloading process of the software into your device, and it will take some seconds, after which Filmora will automatically open to the homepage.
Click on the “Create New Project” button on the homepage, and that will launch the software to the editor window.
2. Add Sample Color
On the main editor window of Filmora, you have to go to the My Media section. From the drop-down list, click on the folder full of Sample Colors. Next, click on the black sample color option and drag it down to the editing timeline. Finally, drop it in the place of the Track 1 section on the timeline.
3. Put the Title tile into the video
After you add the sample color to the timeline, you have to click on the Titles tab from the top main toolbar of Filmora. Out of the options you find here, choose the Default Title. Then, hold it and drag the title template onto the Track 2 section of the editing timeline, and drop it in place.
Then, double-click on it to open the editing panel for the text. You will see a text field where you can update the title wording instead of “Your Title Here”. Then, you have to change the size of this title text to 280. Make sure to adjust the font style to whichever option you prefer, but typically a blocky style works. Click on the Bold icon to change the structure of the title text.
Scroll downward among the text editing parameters until you see the Text Spacing option. Whatever the default value here is placed as, you have to turn it to 10. After that, click on the OK button.
4. Take a Snapshot
After adjusting the size and dimension of the title you added, click on the Snapshot icon to take a screenshot of the Track 2 title clip that has been changed. Then, select both of the clips on Tracks 1 and 2 and remove them from the timeline.
5. Insert the background video
Next, go to the My Media tab again and choose the Project Media option. Right-click on the library section and tap on the Import button. This will open you to the device storage of your computer. From there, please search for the video clip you want to insert into your project as the main video background and import it into Filmora.
Then, when that is available in your media library section, hold it and drag and drop the clip onto the timeline in the Track 1 section.
6. Add the Black and White Effect
Move the playhead forward to the 15-second mark on the added clip in the timeline. Then, tap on the scissor icon to split this clip. Please tap on the excess amount of the video clip and delete it.
Following that, click on the Effects tab on the top toolbar of Filmora. Out of the list of various effects that you will find, tap on the Black and White category and choose the Willow effect. If you cannot find the Willow effect easily, you can directly search for it in the text search field above and select from there.
Then, drag the willow effect to the video clip in the timeline below, keeping a watch on the preview window. The effect will turn the video into its format of Black and White.
7. Add the Screenshot to the Edit
Again, scroll up to the My Media section and tap on the screenshot you created earlier. Then, drag it down onto Track 2 of the editing timeline. Then, use the playback to mark the beginning of the video two frames off of the beginning of the video. Then, move the clip to that position so that it starts from that point onward.
Next, move the playback to the 14-second mark and adjust the Track 3 clip to fit that section perfectly.
8. Use the Chroma Key Effect
Now, double-tap on the Snapshot clip and choose the Video tab. Activate the Chroma Key option and go to the color picker section. Choose the black color from the clip shown on the preview window.
You must now click on the Crop option from the function bar. On the top, you will get the option for Pan and Zoom. Click on it and shorten the visible bright window by dragging it towards the center. Move this cropped rectangle to an all-white position. This will determine the end point of the text to be shown at the starting position of the video.
Move the playhead ahead in the timestamp and again click on the Chroma Key button from the function bar. When it opens, click on the Chroma key option in the editor and change the edge thickness value to a -7 number.
9. Export the Clip
Once done, you need to export this clip. To do so, tap on the Export button at the top of the screen. On the Export page, change the name of the video to the intro title text and go to Settings to see its resolution condition. For the best effect, you should choose the higher bit rate of the file while exporting. After you are done, tap on the Export button.
Once the video gets exported, delete the screenshot clip you took from the timeline.
10. Add the Effect on the Video Clip
Double-click on the background video clip on the timeline to open the text editor window. Tap on the Effects tab in this section and remove the Willow effect from your video.
You must extend the video duration to 20 seconds in the lowermost editing window. After that, import the exported video clip from where you stored it after downloading.
11. Drop the Exported Video Version Next
Following this, you must import the video you exported into the timeline. For this, you have to click on the My Media section and go to Project Media. Then, right-click on the library section here and tap on Import. Choose the file and import it from the location where you saved it.
Then, drag and drop the file back into the timeline. Here, the next step for you is to adjust the playhead position for the new video clip. Move the play head to the 14th second and the 14th frame position to synchronize it with the Track 3 video clip.
Then, double-click on the video, and under the video tab, choose the Chroma Key option. Then, tap on the color picker and choose to add white color from the preview window. After this, select the Edge Thickness parameter on the editor window and increase it to a value of 1.5.
12. Render Preview and Export Final Intro
Once you are done, click on the Render Preview icon to watch how your edited video stands out. If you are unsatisfied with the outcomes, you can easily roll it back and make the changes. Export the file after you see the preview and are fully satisfied with the effect.
Conclusion
Following the steps outlined, you can create detailed and high-quality introductions on your videos in minutes. Try out the process and features on the software to create more effects and transitions, and play around with other dynamic title design ideas. Filmora has a complete list of title templates that you can also use.
Free Download For macOS 10.14 or later
From the Downloads section of your Mac or Windows-based device in the browser, double-click on the installer. It will ask you to confirm the terms and conditions and press the Install button on the next pop-up prompt. Then will start the overall downloading process of the software into your device, and it will take some seconds, after which Filmora will automatically open to the homepage.
Click on the “Create New Project” button on the homepage, and that will launch the software to the editor window.
2. Add Sample Color
On the main editor window of Filmora, you have to go to the My Media section. From the drop-down list, click on the folder full of Sample Colors. Next, click on the black sample color option and drag it down to the editing timeline. Finally, drop it in the place of the Track 1 section on the timeline.
3. Put the Title tile into the video
After you add the sample color to the timeline, you have to click on the Titles tab from the top main toolbar of Filmora. Out of the options you find here, choose the Default Title. Then, hold it and drag the title template onto the Track 2 section of the editing timeline, and drop it in place.
Then, double-click on it to open the editing panel for the text. You will see a text field where you can update the title wording instead of “Your Title Here”. Then, you have to change the size of this title text to 280. Make sure to adjust the font style to whichever option you prefer, but typically a blocky style works. Click on the Bold icon to change the structure of the title text.
Scroll downward among the text editing parameters until you see the Text Spacing option. Whatever the default value here is placed as, you have to turn it to 10. After that, click on the OK button.
4. Take a Snapshot
After adjusting the size and dimension of the title you added, click on the Snapshot icon to take a screenshot of the Track 2 title clip that has been changed. Then, select both of the clips on Tracks 1 and 2 and remove them from the timeline.
5. Insert the background video
Next, go to the My Media tab again and choose the Project Media option. Right-click on the library section and tap on the Import button. This will open you to the device storage of your computer. From there, please search for the video clip you want to insert into your project as the main video background and import it into Filmora.
Then, when that is available in your media library section, hold it and drag and drop the clip onto the timeline in the Track 1 section.
6. Add the Black and White Effect
Move the playhead forward to the 15-second mark on the added clip in the timeline. Then, tap on the scissor icon to split this clip. Please tap on the excess amount of the video clip and delete it.
Following that, click on the Effects tab on the top toolbar of Filmora. Out of the list of various effects that you will find, tap on the Black and White category and choose the Willow effect. If you cannot find the Willow effect easily, you can directly search for it in the text search field above and select from there.
Then, drag the willow effect to the video clip in the timeline below, keeping a watch on the preview window. The effect will turn the video into its format of Black and White.
7. Add the Screenshot to the Edit
Again, scroll up to the My Media section and tap on the screenshot you created earlier. Then, drag it down onto Track 2 of the editing timeline. Then, use the playback to mark the beginning of the video two frames off of the beginning of the video. Then, move the clip to that position so that it starts from that point onward.
Next, move the playback to the 14-second mark and adjust the Track 3 clip to fit that section perfectly.
8. Use the Chroma Key Effect
Now, double-tap on the Snapshot clip and choose the Video tab. Activate the Chroma Key option and go to the color picker section. Choose the black color from the clip shown on the preview window.
You must now click on the Crop option from the function bar. On the top, you will get the option for Pan and Zoom. Click on it and shorten the visible bright window by dragging it towards the center. Move this cropped rectangle to an all-white position. This will determine the end point of the text to be shown at the starting position of the video.
Move the playhead ahead in the timestamp and again click on the Chroma Key button from the function bar. When it opens, click on the Chroma key option in the editor and change the edge thickness value to a -7 number.
9. Export the Clip
Once done, you need to export this clip. To do so, tap on the Export button at the top of the screen. On the Export page, change the name of the video to the intro title text and go to Settings to see its resolution condition. For the best effect, you should choose the higher bit rate of the file while exporting. After you are done, tap on the Export button.
Once the video gets exported, delete the screenshot clip you took from the timeline.
10. Add the Effect on the Video Clip
Double-click on the background video clip on the timeline to open the text editor window. Tap on the Effects tab in this section and remove the Willow effect from your video.
You must extend the video duration to 20 seconds in the lowermost editing window. After that, import the exported video clip from where you stored it after downloading.
11. Drop the Exported Video Version Next
Following this, you must import the video you exported into the timeline. For this, you have to click on the My Media section and go to Project Media. Then, right-click on the library section here and tap on Import. Choose the file and import it from the location where you saved it.
Then, drag and drop the file back into the timeline. Here, the next step for you is to adjust the playhead position for the new video clip. Move the play head to the 14th second and the 14th frame position to synchronize it with the Track 3 video clip.
Then, double-click on the video, and under the video tab, choose the Chroma Key option. Then, tap on the color picker and choose to add white color from the preview window. After this, select the Edge Thickness parameter on the editor window and increase it to a value of 1.5.
12. Render Preview and Export Final Intro
Once you are done, click on the Render Preview icon to watch how your edited video stands out. If you are unsatisfied with the outcomes, you can easily roll it back and make the changes. Export the file after you see the preview and are fully satisfied with the effect.
Conclusion
Following the steps outlined, you can create detailed and high-quality introductions on your videos in minutes. Try out the process and features on the software to create more effects and transitions, and play around with other dynamic title design ideas. Filmora has a complete list of title templates that you can also use.
How to Create Intro Video with KineMaster
The intro is considered to be the most important part of a video. The intro comes first in a video and the first impression is crucial in retaining the viewers. If the intro is gripping and engaging, the viewers are likely to check the rest of the video. In order to create a stunning video, you need to have the best video editor. If you are a smartphone user, KineMaster intro maker should be your first choice.
You must have seen videos with stunning intro having KineMaster watermark on social media and video streaming platforms. Starting from beginners to professional video creators, KineMaster is an easy choice for them to make video intro. KineMaster is a powerful intro maker where you will find several templates, effects, and modes to create stunning intros for your videos. We will illustrate the steps to create intro video with KineMaster Intro Maker.
