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New Powerpoint Supported Video Format and Advanced User Tips
Powerpoint Supported Video Format and Advanced User Tips
It doesn’t matter if you are a student or a working person; you must have made a PowerPoint presentation in your life. It can be a business presentation, educational presentation, or any work-related presentation if you are an employee. The types of presentation may vary, but the way to make a presentation is almost the same.
We are here to share a few tips and tricks to make your presentations unique like, you can add videos, voice-overs, and much more things. Remember one thing; there are certain video formats that PowerPoint supports. The video formats for PowerPoint presentations are discussed below, read ahead, and you’ll know more about them.
In this article
01 Overview of PowerPoint Supported Video Format
02 How to Insert or Embed Video in PowerPoint?
03 How to Turn Your Presentation into A Video with PowerPoint?
04 How to Match Color and Remove Image Background in PowerPoint?
Part 1. Overview of PowerPoint Supported Video Format
The supported video formats for PowerPoint are different for both Windows and macOS. All the supported formats for both types of the operating system are discussed below individually:
Windows
ASF: Advanced System Format (ASF) is a proprietary video and audio container format. It is an extensible file format design.
AVI: AVI is an Audio Video Interleave file. It is a multimedia container format made by Microsoft. It allows synchronous audio with video playback.
MP4, M4V, MOV: MPEG-4 file format is also known as MP4 or M4V. It is a common video file format. In comparison, MOV is developed by Apple Inc. It is the same as MP4 but is made for Apple devices.
MPEG, MPG: It is a famous file format for movies that are distributed over the internet. They use specific compression that makes downloading and steaming easy and fast.
WMV: WMV was introduced by Microsoft, and it stands for Windows Media Video. It is a compressed file container. The format is based on ASF.
macOS
AVI, VFW: AVI stands for Audio Video Interleave, and VFW stands for Video for Windows. Both are multimedia container files. AVI is encoded into VFW.
MP4, MPEG-4: MP4 is a digital video file format. MPEG-4 uses compression, but it is less common than the MP4 extension. MPEG encodes audio tracks.
M4V: It is a video container format developed by Apple Inc. It is similar to MP4. MV4 is used to encode video files in iTunes.
MPG, MPEG, MPE, M75, M15: MPG, MPEG, MPE, M75, and M15 are all the different types of formats developed by the Moving Pictures Expert Group.
M2V: It contains only video data and no other files. It is encoded by using MPEG-2 compression. It is mostly used by DVD authorized applications.
TS: It is a Video Transport Stream file and is used to store MPEG-2 compressed video data. It is used by digital broadcasting systems.
MOV, QT: QT and MOV both were developed by Apple Inc. Both the formats can hold multiple types of multimedia formats (audio, video, and subtitles).
DIF: DIF stands for Data Interchange Format. It is a text-based file format and is used for tabular and spreadsheet data. It is also used to transfer data between spreadsheets.
Part 2. How to Insert or Embed Video in PowerPoint?
PowerPoint is the simplest way to make a presentation. You might impress your boss with a good presentation. Do you ever consider adding videos from your computer across your slides? Have you ever embedded a video in PowerPoint? Allow us to help you out with this. The process to insert or embed a video in PowerPoint is not difficult; you can do this in a few simple steps.
How to Insert a Video in PowerPoint
The video format for PowerPoint differs for different versions. The steps to insert a video in PowerPoint do not deviate much. You can follow the following instructions and insert the video:
Step 1: First, you need to select the slide in which the video is supposed to be inserted. Select the video from the device you are using by heading to the ‘Insert’ tab. There, look for the ‘Video’ option and click on it to select the ‘This Device’ option.
Step 2: After you have located and selected the video, click on ‘Insert.’ Adjust the video settings from the ‘Format’ and ‘Playback’ toolbar according to your needs. You can resize the video, add effects, play full screen, etc.
Step 3: After all the settings are done, you need to preview the slideshow to check if the video is playing according to your desire or not.
How to Embed a Video in PowerPoint
If you are looking to add an online video across PowerPoint, the platform allows you to either embed its code or use its URL for adding it within your slides. To follow this, look into the steps featured below.
Step 1: Access the online video across your browser that you wish to embed in your PowerPoint slides. You can either copy its embed code or simply copy its URL. However, this video can only be from YouTube, SlideShare, Vimeo, Stream, or Flipgrid, as allowed by PowerPoint.