Part 1. Steps to Create Intro Video with KineMaster
KineMaster video editor is one of the most intuitive apps and that is why creating amazing intro videos is super easy. KineMaster app is available for both Android and iOS users. There are awesome assets, amazing templates, and useful blending modes available to design your desired intro video. You can create 4K intro videos at 60 FPS comfortably. Here are the steps to create intro KineMaster video.
Step 1: Go for KineMaster intro download as per your smartphone OS. Launch KineMaster app and tap on Create New icon on the home screen.
Step 2: Select an aspect ratio such as 16:9 or 9:16 or 1:1 as per your requirements. On the next screen, tap on Background and select a background as per your preference.
Step 3: On the layer at the bottom and select Text option. Type in your text that you want to show in the intro and tap on Ok button. You can change the font and style from the right panel.
Step 4: Select the text layer and from the right panel, tap on In Animation option to animate the text. Select a desired animation template that you think is appropriate.
Step 5: Tap on the text layer again and tap on Effect option to add a text effect. Choose any desired Effect from the list. You can also tap on Get More to check out more effect templates.
After you apply an effect, select the Effect layer from the timeline and go to Settings to make any adjustment. You can play and watch the intro video. Besides, you can add background photo or video and add graphical elements to enhance the intro animation.
Part 2. How to Create 3D Intro with KineMaster
We have illustrated how to create a text intro video and you can try out different animations and effects and come up with creative intro video. There is a viral trend in showing 3D intro to get more traction. You can use KineMaster to create amazing 3D intro videos easily that can go along with your video content. Here are the simple steps on how you can create 3D video with KineMaster.
Step 1: Install KineMaster from Play Store or App Store as per your smartphone OS. Launch KineMaster app after installation and tap on Create New icon.
Step 2: Select an aspect ratio and tap on Background option. Select a background color as per your preference. Otherwise, you can tap on Media Browser if you want to add a pre-decided photo or video as a background. We recommend a background video to amplify the 3D effect.
Step 3: It is time to add a 3D title. You can tap on Layer icon and Text icon to type in any title that you can turn into 3D with text effect or style. You can also tap on Media icon to select a ready-made 3D text with a transparent background. After adding the text, you can stretch it to increase the size as per your preference.
Step 4: From the right panel, tap on In Animation option and select a desired animation template. Similarly, tap on Out Animation option and select any animation whichever you think it is fit.
Step 5: From the right panel, tap on Overall Animation, select an animation template such as floating to enhance the 3D effect.
Part 3. Related FAQs of KineMaster Intro Video
What app most YouTubers use to make intros?
Apart from KineMaster, most YouTubers use Wondershare Filmora to make amazing videos. Filmora has a wider range of video effects, animations, and stock photos and videos. On top of that, the text animation and effect templates are tailor-made for intro videos.
Is KineMaster good for making YouTube videos?
Yes, KineMaster is good for creating engaging YouTube videos. You can create amazing intro and outro for your YouTube video on your smartphone. You can blend your photos and videos together and create amazing YouTube videos and stunning texts and titles. Besides, you can use chroma keys, transitions, reverse timing, and multi-layer features.
Can KineMaster handle 4K?
Yes, KineMaster is perfect for editing 4K video taken with high-end cameras. After editing the videos, you can export them in 4K resolution up to 60 FPS. However, you will need a high-end smartphone for KineMaster to handle 4K video editing smoothl
The intro is considered to be the most important part of a video. The intro comes first in a video and the first impression is crucial in retaining the viewers. If the intro is gripping and engaging, the viewers are likely to check the rest of the video. In order to create a stunning video, you need to have the best video editor. If you are a smartphone user, KineMaster intro maker should be your first choice.
You must have seen videos with stunning intro having KineMaster watermark on social media and video streaming platforms. Starting from beginners to professional video creators, KineMaster is an easy choice for them to make video intro. KineMaster is a powerful intro maker where you will find several templates, effects, and modes to create stunning intros for your videos. We will illustrate the steps to create intro video with KineMaster Intro Maker.
Part 1. Steps to Create Intro Video with KineMaster
KineMaster video editor is one of the most intuitive apps and that is why creating amazing intro videos is super easy. KineMaster app is available for both Android and iOS users. There are awesome assets, amazing templates, and useful blending modes available to design your desired intro video. You can create 4K intro videos at 60 FPS comfortably. Here are the steps to create intro KineMaster video.
Step 1: Go for KineMaster intro download as per your smartphone OS. Launch KineMaster app and tap on Create New icon on the home screen.
Step 2: Select an aspect ratio such as 16:9 or 9:16 or 1:1 as per your requirements. On the next screen, tap on Background and select a background as per your preference.
Step 3: On the layer at the bottom and select Text option. Type in your text that you want to show in the intro and tap on Ok button. You can change the font and style from the right panel.
Step 4: Select the text layer and from the right panel, tap on In Animation option to animate the text. Select a desired animation template that you think is appropriate.
Step 5: Tap on the text layer again and tap on Effect option to add a text effect. Choose any desired Effect from the list. You can also tap on Get More to check out more effect templates.
After you apply an effect, select the Effect layer from the timeline and go to Settings to make any adjustment. You can play and watch the intro video. Besides, you can add background photo or video and add graphical elements to enhance the intro animation.
Part 2. How to Create 3D Intro with KineMaster
We have illustrated how to create a text intro video and you can try out different animations and effects and come up with creative intro video. There is a viral trend in showing 3D intro to get more traction. You can use KineMaster to create amazing 3D intro videos easily that can go along with your video content. Here are the simple steps on how you can create 3D video with KineMaster.
Step 1: Install KineMaster from Play Store or App Store as per your smartphone OS. Launch KineMaster app after installation and tap on Create New icon.
Step 2: Select an aspect ratio and tap on Background option. Select a background color as per your preference. Otherwise, you can tap on Media Browser if you want to add a pre-decided photo or video as a background. We recommend a background video to amplify the 3D effect.
Step 3: It is time to add a 3D title. You can tap on Layer icon and Text icon to type in any title that you can turn into 3D with text effect or style. You can also tap on Media icon to select a ready-made 3D text with a transparent background. After adding the text, you can stretch it to increase the size as per your preference.
Step 4: From the right panel, tap on In Animation option and select a desired animation template. Similarly, tap on Out Animation option and select any animation whichever you think it is fit.
Step 5: From the right panel, tap on Overall Animation, select an animation template such as floating to enhance the 3D effect.
Part 3. Related FAQs of KineMaster Intro Video
What app most YouTubers use to make intros?
Apart from KineMaster, most YouTubers use Wondershare Filmora to make amazing videos. Filmora has a wider range of video effects, animations, and stock photos and videos. On top of that, the text animation and effect templates are tailor-made for intro videos.
Is KineMaster good for making YouTube videos?
Yes, KineMaster is good for creating engaging YouTube videos. You can create amazing intro and outro for your YouTube video on your smartphone. You can blend your photos and videos together and create amazing YouTube videos and stunning texts and titles. Besides, you can use chroma keys, transitions, reverse timing, and multi-layer features.
Can KineMaster handle 4K?
Yes, KineMaster is perfect for editing 4K video taken with high-end cameras. After editing the videos, you can export them in 4K resolution up to 60 FPS. However, you will need a high-end smartphone for KineMaster to handle 4K video editing smoothl
The intro is considered to be the most important part of a video. The intro comes first in a video and the first impression is crucial in retaining the viewers. If the intro is gripping and engaging, the viewers are likely to check the rest of the video. In order to create a stunning video, you need to have the best video editor. If you are a smartphone user, KineMaster intro maker should be your first choice.
You must have seen videos with stunning intro having KineMaster watermark on social media and video streaming platforms. Starting from beginners to professional video creators, KineMaster is an easy choice for them to make video intro. KineMaster is a powerful intro maker where you will find several templates, effects, and modes to create stunning intros for your videos. We will illustrate the steps to create intro video with KineMaster Intro Maker.
Part 1. Steps to Create Intro Video with KineMaster
KineMaster video editor is one of the most intuitive apps and that is why creating amazing intro videos is super easy. KineMaster app is available for both Android and iOS users. There are awesome assets, amazing templates, and useful blending modes available to design your desired intro video. You can create 4K intro videos at 60 FPS comfortably. Here are the steps to create intro KineMaster video.
Step 1: Go for KineMaster intro download as per your smartphone OS. Launch KineMaster app and tap on Create New icon on the home screen.
Step 2: Select an aspect ratio such as 16:9 or 9:16 or 1:1 as per your requirements. On the next screen, tap on Background and select a background as per your preference.
Step 3: On the layer at the bottom and select Text option. Type in your text that you want to show in the intro and tap on Ok button. You can change the font and style from the right panel.
Step 4: Select the text layer and from the right panel, tap on In Animation option to animate the text. Select a desired animation template that you think is appropriate.
Step 5: Tap on the text layer again and tap on Effect option to add a text effect. Choose any desired Effect from the list. You can also tap on Get More to check out more effect templates.
After you apply an effect, select the Effect layer from the timeline and go to Settings to make any adjustment. You can play and watch the intro video. Besides, you can add background photo or video and add graphical elements to enhance the intro animation.
Part 2. How to Create 3D Intro with KineMaster
We have illustrated how to create a text intro video and you can try out different animations and effects and come up with creative intro video. There is a viral trend in showing 3D intro to get more traction. You can use KineMaster to create amazing 3D intro videos easily that can go along with your video content. Here are the simple steps on how you can create 3D video with KineMaster.
Step 1: Install KineMaster from Play Store or App Store as per your smartphone OS. Launch KineMaster app after installation and tap on Create New icon.
Step 2: Select an aspect ratio and tap on Background option. Select a background color as per your preference. Otherwise, you can tap on Media Browser if you want to add a pre-decided photo or video as a background. We recommend a background video to amplify the 3D effect.
Step 3: It is time to add a 3D title. You can tap on Layer icon and Text icon to type in any title that you can turn into 3D with text effect or style. You can also tap on Media icon to select a ready-made 3D text with a transparent background. After adding the text, you can stretch it to increase the size as per your preference.
Step 4: From the right panel, tap on In Animation option and select a desired animation template. Similarly, tap on Out Animation option and select any animation whichever you think it is fit.
Step 5: From the right panel, tap on Overall Animation, select an animation template such as floating to enhance the 3D effect.
Part 3. Related FAQs of KineMaster Intro Video
What app most YouTubers use to make intros?
Apart from KineMaster, most YouTubers use Wondershare Filmora to make amazing videos. Filmora has a wider range of video effects, animations, and stock photos and videos. On top of that, the text animation and effect templates are tailor-made for intro videos.
Is KineMaster good for making YouTube videos?
Yes, KineMaster is good for creating engaging YouTube videos. You can create amazing intro and outro for your YouTube video on your smartphone. You can blend your photos and videos together and create amazing YouTube videos and stunning texts and titles. Besides, you can use chroma keys, transitions, reverse timing, and multi-layer features.
Can KineMaster handle 4K?
Yes, KineMaster is perfect for editing 4K video taken with high-end cameras. After editing the videos, you can export them in 4K resolution up to 60 FPS. However, you will need a high-end smartphone for KineMaster to handle 4K video editing smoothl
The intro is considered to be the most important part of a video. The intro comes first in a video and the first impression is crucial in retaining the viewers. If the intro is gripping and engaging, the viewers are likely to check the rest of the video. In order to create a stunning video, you need to have the best video editor. If you are a smartphone user, KineMaster intro maker should be your first choice.
You must have seen videos with stunning intro having KineMaster watermark on social media and video streaming platforms. Starting from beginners to professional video creators, KineMaster is an easy choice for them to make video intro. KineMaster is a powerful intro maker where you will find several templates, effects, and modes to create stunning intros for your videos. We will illustrate the steps to create intro video with KineMaster Intro Maker.
Part 1. Steps to Create Intro Video with KineMaster
KineMaster video editor is one of the most intuitive apps and that is why creating amazing intro videos is super easy. KineMaster app is available for both Android and iOS users. There are awesome assets, amazing templates, and useful blending modes available to design your desired intro video. You can create 4K intro videos at 60 FPS comfortably. Here are the steps to create intro KineMaster video.
Step 1: Go for KineMaster intro download as per your smartphone OS. Launch KineMaster app and tap on Create New icon on the home screen.
Step 2: Select an aspect ratio such as 16:9 or 9:16 or 1:1 as per your requirements. On the next screen, tap on Background and select a background as per your preference.
Step 3: On the layer at the bottom and select Text option. Type in your text that you want to show in the intro and tap on Ok button. You can change the font and style from the right panel.
Step 4: Select the text layer and from the right panel, tap on In Animation option to animate the text. Select a desired animation template that you think is appropriate.
Step 5: Tap on the text layer again and tap on Effect option to add a text effect. Choose any desired Effect from the list. You can also tap on Get More to check out more effect templates.
After you apply an effect, select the Effect layer from the timeline and go to Settings to make any adjustment. You can play and watch the intro video. Besides, you can add background photo or video and add graphical elements to enhance the intro animation.
Part 2. How to Create 3D Intro with KineMaster
We have illustrated how to create a text intro video and you can try out different animations and effects and come up with creative intro video. There is a viral trend in showing 3D intro to get more traction. You can use KineMaster to create amazing 3D intro videos easily that can go along with your video content. Here are the simple steps on how you can create 3D video with KineMaster.
Step 1: Install KineMaster from Play Store or App Store as per your smartphone OS. Launch KineMaster app after installation and tap on Create New icon.
Step 2: Select an aspect ratio and tap on Background option. Select a background color as per your preference. Otherwise, you can tap on Media Browser if you want to add a pre-decided photo or video as a background. We recommend a background video to amplify the 3D effect.
Step 3: It is time to add a 3D title. You can tap on Layer icon and Text icon to type in any title that you can turn into 3D with text effect or style. You can also tap on Media icon to select a ready-made 3D text with a transparent background. After adding the text, you can stretch it to increase the size as per your preference.
Step 4: From the right panel, tap on In Animation option and select a desired animation template. Similarly, tap on Out Animation option and select any animation whichever you think it is fit.
Step 5: From the right panel, tap on Overall Animation, select an animation template such as floating to enhance the 3D effect.
Part 3. Related FAQs of KineMaster Intro Video
What app most YouTubers use to make intros?
Apart from KineMaster, most YouTubers use Wondershare Filmora to make amazing videos. Filmora has a wider range of video effects, animations, and stock photos and videos. On top of that, the text animation and effect templates are tailor-made for intro videos.
Is KineMaster good for making YouTube videos?
Yes, KineMaster is good for creating engaging YouTube videos. You can create amazing intro and outro for your YouTube video on your smartphone. You can blend your photos and videos together and create amazing YouTube videos and stunning texts and titles. Besides, you can use chroma keys, transitions, reverse timing, and multi-layer features.
Can KineMaster handle 4K?
Yes, KineMaster is perfect for editing 4K video taken with high-end cameras. After editing the videos, you can export them in 4K resolution up to 60 FPS. However, you will need a high-end smartphone for KineMaster to handle 4K video editing smoothl
How to Add Slideshow in PowerPoint
How to Add a Slideshow in PowerPoint
An easy yet powerful editor
Numerous effects to choose from
Detailed tutorials provided by the official channel
A slideshow view fills the entire computer screen, much like a real slide show. The presentation is exhibited in full-screen mode, as the audience will see it. Graphics, timings, videos, animated elements, and transition effects get displayed in the same way they appear on stage. PowerPoint is an excellent tool for preparing presentations on the fly, whether for a seminar, classroom, lecture hall, conference, or even a contract pitch. With PowerPoint software, you can never go wrong. We’ll show you how to do a slideshow presentation in this post, even if you’re a complete novice who has never used it before.
In this article
01 How to Add Slideshow in PowerPoint
02 [How to Prepare a slideshow in PowerPoint](#Part 2)
03 [How to Play Slideshow in PowerPoint Automatically](#Part 3)
04 [How to Add Sound to a PowerPoint Slideshow](#Part 4)
05 [How to View Slideshow PowerPoint](#Part 5)
05 [How to Add Audio to the Slideshow](#Part 5)
Part 1 How to Add Slideshow in PowerPoint
Below are the steps on how to prepare a slideshow in PowerPoint
Step 1: Open New
Click on open new presentation in Microsoft PowerPoint.
Step 2: Add Photo
Add a new photo album to your presentation.
Step 3: Add Transition
Customize your presentation by adding transitions and effects to your slideshow.
Step 4: Advanced Settings
Set the slides to advance automatically.
Step 5: Set Slideshow Loop
To make the slideshow loop continuously, go to the “ set up” group on the “slide show” tap and check the box next to “Loop continuously until Esc .”Then click OK. The slide will start from the beginning after displaying the last slide.
Now, your slideshow has been created and is ready for viewing.
Part 2 How to Prepare Slideshows in PowerPoint
Learning how to do a slideshow in PowerPoint is a relatively simple process that anyone can accomplish.
Ready to make aslideshow? Let us get you started.
Step 1: Create New Presentation
To do so:
● Go to your browser and click on the PowerPoint icon.
● When PowerPoint opens, go to the upper left-hand corner and choose “File,” then “New,” listed under “File.”
● Choose “New Presentation” from the drop-down menu, which will create a new slide show for you to begin uploading photos to.
Step 2: Save PowerPoint
Go to the top right-hand side of the presentation screen and click on the flash drive icon. After that, you’ll be able to name your presentation and pick where to save it.
Remember to save your presentation after something that will remind you of the images in the File. This act will make it easier for you to find them later.
Step 3: Name the Page
Consider a title and type it in the box. Your title page can include a name, date, or image.
Choose an image-friendly arrangement, such as a slide with a title box and an image box, a slide with only an image box, or even a blank slide.
Step 4: Add Slides
You can choose from a variety of slide layouts and visuals. You can select “New Slide” from either “Home” or “Insert.” You may also right-click any slide in the left-hand panel and select “New Slide.” [1]
Step 5: Import Images
You have the option add one or multiple pictures to each slide. It’s all up to you. Double-click inside the picture box (or select Insert > Picture > From File from the Insert menu) and click OK.
Step 6: Rearrange the Photo
You will find it easier to decide the optimum order for the slides if you use the slide sorter.
Bear the bottom of the image pane, and look for the “Slide Sorter” button. Then, using your mouse, drag the slides to their preferred locations.
Step 7: Add Transitions
Transitions are essential for tying the presentation together and allowing it to flow smoothly from one image to the next. Go to the “Transitions” tab at the top of the bar and experiment with the various possibilities.
Step 8: Add a Background.
If the white space around the edges of your photographs bothers you, right-click on any slide, choose “Format Background,” and then adjust the background fill. You may change the hue, direction, and transparency of a solid fill, a gradient fill, etc. To make your slides look more professional,
Step 9: Save your PowerPoint
Before exiting, save your show once you’ve finished adding photos and graphics. If you named and saved your presentation at the start, all you have to do now is click the flash drive icon in the upper left corner.
Now your Powerpoint is ready to be displayed, and you can also view your slideshow automatically. Read the next part for details.
Part 3 How to Play Slideshow in PowerPoint Automatically
Before you can play a slideshow automatically**,** you have to make sure to save the presentation.
This is how to play a slideshow automatically in PowerPoint. Follow these simple steps, and your slideshow will auto-play when you double-click it.
Step 1: Save File and Visit More Option
After creating your slideshow, select file,” save as,” or “save as a copy.” Click on More options.
Step 2: Save in Desired Folder
Reach the folder where you want to save your presentation.
Step 3: Name your Presentation
Type a name for your presentation in the file name box
Step 4: Select Format
Select PowerPoint slideshow under the Save as type. This indicates what format you want to save your presentation as.
Save the File as a .ppsx file. After saving, double click the File, and it will open up as a slideshow.
Now, you can automatically play your slideshow on PowerPoint.
Part 4 How to Add Sound to a PowerPoint Slideshow
Sounds make your PowerPoint presentation more lively. Sound helps to widen your audience’s attention span. If you want your presentation to have sound:
Open your presentation and click the slide to which you want to add a sound. Then, visit the Insert tab, click on the Media group, and select the arrow under Audio.
Now, from the list displayed, click Audio from File. Locate the Audio you want to use and then select the audio clip you want.
Finally, click Insert.
Your audio icon and controls will appear on the slide.
Part 5 How to View Slide Show in PowerPoint
Viewing an already created slideshow in PowerPoint is easy. Following these steps below, you will be able to do it without stress.
Step 1: Open your PowerPoint presentation.
Open and go to the bottom of the PowerPoint window and click on the view slideshow command.
Step 2: Visit the More Options Tab
Navigate to the slideshow tab on the ribbon to access even more options.
Step 3: Start your Presentation
You can start the presentation from here and view the current slide.
Thus, that is how you can video slideshow in Microsoft PowerPoint
Now, we will move on to adding sound to your Slideshow to make it more attractive.