Step 2: Once copied, open your slides, and navigate to the “Insert” panel. Select “Video” from the available options and proceed to click on “Online Videos.”
Step 3: A new window opens up. Paste the copied code or URL across the provided space and tap “Insert” to add the online video across your slides. You can enhance the video across the “Video Format” and “Playback” sections.
Part 3. How to Turn Your Presentation into A Video with PowerPoint?
Inserting videos in PowerPoint presentations is normal; now, it’s time to discover something new. Have you ever thought of making a PowerPoint presentation a video itself? It is interesting! Your superior authority might get impressed and give you a promotion; who knows.
How to save your presentation as a video in PowerPoint? It can be done in a few simple steps. These steps are concisely discussed in the section below; follow to help yourself.
Step 1: You need to save the presentation that you made at first. After saving the original file, you need to click on ‘Export’ from the main menu.
Step 2: From the ‘Export’ menu, click on the ‘Create Video’ option. Select the video quality as per your needs. You can use pre-recorded narrations with the timings. In case no recorded narrations exist, you can record your own.
Step 3: The recorded narration will play over your video. If you don’t want narrations, you can simply skip these settings and move on.
Step 4: Next step is to select how much time a single slide will be shown. Keep in mind the longest slide; select an appropriate time so that all the material in the slides can be read easily.
Step 5: Now, moving towards the final step, click on ‘Create Video.’ This will generate and save the new PowerPoint video on your respective device.
Part 4. How to Match Color and Remove Image Background in PowerPoint?
There are two different things that you can do to make your presentation better. These are distinctive concerning video format for PowerPoint. Removal of background in PowerPoint is discussed, followed by Color Matching.
Remove Image Background
A simple way to remove background in PowerPoint is discussed in the following steps, read them for further assistance:
Step 1: Start by opening the PowerPoint software. Afterward, move to the ‘Insert’ tab and hit the ‘Pictures’ option to insert the image you plan to work with. As you click the photo, the ‘Picture Format’ tab will appear on the taskbar. Select the ‘Remove Background’ option on the left-most side below the taskbar.
Step 2: When you click ‘Remove Background,’ it will give options. Select the ‘Mark Areas to Keep’ option and draw the section that you want to save. You can also select the option ‘Mark Areas to Remove.’ It depends on the type of photo on which the task is being performed.
Step 3: Once all the necessary editing is done, click on the option ‘Keep Changes.’ You can save the image separately by clicking on ‘Save as Picture.’
Match Color in PowerPoint
Eyedropper helps you to match colors in your presentation. This takes a few clicks, and you have done color matching.
Step 1: For this, you need to open PowerPoint and select the image that you want to match the color of its background with the rest of the slide. Navigate to the “Design” panel and select the “Format Background” option.
Step 2: Click on ‘Drawing tool’ from the ribbon. Select the option of ‘Solid Fill’ from the menu bar at the top of the screen. Now, from ‘Solid Fill,’ move the mouse towards the ‘Eyedropper’ option. Tap on the background color that you wish to match within the background.
Step 3: Select the area that you want to change the background to its desired color. Access the option of “Solid Fill” after selecting the appropriate section of the document and select the color from the preview window present in the recent colors.
Closing Words
After reading the above article, you will be able to make incredible PowerPoint presentations. As videos add great information to your presentation so hence, we discussed in detail various video formats for PowerPoint. Now let’s share something new.
Do you know anything about Wondershare Filmora ? The software is a video editor with tons of great features and functionalities. You can create stunning videos with Filmora and its wide list of features. The video editor lets you trim, join, cut, split, and do much more than this. You get so many different effects, transitions, and elements with Filmora.
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
02 How to Insert or Embed Video in PowerPoint?
03 How to Turn Your Presentation into A Video with PowerPoint?
04 How to Match Color and Remove Image Background in PowerPoint?
Part 1. Overview of PowerPoint Supported Video Format
The supported video formats for PowerPoint are different for both Windows and macOS. All the supported formats for both types of the operating system are discussed below individually:
Windows
ASF: Advanced System Format (ASF) is a proprietary video and audio container format. It is an extensible file format design.
AVI: AVI is an Audio Video Interleave file. It is a multimedia container format made by Microsoft. It allows synchronous audio with video playback.
MP4, M4V, MOV: MPEG-4 file format is also known as MP4 or M4V. It is a common video file format. In comparison, MOV is developed by Apple Inc. It is the same as MP4 but is made for Apple devices.