Part 6 How to Add Audio to a Slideshow
You can add audio, music, narration, and soundbites to your PowerPoint presentation. But to record and hear any audio, the computer you are using must have a sound card, microphone, and speakers.
To add audio from your computer:
Step 1: Select insert
Select audio on your computer.
Step 2: Select Desired Audio
An insert audio dialog box will pop up. Select the desired audio file and click insert.
To record audio
Step 1: Select Record Audio
Select insert>Audio> record audio
Step 2: Name Audio
Type in the name you want your audio file to be saved as.
Step 3: Start Recording
Select the record and start speaking.
Step 4: Review Recordings
Select a stop and then play to listen to and review your recording.
If you arent satisfied, you can select a record to re-record your audio or click OK if you are satisfied.
To place the audio at your desired location in the slide, select and drag the audio icon to where you want it. If you’re going to use numerous audio per slide, it is better to put the voice icon in the same place on the slide to be easily discoverable.
Note that you must enable a microphone on your device to start recording audio.
● Bonus Tip with Wondershare Filmora Video Editor
If you are looking to present your message to a large audience using slideshows, Filmora software has covered you. Whether you’re a professional at making slideshows or a beginner who wants to try it out for the first time, it has an easy-to-use interface.
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
● Filmora software also creates photo and video slideshows and can add music, texts, filters, different transition effects, and even animation to your slideshow.
● Many tools can help you create these kinds of videos, and Filmora is one of the best in them with its latest upgrade.
● Its ready-to-use templates and unique features, like split-screen, freeze-frame, etc., make it one of the best slideshow makers.
● The Filmora software has the flexibility to suit whatever kind of slideshow you want to make, whether it is a photo slideshow or video slideshow.
● Ending Thoughts →
● Many people use PowerPoint cause of its simplicity, flexible function, easy sharing and conversion, reliability, and vast template library. So, after going through this, you would know how to add slides in PowerPoint and many more.
● Thus, we believe creating a slideshow in PowerPoint is now a bit easier with this guide to walk you through it.
A slideshow view fills the entire computer screen, much like a real slide show. The presentation is exhibited in full-screen mode, as the audience will see it. Graphics, timings, videos, animated elements, and transition effects get displayed in the same way they appear on stage. PowerPoint is an excellent tool for preparing presentations on the fly, whether for a seminar, classroom, lecture hall, conference, or even a contract pitch. With PowerPoint software, you can never go wrong. We’ll show you how to do a slideshow presentation in this post, even if you’re a complete novice who has never used it before.
In this article
01 How to Add Slideshow in PowerPoint
02 [How to Prepare a slideshow in PowerPoint](#Part 2)
03 [How to Play Slideshow in PowerPoint Automatically](#Part 3)
04 [How to Add Sound to a PowerPoint Slideshow](#Part 4)
05 [How to View Slideshow PowerPoint](#Part 5)
05 [How to Add Audio to the Slideshow](#Part 5)
Part 1 How to Add Slideshow in PowerPoint
Below are the steps on how to prepare a slideshow in PowerPoint
Step 1: Open New
Click on open new presentation in Microsoft PowerPoint.
Step 2: Add Photo
Add a new photo album to your presentation.
Step 3: Add Transition
Customize your presentation by adding transitions and effects to your slideshow.
Step 4: Advanced Settings
Set the slides to advance automatically.
Step 5: Set Slideshow Loop
To make the slideshow loop continuously, go to the “ set up” group on the “slide show” tap and check the box next to “Loop continuously until Esc .”Then click OK. The slide will start from the beginning after displaying the last slide.
Now, your slideshow has been created and is ready for viewing.
Part 2 How to Prepare Slideshows in PowerPoint
Learning how to do a slideshow in PowerPoint is a relatively simple process that anyone can accomplish.
Ready to make aslideshow? Let us get you started.
Step 1: Create New Presentation
To do so:
● Go to your browser and click on the PowerPoint icon.
● When PowerPoint opens, go to the upper left-hand corner and choose “File,” then “New,” listed under “File.”
● Choose “New Presentation” from the drop-down menu, which will create a new slide show for you to begin uploading photos to.
Step 2: Save PowerPoint
Go to the top right-hand side of the presentation screen and click on the flash drive icon. After that, you’ll be able to name your presentation and pick where to save it.
Remember to save your presentation after something that will remind you of the images in the File. This act will make it easier for you to find them later.
Step 3: Name the Page
Consider a title and type it in the box. Your title page can include a name, date, or image.
Choose an image-friendly arrangement, such as a slide with a title box and an image box, a slide with only an image box, or even a blank slide.
Step 4: Add Slides
You can choose from a variety of slide layouts and visuals. You can select “New Slide” from either “Home” or “Insert.” You may also right-click any slide in the left-hand panel and select “New Slide.” [1]
Step 5: Import Images
You have the option add one or multiple pictures to each slide. It’s all up to you. Double-click inside the picture box (or select Insert > Picture > From File from the Insert menu) and click OK.
Step 6: Rearrange the Photo
You will find it easier to decide the optimum order for the slides if you use the slide sorter.
Bear the bottom of the image pane, and look for the “Slide Sorter” button. Then, using your mouse, drag the slides to their preferred locations.
Step 7: Add Transitions
Transitions are essential for tying the presentation together and allowing it to flow smoothly from one image to the next. Go to the “Transitions” tab at the top of the bar and experiment with the various possibilities.
Step 8: Add a Background.
If the white space around the edges of your photographs bothers you, right-click on any slide, choose “Format Background,” and then adjust the background fill. You may change the hue, direction, and transparency of a solid fill, a gradient fill, etc. To make your slides look more professional,
Step 9: Save your PowerPoint
Before exiting, save your show once you’ve finished adding photos and graphics. If you named and saved your presentation at the start, all you have to do now is click the flash drive icon in the upper left corner.
Now your Powerpoint is ready to be displayed, and you can also view your slideshow automatically. Read the next part for details.
Part 3 How to Play Slideshow in PowerPoint Automatically
Before you can play a slideshow automatically**,** you have to make sure to save the presentation.
This is how to play a slideshow automatically in PowerPoint. Follow these simple steps, and your slideshow will auto-play when you double-click it.
Step 1: Save File and Visit More Option
After creating your slideshow, select file,” save as,” or “save as a copy.” Click on More options.
Step 2: Save in Desired Folder
Reach the folder where you want to save your presentation.
Step 3: Name your Presentation
Type a name for your presentation in the file name box
Step 4: Select Format
Select PowerPoint slideshow under the Save as type. This indicates what format you want to save your presentation as.
Save the File as a .ppsx file. After saving, double click the File, and it will open up as a slideshow.
Now, you can automatically play your slideshow on PowerPoint.
Part 4 How to Add Sound to a PowerPoint Slideshow
Sounds make your PowerPoint presentation more lively. Sound helps to widen your audience’s attention span. If you want your presentation to have sound:
Open your presentation and click the slide to which you want to add a sound. Then, visit the Insert tab, click on the Media group, and select the arrow under Audio.
Now, from the list displayed, click Audio from File. Locate the Audio you want to use and then select the audio clip you want.
Finally, click Insert.
Your audio icon and controls will appear on the slide.
Part 5 How to View Slide Show in PowerPoint
Viewing an already created slideshow in PowerPoint is easy. Following these steps below, you will be able to do it without stress.
Step 1: Open your PowerPoint presentation.
Open and go to the bottom of the PowerPoint window and click on the view slideshow command.
Step 2: Visit the More Options Tab
Navigate to the slideshow tab on the ribbon to access even more options.
Step 3: Start your Presentation
You can start the presentation from here and view the current slide.
Thus, that is how you can video slideshow in Microsoft PowerPoint
Now, we will move on to adding sound to your Slideshow to make it more attractive.
Part 6 How to Add Audio to a Slideshow
You can add audio, music, narration, and soundbites to your PowerPoint presentation. But to record and hear any audio, the computer you are using must have a sound card, microphone, and speakers.
To add audio from your computer:
Step 1: Select insert
Select audio on your computer.
Step 2: Select Desired Audio
An insert audio dialog box will pop up. Select the desired audio file and click insert.
To record audio
Step 1: Select Record Audio
Select insert>Audio> record audio
Step 2: Name Audio
Type in the name you want your audio file to be saved as.
Step 3: Start Recording
Select the record and start speaking.
Step 4: Review Recordings
Select a stop and then play to listen to and review your recording.
If you arent satisfied, you can select a record to re-record your audio or click OK if you are satisfied.
To place the audio at your desired location in the slide, select and drag the audio icon to where you want it. If you’re going to use numerous audio per slide, it is better to put the voice icon in the same place on the slide to be easily discoverable.
Note that you must enable a microphone on your device to start recording audio.
● Bonus Tip with Wondershare Filmora Video Editor
If you are looking to present your message to a large audience using slideshows, Filmora software has covered you. Whether you’re a professional at making slideshows or a beginner who wants to try it out for the first time, it has an easy-to-use interface.
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
● Filmora software also creates photo and video slideshows and can add music, texts, filters, different transition effects, and even animation to your slideshow.
● Many tools can help you create these kinds of videos, and Filmora is one of the best in them with its latest upgrade.
● Its ready-to-use templates and unique features, like split-screen, freeze-frame, etc., make it one of the best slideshow makers.
● The Filmora software has the flexibility to suit whatever kind of slideshow you want to make, whether it is a photo slideshow or video slideshow.
● Ending Thoughts →
● Many people use PowerPoint cause of its simplicity, flexible function, easy sharing and conversion, reliability, and vast template library. So, after going through this, you would know how to add slides in PowerPoint and many more.
● Thus, we believe creating a slideshow in PowerPoint is now a bit easier with this guide to walk you through it.
A slideshow view fills the entire computer screen, much like a real slide show. The presentation is exhibited in full-screen mode, as the audience will see it. Graphics, timings, videos, animated elements, and transition effects get displayed in the same way they appear on stage. PowerPoint is an excellent tool for preparing presentations on the fly, whether for a seminar, classroom, lecture hall, conference, or even a contract pitch. With PowerPoint software, you can never go wrong. We’ll show you how to do a slideshow presentation in this post, even if you’re a complete novice who has never used it before.
In this article
01 How to Add Slideshow in PowerPoint
02 [How to Prepare a slideshow in PowerPoint](#Part 2)
03 [How to Play Slideshow in PowerPoint Automatically](#Part 3)
04 [How to Add Sound to a PowerPoint Slideshow](#Part 4)
05 [How to View Slideshow PowerPoint](#Part 5)
05 [How to Add Audio to the Slideshow](#Part 5)
Part 1 How to Add Slideshow in PowerPoint
Below are the steps on how to prepare a slideshow in PowerPoint
Step 1: Open New
Click on open new presentation in Microsoft PowerPoint.
Step 2: Add Photo
Add a new photo album to your presentation.
Step 3: Add Transition
Customize your presentation by adding transitions and effects to your slideshow.
Step 4: Advanced Settings
Set the slides to advance automatically.
Step 5: Set Slideshow Loop
To make the slideshow loop continuously, go to the “ set up” group on the “slide show” tap and check the box next to “Loop continuously until Esc .”Then click OK. The slide will start from the beginning after displaying the last slide.
Now, your slideshow has been created and is ready for viewing.
Part 2 How to Prepare Slideshows in PowerPoint
Learning how to do a slideshow in PowerPoint is a relatively simple process that anyone can accomplish.
Ready to make aslideshow? Let us get you started.
Step 1: Create New Presentation
To do so:
● Go to your browser and click on the PowerPoint icon.
● When PowerPoint opens, go to the upper left-hand corner and choose “File,” then “New,” listed under “File.”
● Choose “New Presentation” from the drop-down menu, which will create a new slide show for you to begin uploading photos to.
Step 2: Save PowerPoint
Go to the top right-hand side of the presentation screen and click on the flash drive icon. After that, you’ll be able to name your presentation and pick where to save it.
Remember to save your presentation after something that will remind you of the images in the File. This act will make it easier for you to find them later.
Step 3: Name the Page
Consider a title and type it in the box. Your title page can include a name, date, or image.
Choose an image-friendly arrangement, such as a slide with a title box and an image box, a slide with only an image box, or even a blank slide.
Step 4: Add Slides
You can choose from a variety of slide layouts and visuals. You can select “New Slide” from either “Home” or “Insert.” You may also right-click any slide in the left-hand panel and select “New Slide.” [1]
Step 5: Import Images
You have the option add one or multiple pictures to each slide. It’s all up to you. Double-click inside the picture box (or select Insert > Picture > From File from the Insert menu) and click OK.
Step 6: Rearrange the Photo
You will find it easier to decide the optimum order for the slides if you use the slide sorter.
Bear the bottom of the image pane, and look for the “Slide Sorter” button. Then, using your mouse, drag the slides to their preferred locations.
Step 7: Add Transitions
Transitions are essential for tying the presentation together and allowing it to flow smoothly from one image to the next. Go to the “Transitions” tab at the top of the bar and experiment with the various possibilities.
Step 8: Add a Background.
If the white space around the edges of your photographs bothers you, right-click on any slide, choose “Format Background,” and then adjust the background fill. You may change the hue, direction, and transparency of a solid fill, a gradient fill, etc. To make your slides look more professional,
Step 9: Save your PowerPoint
Before exiting, save your show once you’ve finished adding photos and graphics. If you named and saved your presentation at the start, all you have to do now is click the flash drive icon in the upper left corner.
Now your Powerpoint is ready to be displayed, and you can also view your slideshow automatically. Read the next part for details.
Part 3 How to Play Slideshow in PowerPoint Automatically
Before you can play a slideshow automatically**,** you have to make sure to save the presentation.
This is how to play a slideshow automatically in PowerPoint. Follow these simple steps, and your slideshow will auto-play when you double-click it.
Step 1: Save File and Visit More Option
After creating your slideshow, select file,” save as,” or “save as a copy.” Click on More options.
Step 2: Save in Desired Folder
Reach the folder where you want to save your presentation.
Step 3: Name your Presentation
Type a name for your presentation in the file name box
Step 4: Select Format
Select PowerPoint slideshow under the Save as type. This indicates what format you want to save your presentation as.
Save the File as a .ppsx file. After saving, double click the File, and it will open up as a slideshow.
Now, you can automatically play your slideshow on PowerPoint.
Part 4 How to Add Sound to a PowerPoint Slideshow
Sounds make your PowerPoint presentation more lively. Sound helps to widen your audience’s attention span. If you want your presentation to have sound:
Open your presentation and click the slide to which you want to add a sound. Then, visit the Insert tab, click on the Media group, and select the arrow under Audio.
Now, from the list displayed, click Audio from File. Locate the Audio you want to use and then select the audio clip you want.
Finally, click Insert.
Your audio icon and controls will appear on the slide.
Part 5 How to View Slide Show in PowerPoint
Viewing an already created slideshow in PowerPoint is easy. Following these steps below, you will be able to do it without stress.
Step 1: Open your PowerPoint presentation.
Open and go to the bottom of the PowerPoint window and click on the view slideshow command.
Step 2: Visit the More Options Tab
Navigate to the slideshow tab on the ribbon to access even more options.
Step 3: Start your Presentation
You can start the presentation from here and view the current slide.
Thus, that is how you can video slideshow in Microsoft PowerPoint
Now, we will move on to adding sound to your Slideshow to make it more attractive.
Part 6 How to Add Audio to a Slideshow
You can add audio, music, narration, and soundbites to your PowerPoint presentation. But to record and hear any audio, the computer you are using must have a sound card, microphone, and speakers.
To add audio from your computer:
Step 1: Select insert
Select audio on your computer.
Step 2: Select Desired Audio
An insert audio dialog box will pop up. Select the desired audio file and click insert.
To record audio
Step 1: Select Record Audio
Select insert>Audio> record audio
Step 2: Name Audio
Type in the name you want your audio file to be saved as.
Step 3: Start Recording
Select the record and start speaking.
Step 4: Review Recordings
Select a stop and then play to listen to and review your recording.
If you arent satisfied, you can select a record to re-record your audio or click OK if you are satisfied.
To place the audio at your desired location in the slide, select and drag the audio icon to where you want it. If you’re going to use numerous audio per slide, it is better to put the voice icon in the same place on the slide to be easily discoverable.
Note that you must enable a microphone on your device to start recording audio.
● Bonus Tip with Wondershare Filmora Video Editor
If you are looking to present your message to a large audience using slideshows, Filmora software has covered you. Whether you’re a professional at making slideshows or a beginner who wants to try it out for the first time, it has an easy-to-use interface.
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
● Filmora software also creates photo and video slideshows and can add music, texts, filters, different transition effects, and even animation to your slideshow.
● Many tools can help you create these kinds of videos, and Filmora is one of the best in them with its latest upgrade.
● Its ready-to-use templates and unique features, like split-screen, freeze-frame, etc., make it one of the best slideshow makers.
● The Filmora software has the flexibility to suit whatever kind of slideshow you want to make, whether it is a photo slideshow or video slideshow.
● Ending Thoughts →
● Many people use PowerPoint cause of its simplicity, flexible function, easy sharing and conversion, reliability, and vast template library. So, after going through this, you would know how to add slides in PowerPoint and many more.
● Thus, we believe creating a slideshow in PowerPoint is now a bit easier with this guide to walk you through it.
A slideshow view fills the entire computer screen, much like a real slide show. The presentation is exhibited in full-screen mode, as the audience will see it. Graphics, timings, videos, animated elements, and transition effects get displayed in the same way they appear on stage. PowerPoint is an excellent tool for preparing presentations on the fly, whether for a seminar, classroom, lecture hall, conference, or even a contract pitch. With PowerPoint software, you can never go wrong. We’ll show you how to do a slideshow presentation in this post, even if you’re a complete novice who has never used it before.
In this article
01 How to Add Slideshow in PowerPoint
02 [How to Prepare a slideshow in PowerPoint](#Part 2)
03 [How to Play Slideshow in PowerPoint Automatically](#Part 3)
04 [How to Add Sound to a PowerPoint Slideshow](#Part 4)
05 [How to View Slideshow PowerPoint](#Part 5)
05 [How to Add Audio to the Slideshow](#Part 5)
Part 1 How to Add Slideshow in PowerPoint
Below are the steps on how to prepare a slideshow in PowerPoint
Step 1: Open New
Click on open new presentation in Microsoft PowerPoint.
Step 2: Add Photo
Add a new photo album to your presentation.
Step 3: Add Transition
Customize your presentation by adding transitions and effects to your slideshow.
Step 4: Advanced Settings
Set the slides to advance automatically.
Step 5: Set Slideshow Loop
To make the slideshow loop continuously, go to the “ set up” group on the “slide show” tap and check the box next to “Loop continuously until Esc .”Then click OK. The slide will start from the beginning after displaying the last slide.
Now, your slideshow has been created and is ready for viewing.
Part 2 How to Prepare Slideshows in PowerPoint
Learning how to do a slideshow in PowerPoint is a relatively simple process that anyone can accomplish.
Ready to make aslideshow? Let us get you started.
Step 1: Create New Presentation
To do so:
● Go to your browser and click on the PowerPoint icon.
● When PowerPoint opens, go to the upper left-hand corner and choose “File,” then “New,” listed under “File.”
● Choose “New Presentation” from the drop-down menu, which will create a new slide show for you to begin uploading photos to.
Step 2: Save PowerPoint
Go to the top right-hand side of the presentation screen and click on the flash drive icon. After that, you’ll be able to name your presentation and pick where to save it.
Remember to save your presentation after something that will remind you of the images in the File. This act will make it easier for you to find them later.
Step 3: Name the Page
Consider a title and type it in the box. Your title page can include a name, date, or image.
Choose an image-friendly arrangement, such as a slide with a title box and an image box, a slide with only an image box, or even a blank slide.
Step 4: Add Slides
You can choose from a variety of slide layouts and visuals. You can select “New Slide” from either “Home” or “Insert.” You may also right-click any slide in the left-hand panel and select “New Slide.” [1]
Step 5: Import Images
You have the option add one or multiple pictures to each slide. It’s all up to you. Double-click inside the picture box (or select Insert > Picture > From File from the Insert menu) and click OK.
Step 6: Rearrange the Photo
You will find it easier to decide the optimum order for the slides if you use the slide sorter.
Bear the bottom of the image pane, and look for the “Slide Sorter” button. Then, using your mouse, drag the slides to their preferred locations.
Step 7: Add Transitions
Transitions are essential for tying the presentation together and allowing it to flow smoothly from one image to the next. Go to the “Transitions” tab at the top of the bar and experiment with the various possibilities.
Step 8: Add a Background.
If the white space around the edges of your photographs bothers you, right-click on any slide, choose “Format Background,” and then adjust the background fill. You may change the hue, direction, and transparency of a solid fill, a gradient fill, etc. To make your slides look more professional,
Step 9: Save your PowerPoint
Before exiting, save your show once you’ve finished adding photos and graphics. If you named and saved your presentation at the start, all you have to do now is click the flash drive icon in the upper left corner.
Now your Powerpoint is ready to be displayed, and you can also view your slideshow automatically. Read the next part for details.