MPEG, MPG: It is a famous file format for movies that are distributed over the internet. They use specific compression that makes downloading and steaming easy and fast.
WMV: WMV was introduced by Microsoft, and it stands for Windows Media Video. It is a compressed file container. The format is based on ASF.
macOS
AVI, VFW: AVI stands for Audio Video Interleave, and VFW stands for Video for Windows. Both are multimedia container files. AVI is encoded into VFW.
MP4, MPEG-4: MP4 is a digital video file format. MPEG-4 uses compression, but it is less common than the MP4 extension. MPEG encodes audio tracks.
M4V: It is a video container format developed by Apple Inc. It is similar to MP4. MV4 is used to encode video files in iTunes.
MPG, MPEG, MPE, M75, M15: MPG, MPEG, MPE, M75, and M15 are all the different types of formats developed by the Moving Pictures Expert Group.
M2V: It contains only video data and no other files. It is encoded by using MPEG-2 compression. It is mostly used by DVD authorized applications.
TS: It is a Video Transport Stream file and is used to store MPEG-2 compressed video data. It is used by digital broadcasting systems.
MOV, QT: QT and MOV both were developed by Apple Inc. Both the formats can hold multiple types of multimedia formats (audio, video, and subtitles).
DIF: DIF stands for Data Interchange Format. It is a text-based file format and is used for tabular and spreadsheet data. It is also used to transfer data between spreadsheets.
Part 2. How to Insert or Embed Video in PowerPoint?
PowerPoint is the simplest way to make a presentation. You might impress your boss with a good presentation. Do you ever consider adding videos from your computer across your slides? Have you ever embedded a video in PowerPoint? Allow us to help you out with this. The process to insert or embed a video in PowerPoint is not difficult; you can do this in a few simple steps.
How to Insert a Video in PowerPoint
The video format for PowerPoint differs for different versions. The steps to insert a video in PowerPoint do not deviate much. You can follow the following instructions and insert the video:
Step 1: First, you need to select the slide in which the video is supposed to be inserted. Select the video from the device you are using by heading to the ‘Insert’ tab. There, look for the ‘Video’ option and click on it to select the ‘This Device’ option.
Step 2: After you have located and selected the video, click on ‘Insert.’ Adjust the video settings from the ‘Format’ and ‘Playback’ toolbar according to your needs. You can resize the video, add effects, play full screen, etc.
Step 3: After all the settings are done, you need to preview the slideshow to check if the video is playing according to your desire or not.
How to Embed a Video in PowerPoint
If you are looking to add an online video across PowerPoint, the platform allows you to either embed its code or use its URL for adding it within your slides. To follow this, look into the steps featured below.
Step 1: Access the online video across your browser that you wish to embed in your PowerPoint slides. You can either copy its embed code or simply copy its URL. However, this video can only be from YouTube, SlideShare, Vimeo, Stream, or Flipgrid, as allowed by PowerPoint.
Step 2: Once copied, open your slides, and navigate to the “Insert” panel. Select “Video” from the available options and proceed to click on “Online Videos.”
Step 3: A new window opens up. Paste the copied code or URL across the provided space and tap “Insert” to add the online video across your slides. You can enhance the video across the “Video Format” and “Playback” sections.
Part 3. How to Turn Your Presentation into A Video with PowerPoint?
Inserting videos in PowerPoint presentations is normal; now, it’s time to discover something new. Have you ever thought of making a PowerPoint presentation a video itself? It is interesting! Your superior authority might get impressed and give you a promotion; who knows.
How to save your presentation as a video in PowerPoint? It can be done in a few simple steps. These steps are concisely discussed in the section below; follow to help yourself.
Step 1: You need to save the presentation that you made at first. After saving the original file, you need to click on ‘Export’ from the main menu.
Step 2: From the ‘Export’ menu, click on the ‘Create Video’ option. Select the video quality as per your needs. You can use pre-recorded narrations with the timings. In case no recorded narrations exist, you can record your own.
Step 3: The recorded narration will play over your video. If you don’t want narrations, you can simply skip these settings and move on.
Step 4: Next step is to select how much time a single slide will be shown. Keep in mind the longest slide; select an appropriate time so that all the material in the slides can be read easily.
Step 5: Now, moving towards the final step, click on ‘Create Video.’ This will generate and save the new PowerPoint video on your respective device.
Part 4. How to Match Color and Remove Image Background in PowerPoint?
There are two different things that you can do to make your presentation better. These are distinctive concerning video format for PowerPoint. Removal of background in PowerPoint is discussed, followed by Color Matching.