Part 3 How to Play Slideshow in PowerPoint Automatically
Before you can play a slideshow automatically**,** you have to make sure to save the presentation.
This is how to play a slideshow automatically in PowerPoint. Follow these simple steps, and your slideshow will auto-play when you double-click it.
Step 1: Save File and Visit More Option
After creating your slideshow, select file,” save as,” or “save as a copy.” Click on More options.
Step 2: Save in Desired Folder
Reach the folder where you want to save your presentation.
Step 3: Name your Presentation
Type a name for your presentation in the file name box
Step 4: Select Format
Select PowerPoint slideshow under the Save as type. This indicates what format you want to save your presentation as.
Save the File as a .ppsx file. After saving, double click the File, and it will open up as a slideshow.
Now, you can automatically play your slideshow on PowerPoint.
Part 4 How to Add Sound to a PowerPoint Slideshow
Sounds make your PowerPoint presentation more lively. Sound helps to widen your audience’s attention span. If you want your presentation to have sound:
Open your presentation and click the slide to which you want to add a sound. Then, visit the Insert tab, click on the Media group, and select the arrow under Audio.
Now, from the list displayed, click Audio from File. Locate the Audio you want to use and then select the audio clip you want.
Finally, click Insert.
Your audio icon and controls will appear on the slide.
Part 5 How to View Slide Show in PowerPoint
Viewing an already created slideshow in PowerPoint is easy. Following these steps below, you will be able to do it without stress.
Step 1: Open your PowerPoint presentation.
Open and go to the bottom of the PowerPoint window and click on the view slideshow command.
Step 2: Visit the More Options Tab
Navigate to the slideshow tab on the ribbon to access even more options.
Step 3: Start your Presentation
You can start the presentation from here and view the current slide.
Thus, that is how you can video slideshow in Microsoft PowerPoint
Now, we will move on to adding sound to your Slideshow to make it more attractive.
Part 6 How to Add Audio to a Slideshow
You can add audio, music, narration, and soundbites to your PowerPoint presentation. But to record and hear any audio, the computer you are using must have a sound card, microphone, and speakers.
To add audio from your computer:
Step 1: Select insert
Select audio on your computer.
Step 2: Select Desired Audio
An insert audio dialog box will pop up. Select the desired audio file and click insert.
To record audio
Step 1: Select Record Audio
Select insert>Audio> record audio
Step 2: Name Audio
Type in the name you want your audio file to be saved as.
Step 3: Start Recording
Select the record and start speaking.
Step 4: Review Recordings
Select a stop and then play to listen to and review your recording.
If you arent satisfied, you can select a record to re-record your audio or click OK if you are satisfied.
To place the audio at your desired location in the slide, select and drag the audio icon to where you want it. If you’re going to use numerous audio per slide, it is better to put the voice icon in the same place on the slide to be easily discoverable.
Note that you must enable a microphone on your device to start recording audio.
● Bonus Tip with Wondershare Filmora Video Editor
If you are looking to present your message to a large audience using slideshows, Filmora software has covered you. Whether you’re a professional at making slideshows or a beginner who wants to try it out for the first time, it has an easy-to-use interface.
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
● Filmora software also creates photo and video slideshows and can add music, texts, filters, different transition effects, and even animation to your slideshow.
● Many tools can help you create these kinds of videos, and Filmora is one of the best in them with its latest upgrade.
● Its ready-to-use templates and unique features, like split-screen, freeze-frame, etc., make it one of the best slideshow makers.
● The Filmora software has the flexibility to suit whatever kind of slideshow you want to make, whether it is a photo slideshow or video slideshow.
● Ending Thoughts →
● Many people use PowerPoint cause of its simplicity, flexible function, easy sharing and conversion, reliability, and vast template library. So, after going through this, you would know how to add slides in PowerPoint and many more.
● Thus, we believe creating a slideshow in PowerPoint is now a bit easier with this guide to walk you through it.
3 Effective Methods to Correct Color Distortion in Videos
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Nothing is more satisfying than seeing the final cut of a video and realizing that everything we filmed is crystal clear, with vibrant colors and balanced light. Unfortunately, whether you are editing on your own or collaborating with a team, this can be difficult to achieve because color problems often occur. Unlike photo editors, where one photo can easily be fixed without affecting the rest of an album, video editing requires adjusting to fix one problem. We’ll look at three different methods to correct color distortion in videos.
In this article
02 How will Color Distortion Affect Your Videos?
03 Different Methods to Correct Color Distortion in Videos
What Is Color Distortion
Color distortion, also called chromatic aberration (CA), happens when the camera’s lens cannot resolve the wavelengths of light that it is recording. It occurs due to dispersion, which is when the lens elements’ refractive index varies with the light wavelength.
The refractive index of transparent materials often reduces with increasing wavelength. Because a lens’ focal length depends on the index of refraction, this variation in refraction index affects focusing.
There are two types of CA: transverse (lateral) and axial (longitudinal). Axial aberration happens when different wavelengths of light focus at different distances from a lens (focus shift). Essentially, longitudinal aberration is often at long focal lengths.
On the other hand, transverse aberration happens when different wavelengths focus at different places in the focal plane due to the magnification or distortion of the lens varying with wavelength. Ideally, transverse aberration is often at short focal lengths.
The two types of CA have different characteristics, and they may occur together. Axial chromatic aberration occurs throughout an image, and you can reduce it by stopping down, hence increasing the depth of the field so that although the different wavelengths are focusing at different distances, they’re still in acceptable focus.
When it comes to transverse chromatic aberration, it doesn’t occur in the middle of the image, and it increases towards the edge. What’s more? Stopping down does not affect it.
How will Color Distortion Affect Your Videos?
Colour distortion displays itself as “fringes” of color on the boundaries separating bright and dark parts of the image in a video. Color distortion can also occur when adding effects to a video, such as the use of a green screen. By using the green screen to replace the real thing, the colors in the video can appear a little off.
Different Methods to Correct Color Distortion in Videos
There are several methods to correct color distortion in your video. They include.
Method 1: Correct Color Distortion in Videos Using Filmora
Filmora is user-friendly software with powerful tools that allow users to tweak the color settings and correct color distortion. Follow the steps below to learn how to correct color distortion in videos using Filmora.
Step 1. Download and Install Filmora
Head to https://filmora.wondershare.net/ and download Filmora. Once you have finished downloading the software, install Filmora on your device and launch it.
Step 2. Import Your videos to Filmora
Select the New Project option to create a new project file. Click on the Import Media Files Here to find and load your videos to the Filmora’s media library. Alternatively, you can drag and drop your video file to the media library, and then put it on the timeline.
Step 3. Correct Color Distortions with Your Preferences
Navigate to the timeline and double-click your video. You’ll see the video editing window. Select the Color panel; you’ll see several parameters that you can tweak.
- Contrast allows you to control the difference in brightness and color in different areas of your video image. The Brightness setting lets you customize the overall darkness or lightness of the video image.
- With the Saturation setting, you can make the colors in your video image appear more inconspicuous or saturated.
- If the color in your video image is set too high, it will look oversaturated. The colors will be washed out and muted if it’s set to low. The Tint control in Filmora allows you to adjust the balance between these two chroma channels.
- Additionally, you can employ Hollywood film-looking color sets for videos from Sparta 300, Walking Dead, Game of Thrones, Star Wars, and much more.
- Preview and Save Your Edited Video
Once you have finished correcting the color distortion in your video, you can hit the Play symbol to view the changes in the previewing window. Click the Export button if you are content with the results. You can click on Settings to change the settings if you want.
Filmora allows you to save your videos in different formats. To do this, navigate to the Format tab. The software has the option of uploading videos directly to Vimeo or YouTube. Alternatively, you can burn it to DVD or export it to a portable device.
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
Method 2: Correct Color Distortion in Videos Using Premiere Pro
Premiere Pro provides color correction tools that allow users to edit footage directly on their timeline. To learn how to correct color distortion in video using Premiere Pro, follow these steps:
Step 1. Import Your Video Files
Use the Import command to bring video files on your device into your project; this will make the video files available to the Premiere Pro project. This timeline-based video editing software application allows you to import an entire folder, multiple files, or a single file. You can import video files using the Import command or the Media Browser.
Step 2. Head to Color Correction Effect
Once you have imported your video, place it on the timeline. Apply color correction effects to the video you placed in the Timeline. You can also select your video and drag and drop the effect you want to the Video Effects selection under the Effects Control Panel. Here are some of the color correction effects you can apply:
Brightness and Contrast Effect: With this effect, you can adjust the contrast and brightness of your video. Using this effect allows you to make adjustments to all pixel values in your video image at once — mid-tones, shadows, and highlights.
Color Balance Effect: This effect changes the amount of blue, green, and red in the shadow, highlights of an image, and mid-tones. Preserve Luminosity preserves the average brightness of your video image and changes the color. It maintains the tonal balance in your video image.
Method 3: Correct Color Distortion in Videos Using Final Cut Pro
Developed by Macromedia and later Apple, Final Cut Pro is a non-linear video editing software that allows you to log and transfer videos onto a hard drive, where you can edit them, process them, and output the videos to various formats.
The software provides non-destructive and non-linear editing of QuickTime-compatible video formats. These include 8K, 5K, 4K, 2K, XDCAM (via plug-in), P2 MXF (DVCProHD), HDV, and DV film formats. Final Cut Pro can also import projects from iMovie for iPadOS and iOS. It also comes with multiple color correction tools, such as color wheels, video scopes, and sliders and curves.
With that in mind, let’s look at how to correct color distortion in videos using Final Cut Pro.
Step 1. Open Your Video in Final Cut Pro
Click on the ‘Window’ tab at the top of your screen and select the video you’d like to edit from the drop-down menu.
Step 2. Switch to Color Effects Work Space
Go to the Window panel and select the Workspaces option. Then, choose the Color & Effects option. Here, you can adjust a range of scopes, including the Luma Waveform, Vectorscope, and RGB Overlay.
Step 3. Correct the Color
Head to the color panel and click the drop-down menu next to No Corrections. Select Color Wheels, where you’ll be able to control various parts of your video clips individually.
The Shadows wheel allows you to control the darker shades of your footage, Highlights controls the bright shades of your footage, and the Midtones wheel allows you to adjust the Luma channels in the middle of your video clip. The Master wheel allows you to adjust hue, saturation, and Luma channel (exposure).
In addition to the color wheels, you’ll find more controls below that help you adjust the white balance.
Step 4. Save Your New Video File
After you’ve made these adjustments to your video, it’s time to save and export the file. Click on the ‘File’ tab at the top of your screen and choose ‘Export. Once you click ‘Export,’ you’ll be saving the file to your hard drive. Once it’s done, click ‘Save.’ The file will automatically be saved on your desktop.
Conclusion
● If you are experiencing color distortion, you can use any of the three methods above to correct it. Filmora is one of the most popular video edit tools that people use to correct color distortion videos.
Nothing is more satisfying than seeing the final cut of a video and realizing that everything we filmed is crystal clear, with vibrant colors and balanced light. Unfortunately, whether you are editing on your own or collaborating with a team, this can be difficult to achieve because color problems often occur. Unlike photo editors, where one photo can easily be fixed without affecting the rest of an album, video editing requires adjusting to fix one problem. We’ll look at three different methods to correct color distortion in videos.
In this article
02 How will Color Distortion Affect Your Videos?
03 Different Methods to Correct Color Distortion in Videos
What Is Color Distortion
Color distortion, also called chromatic aberration (CA), happens when the camera’s lens cannot resolve the wavelengths of light that it is recording. It occurs due to dispersion, which is when the lens elements’ refractive index varies with the light wavelength.
The refractive index of transparent materials often reduces with increasing wavelength. Because a lens’ focal length depends on the index of refraction, this variation in refraction index affects focusing.
There are two types of CA: transverse (lateral) and axial (longitudinal). Axial aberration happens when different wavelengths of light focus at different distances from a lens (focus shift). Essentially, longitudinal aberration is often at long focal lengths.
On the other hand, transverse aberration happens when different wavelengths focus at different places in the focal plane due to the magnification or distortion of the lens varying with wavelength. Ideally, transverse aberration is often at short focal lengths.
The two types of CA have different characteristics, and they may occur together. Axial chromatic aberration occurs throughout an image, and you can reduce it by stopping down, hence increasing the depth of the field so that although the different wavelengths are focusing at different distances, they’re still in acceptable focus.
When it comes to transverse chromatic aberration, it doesn’t occur in the middle of the image, and it increases towards the edge. What’s more? Stopping down does not affect it.
How will Color Distortion Affect Your Videos?
Colour distortion displays itself as “fringes” of color on the boundaries separating bright and dark parts of the image in a video. Color distortion can also occur when adding effects to a video, such as the use of a green screen. By using the green screen to replace the real thing, the colors in the video can appear a little off.
Different Methods to Correct Color Distortion in Videos
There are several methods to correct color distortion in your video. They include.
Method 1: Correct Color Distortion in Videos Using Filmora
Filmora is user-friendly software with powerful tools that allow users to tweak the color settings and correct color distortion. Follow the steps below to learn how to correct color distortion in videos using Filmora.
Step 1. Download and Install Filmora
Head to https://filmora.wondershare.net/ and download Filmora. Once you have finished downloading the software, install Filmora on your device and launch it.
Step 2. Import Your videos to Filmora
Select the New Project option to create a new project file. Click on the Import Media Files Here to find and load your videos to the Filmora’s media library. Alternatively, you can drag and drop your video file to the media library, and then put it on the timeline.
Step 3. Correct Color Distortions with Your Preferences
Navigate to the timeline and double-click your video. You’ll see the video editing window. Select the Color panel; you’ll see several parameters that you can tweak.
- Contrast allows you to control the difference in brightness and color in different areas of your video image. The Brightness setting lets you customize the overall darkness or lightness of the video image.
- With the Saturation setting, you can make the colors in your video image appear more inconspicuous or saturated.
- If the color in your video image is set too high, it will look oversaturated. The colors will be washed out and muted if it’s set to low. The Tint control in Filmora allows you to adjust the balance between these two chroma channels.
- Additionally, you can employ Hollywood film-looking color sets for videos from Sparta 300, Walking Dead, Game of Thrones, Star Wars, and much more.
- Preview and Save Your Edited Video
Once you have finished correcting the color distortion in your video, you can hit the Play symbol to view the changes in the previewing window. Click the Export button if you are content with the results. You can click on Settings to change the settings if you want.
Filmora allows you to save your videos in different formats. To do this, navigate to the Format tab. The software has the option of uploading videos directly to Vimeo or YouTube. Alternatively, you can burn it to DVD or export it to a portable device.
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
Method 2: Correct Color Distortion in Videos Using Premiere Pro
Premiere Pro provides color correction tools that allow users to edit footage directly on their timeline. To learn how to correct color distortion in video using Premiere Pro, follow these steps:
Step 1. Import Your Video Files
Use the Import command to bring video files on your device into your project; this will make the video files available to the Premiere Pro project. This timeline-based video editing software application allows you to import an entire folder, multiple files, or a single file. You can import video files using the Import command or the Media Browser.
Step 2. Head to Color Correction Effect
Once you have imported your video, place it on the timeline. Apply color correction effects to the video you placed in the Timeline. You can also select your video and drag and drop the effect you want to the Video Effects selection under the Effects Control Panel. Here are some of the color correction effects you can apply:
Brightness and Contrast Effect: With this effect, you can adjust the contrast and brightness of your video. Using this effect allows you to make adjustments to all pixel values in your video image at once — mid-tones, shadows, and highlights.
Color Balance Effect: This effect changes the amount of blue, green, and red in the shadow, highlights of an image, and mid-tones. Preserve Luminosity preserves the average brightness of your video image and changes the color. It maintains the tonal balance in your video image.
Method 3: Correct Color Distortion in Videos Using Final Cut Pro
Developed by Macromedia and later Apple, Final Cut Pro is a non-linear video editing software that allows you to log and transfer videos onto a hard drive, where you can edit them, process them, and output the videos to various formats.
The software provides non-destructive and non-linear editing of QuickTime-compatible video formats. These include 8K, 5K, 4K, 2K, XDCAM (via plug-in), P2 MXF (DVCProHD), HDV, and DV film formats. Final Cut Pro can also import projects from iMovie for iPadOS and iOS. It also comes with multiple color correction tools, such as color wheels, video scopes, and sliders and curves.
With that in mind, let’s look at how to correct color distortion in videos using Final Cut Pro.
Step 1. Open Your Video in Final Cut Pro
Click on the ‘Window’ tab at the top of your screen and select the video you’d like to edit from the drop-down menu.
Step 2. Switch to Color Effects Work Space
Go to the Window panel and select the Workspaces option. Then, choose the Color & Effects option. Here, you can adjust a range of scopes, including the Luma Waveform, Vectorscope, and RGB Overlay.
Step 3. Correct the Color
Head to the color panel and click the drop-down menu next to No Corrections. Select Color Wheels, where you’ll be able to control various parts of your video clips individually.
The Shadows wheel allows you to control the darker shades of your footage, Highlights controls the bright shades of your footage, and the Midtones wheel allows you to adjust the Luma channels in the middle of your video clip. The Master wheel allows you to adjust hue, saturation, and Luma channel (exposure).
In addition to the color wheels, you’ll find more controls below that help you adjust the white balance.
Step 4. Save Your New Video File
After you’ve made these adjustments to your video, it’s time to save and export the file. Click on the ‘File’ tab at the top of your screen and choose ‘Export. Once you click ‘Export,’ you’ll be saving the file to your hard drive. Once it’s done, click ‘Save.’ The file will automatically be saved on your desktop.
Conclusion
● If you are experiencing color distortion, you can use any of the three methods above to correct it. Filmora is one of the most popular video edit tools that people use to correct color distortion videos.
Nothing is more satisfying than seeing the final cut of a video and realizing that everything we filmed is crystal clear, with vibrant colors and balanced light. Unfortunately, whether you are editing on your own or collaborating with a team, this can be difficult to achieve because color problems often occur. Unlike photo editors, where one photo can easily be fixed without affecting the rest of an album, video editing requires adjusting to fix one problem. We’ll look at three different methods to correct color distortion in videos.
In this article
02 How will Color Distortion Affect Your Videos?
03 Different Methods to Correct Color Distortion in Videos
What Is Color Distortion
Color distortion, also called chromatic aberration (CA), happens when the camera’s lens cannot resolve the wavelengths of light that it is recording. It occurs due to dispersion, which is when the lens elements’ refractive index varies with the light wavelength.
The refractive index of transparent materials often reduces with increasing wavelength. Because a lens’ focal length depends on the index of refraction, this variation in refraction index affects focusing.
There are two types of CA: transverse (lateral) and axial (longitudinal). Axial aberration happens when different wavelengths of light focus at different distances from a lens (focus shift). Essentially, longitudinal aberration is often at long focal lengths.
On the other hand, transverse aberration happens when different wavelengths focus at different places in the focal plane due to the magnification or distortion of the lens varying with wavelength. Ideally, transverse aberration is often at short focal lengths.
The two types of CA have different characteristics, and they may occur together. Axial chromatic aberration occurs throughout an image, and you can reduce it by stopping down, hence increasing the depth of the field so that although the different wavelengths are focusing at different distances, they’re still in acceptable focus.
When it comes to transverse chromatic aberration, it doesn’t occur in the middle of the image, and it increases towards the edge. What’s more? Stopping down does not affect it.
How will Color Distortion Affect Your Videos?
Colour distortion displays itself as “fringes” of color on the boundaries separating bright and dark parts of the image in a video. Color distortion can also occur when adding effects to a video, such as the use of a green screen. By using the green screen to replace the real thing, the colors in the video can appear a little off.
Different Methods to Correct Color Distortion in Videos
There are several methods to correct color distortion in your video. They include.
Method 1: Correct Color Distortion in Videos Using Filmora
Filmora is user-friendly software with powerful tools that allow users to tweak the color settings and correct color distortion. Follow the steps below to learn how to correct color distortion in videos using Filmora.
Step 1. Download and Install Filmora
Head to https://filmora.wondershare.net/ and download Filmora. Once you have finished downloading the software, install Filmora on your device and launch it.
Step 2. Import Your videos to Filmora
Select the New Project option to create a new project file. Click on the Import Media Files Here to find and load your videos to the Filmora’s media library. Alternatively, you can drag and drop your video file to the media library, and then put it on the timeline.
Step 3. Correct Color Distortions with Your Preferences
Navigate to the timeline and double-click your video. You’ll see the video editing window. Select the Color panel; you’ll see several parameters that you can tweak.
- Contrast allows you to control the difference in brightness and color in different areas of your video image. The Brightness setting lets you customize the overall darkness or lightness of the video image.
- With the Saturation setting, you can make the colors in your video image appear more inconspicuous or saturated.
- If the color in your video image is set too high, it will look oversaturated. The colors will be washed out and muted if it’s set to low. The Tint control in Filmora allows you to adjust the balance between these two chroma channels.
- Additionally, you can employ Hollywood film-looking color sets for videos from Sparta 300, Walking Dead, Game of Thrones, Star Wars, and much more.
- Preview and Save Your Edited Video
Once you have finished correcting the color distortion in your video, you can hit the Play symbol to view the changes in the previewing window. Click the Export button if you are content with the results. You can click on Settings to change the settings if you want.
Filmora allows you to save your videos in different formats. To do this, navigate to the Format tab. The software has the option of uploading videos directly to Vimeo or YouTube. Alternatively, you can burn it to DVD or export it to a portable device.
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
Method 2: Correct Color Distortion in Videos Using Premiere Pro
Premiere Pro provides color correction tools that allow users to edit footage directly on their timeline. To learn how to correct color distortion in video using Premiere Pro, follow these steps:
Step 1. Import Your Video Files
Use the Import command to bring video files on your device into your project; this will make the video files available to the Premiere Pro project. This timeline-based video editing software application allows you to import an entire folder, multiple files, or a single file. You can import video files using the Import command or the Media Browser.
Step 2. Head to Color Correction Effect
Once you have imported your video, place it on the timeline. Apply color correction effects to the video you placed in the Timeline. You can also select your video and drag and drop the effect you want to the Video Effects selection under the Effects Control Panel. Here are some of the color correction effects you can apply:
Brightness and Contrast Effect: With this effect, you can adjust the contrast and brightness of your video. Using this effect allows you to make adjustments to all pixel values in your video image at once — mid-tones, shadows, and highlights.
Color Balance Effect: This effect changes the amount of blue, green, and red in the shadow, highlights of an image, and mid-tones. Preserve Luminosity preserves the average brightness of your video image and changes the color. It maintains the tonal balance in your video image.
Method 3: Correct Color Distortion in Videos Using Final Cut Pro
Developed by Macromedia and later Apple, Final Cut Pro is a non-linear video editing software that allows you to log and transfer videos onto a hard drive, where you can edit them, process them, and output the videos to various formats.
The software provides non-destructive and non-linear editing of QuickTime-compatible video formats. These include 8K, 5K, 4K, 2K, XDCAM (via plug-in), P2 MXF (DVCProHD), HDV, and DV film formats. Final Cut Pro can also import projects from iMovie for iPadOS and iOS. It also comes with multiple color correction tools, such as color wheels, video scopes, and sliders and curves.
With that in mind, let’s look at how to correct color distortion in videos using Final Cut Pro.
Step 1. Open Your Video in Final Cut Pro
Click on the ‘Window’ tab at the top of your screen and select the video you’d like to edit from the drop-down menu.
Step 2. Switch to Color Effects Work Space
Go to the Window panel and select the Workspaces option. Then, choose the Color & Effects option. Here, you can adjust a range of scopes, including the Luma Waveform, Vectorscope, and RGB Overlay.
Step 3. Correct the Color
Head to the color panel and click the drop-down menu next to No Corrections. Select Color Wheels, where you’ll be able to control various parts of your video clips individually.
The Shadows wheel allows you to control the darker shades of your footage, Highlights controls the bright shades of your footage, and the Midtones wheel allows you to adjust the Luma channels in the middle of your video clip. The Master wheel allows you to adjust hue, saturation, and Luma channel (exposure).
In addition to the color wheels, you’ll find more controls below that help you adjust the white balance.
Step 4. Save Your New Video File
After you’ve made these adjustments to your video, it’s time to save and export the file. Click on the ‘File’ tab at the top of your screen and choose ‘Export. Once you click ‘Export,’ you’ll be saving the file to your hard drive. Once it’s done, click ‘Save.’ The file will automatically be saved on your desktop.
Conclusion
● If you are experiencing color distortion, you can use any of the three methods above to correct it. Filmora is one of the most popular video edit tools that people use to correct color distortion videos.
Nothing is more satisfying than seeing the final cut of a video and realizing that everything we filmed is crystal clear, with vibrant colors and balanced light. Unfortunately, whether you are editing on your own or collaborating with a team, this can be difficult to achieve because color problems often occur. Unlike photo editors, where one photo can easily be fixed without affecting the rest of an album, video editing requires adjusting to fix one problem. We’ll look at three different methods to correct color distortion in videos.
In this article
02 How will Color Distortion Affect Your Videos?
03 Different Methods to Correct Color Distortion in Videos
What Is Color Distortion
Color distortion, also called chromatic aberration (CA), happens when the camera’s lens cannot resolve the wavelengths of light that it is recording. It occurs due to dispersion, which is when the lens elements’ refractive index varies with the light wavelength.
The refractive index of transparent materials often reduces with increasing wavelength. Because a lens’ focal length depends on the index of refraction, this variation in refraction index affects focusing.
There are two types of CA: transverse (lateral) and axial (longitudinal). Axial aberration happens when different wavelengths of light focus at different distances from a lens (focus shift). Essentially, longitudinal aberration is often at long focal lengths.
On the other hand, transverse aberration happens when different wavelengths focus at different places in the focal plane due to the magnification or distortion of the lens varying with wavelength. Ideally, transverse aberration is often at short focal lengths.
The two types of CA have different characteristics, and they may occur together. Axial chromatic aberration occurs throughout an image, and you can reduce it by stopping down, hence increasing the depth of the field so that although the different wavelengths are focusing at different distances, they’re still in acceptable focus.
When it comes to transverse chromatic aberration, it doesn’t occur in the middle of the image, and it increases towards the edge. What’s more? Stopping down does not affect it.
How will Color Distortion Affect Your Videos?
Colour distortion displays itself as “fringes” of color on the boundaries separating bright and dark parts of the image in a video. Color distortion can also occur when adding effects to a video, such as the use of a green screen. By using the green screen to replace the real thing, the colors in the video can appear a little off.
Different Methods to Correct Color Distortion in Videos
There are several methods to correct color distortion in your video. They include.
Method 1: Correct Color Distortion in Videos Using Filmora
Filmora is user-friendly software with powerful tools that allow users to tweak the color settings and correct color distortion. Follow the steps below to learn how to correct color distortion in videos using Filmora.
Step 1. Download and Install Filmora
Head to https://filmora.wondershare.net/ and download Filmora. Once you have finished downloading the software, install Filmora on your device and launch it.
Step 2. Import Your videos to Filmora
Select the New Project option to create a new project file. Click on the Import Media Files Here to find and load your videos to the Filmora’s media library. Alternatively, you can drag and drop your video file to the media library, and then put it on the timeline.
Step 3. Correct Color Distortions with Your Preferences
Navigate to the timeline and double-click your video. You’ll see the video editing window. Select the Color panel; you’ll see several parameters that you can tweak.
- Contrast allows you to control the difference in brightness and color in different areas of your video image. The Brightness setting lets you customize the overall darkness or lightness of the video image.
- With the Saturation setting, you can make the colors in your video image appear more inconspicuous or saturated.
- If the color in your video image is set too high, it will look oversaturated. The colors will be washed out and muted if it’s set to low. The Tint control in Filmora allows you to adjust the balance between these two chroma channels.
- Additionally, you can employ Hollywood film-looking color sets for videos from Sparta 300, Walking Dead, Game of Thrones, Star Wars, and much more.
- Preview and Save Your Edited Video
Once you have finished correcting the color distortion in your video, you can hit the Play symbol to view the changes in the previewing window. Click the Export button if you are content with the results. You can click on Settings to change the settings if you want.
Filmora allows you to save your videos in different formats. To do this, navigate to the Format tab. The software has the option of uploading videos directly to Vimeo or YouTube. Alternatively, you can burn it to DVD or export it to a portable device.
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
Method 2: Correct Color Distortion in Videos Using Premiere Pro
Premiere Pro provides color correction tools that allow users to edit footage directly on their timeline. To learn how to correct color distortion in video using Premiere Pro, follow these steps:
Step 1. Import Your Video Files
Use the Import command to bring video files on your device into your project; this will make the video files available to the Premiere Pro project. This timeline-based video editing software application allows you to import an entire folder, multiple files, or a single file. You can import video files using the Import command or the Media Browser.
Step 2. Head to Color Correction Effect
Once you have imported your video, place it on the timeline. Apply color correction effects to the video you placed in the Timeline. You can also select your video and drag and drop the effect you want to the Video Effects selection under the Effects Control Panel. Here are some of the color correction effects you can apply:
Brightness and Contrast Effect: With this effect, you can adjust the contrast and brightness of your video. Using this effect allows you to make adjustments to all pixel values in your video image at once — mid-tones, shadows, and highlights.
Color Balance Effect: This effect changes the amount of blue, green, and red in the shadow, highlights of an image, and mid-tones. Preserve Luminosity preserves the average brightness of your video image and changes the color. It maintains the tonal balance in your video image.
Method 3: Correct Color Distortion in Videos Using Final Cut Pro
Developed by Macromedia and later Apple, Final Cut Pro is a non-linear video editing software that allows you to log and transfer videos onto a hard drive, where you can edit them, process them, and output the videos to various formats.
The software provides non-destructive and non-linear editing of QuickTime-compatible video formats. These include 8K, 5K, 4K, 2K, XDCAM (via plug-in), P2 MXF (DVCProHD), HDV, and DV film formats. Final Cut Pro can also import projects from iMovie for iPadOS and iOS. It also comes with multiple color correction tools, such as color wheels, video scopes, and sliders and curves.
With that in mind, let’s look at how to correct color distortion in videos using Final Cut Pro.
Step 1. Open Your Video in Final Cut Pro
Click on the ‘Window’ tab at the top of your screen and select the video you’d like to edit from the drop-down menu.
Step 2. Switch to Color Effects Work Space
Go to the Window panel and select the Workspaces option. Then, choose the Color & Effects option. Here, you can adjust a range of scopes, including the Luma Waveform, Vectorscope, and RGB Overlay.
Step 3. Correct the Color
Head to the color panel and click the drop-down menu next to No Corrections. Select Color Wheels, where you’ll be able to control various parts of your video clips individually.
The Shadows wheel allows you to control the darker shades of your footage, Highlights controls the bright shades of your footage, and the Midtones wheel allows you to adjust the Luma channels in the middle of your video clip. The Master wheel allows you to adjust hue, saturation, and Luma channel (exposure).
In addition to the color wheels, you’ll find more controls below that help you adjust the white balance.
Step 4. Save Your New Video File
After you’ve made these adjustments to your video, it’s time to save and export the file. Click on the ‘File’ tab at the top of your screen and choose ‘Export. Once you click ‘Export,’ you’ll be saving the file to your hard drive. Once it’s done, click ‘Save.’ The file will automatically be saved on your desktop.
Conclusion
● If you are experiencing color distortion, you can use any of the three methods above to correct it. Filmora is one of the most popular video edit tools that people use to correct color distortion videos.
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