Remove Image Background
A simple way to remove background in PowerPoint is discussed in the following steps, read them for further assistance:
Step 1: Start by opening the PowerPoint software. Afterward, move to the ‘Insert’ tab and hit the ‘Pictures’ option to insert the image you plan to work with. As you click the photo, the ‘Picture Format’ tab will appear on the taskbar. Select the ‘Remove Background’ option on the left-most side below the taskbar.
Step 2: When you click ‘Remove Background,’ it will give options. Select the ‘Mark Areas to Keep’ option and draw the section that you want to save. You can also select the option ‘Mark Areas to Remove.’ It depends on the type of photo on which the task is being performed.
Step 3: Once all the necessary editing is done, click on the option ‘Keep Changes.’ You can save the image separately by clicking on ‘Save as Picture.’
Match Color in PowerPoint
Eyedropper helps you to match colors in your presentation. This takes a few clicks, and you have done color matching.
Step 1: For this, you need to open PowerPoint and select the image that you want to match the color of its background with the rest of the slide. Navigate to the “Design” panel and select the “Format Background” option.
Step 2: Click on ‘Drawing tool’ from the ribbon. Select the option of ‘Solid Fill’ from the menu bar at the top of the screen. Now, from ‘Solid Fill,’ move the mouse towards the ‘Eyedropper’ option. Tap on the background color that you wish to match within the background.
Step 3: Select the area that you want to change the background to its desired color. Access the option of “Solid Fill” after selecting the appropriate section of the document and select the color from the preview window present in the recent colors.
Closing Words
After reading the above article, you will be able to make incredible PowerPoint presentations. As videos add great information to your presentation so hence, we discussed in detail various video formats for PowerPoint. Now let’s share something new.
Do you know anything about Wondershare Filmora ? The software is a video editor with tons of great features and functionalities. You can create stunning videos with Filmora and its wide list of features. The video editor lets you trim, join, cut, split, and do much more than this. You get so many different effects, transitions, and elements with Filmora.
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
02 How to Insert or Embed Video in PowerPoint?
03 How to Turn Your Presentation into A Video with PowerPoint?
04 How to Match Color and Remove Image Background in PowerPoint?
Part 1. Overview of PowerPoint Supported Video Format
The supported video formats for PowerPoint are different for both Windows and macOS. All the supported formats for both types of the operating system are discussed below individually:
Windows
ASF: Advanced System Format (ASF) is a proprietary video and audio container format. It is an extensible file format design.
AVI: AVI is an Audio Video Interleave file. It is a multimedia container format made by Microsoft. It allows synchronous audio with video playback.
MP4, M4V, MOV: MPEG-4 file format is also known as MP4 or M4V. It is a common video file format. In comparison, MOV is developed by Apple Inc. It is the same as MP4 but is made for Apple devices.
MPEG, MPG: It is a famous file format for movies that are distributed over the internet. They use specific compression that makes downloading and steaming easy and fast.
WMV: WMV was introduced by Microsoft, and it stands for Windows Media Video. It is a compressed file container. The format is based on ASF.
macOS
AVI, VFW: AVI stands for Audio Video Interleave, and VFW stands for Video for Windows. Both are multimedia container files. AVI is encoded into VFW.
MP4, MPEG-4: MP4 is a digital video file format. MPEG-4 uses compression, but it is less common than the MP4 extension. MPEG encodes audio tracks.
M4V: It is a video container format developed by Apple Inc. It is similar to MP4. MV4 is used to encode video files in iTunes.
MPG, MPEG, MPE, M75, M15: MPG, MPEG, MPE, M75, and M15 are all the different types of formats developed by the Moving Pictures Expert Group.
M2V: It contains only video data and no other files. It is encoded by using MPEG-2 compression. It is mostly used by DVD authorized applications.
TS: It is a Video Transport Stream file and is used to store MPEG-2 compressed video data. It is used by digital broadcasting systems.
MOV, QT: QT and MOV both were developed by Apple Inc. Both the formats can hold multiple types of multimedia formats (audio, video, and subtitles).
DIF: DIF stands for Data Interchange Format. It is a text-based file format and is used for tabular and spreadsheet data. It is also used to transfer data between spreadsheets.
Part 2. How to Insert or Embed Video in PowerPoint?
PowerPoint is the simplest way to make a presentation. You might impress your boss with a good presentation. Do you ever consider adding videos from your computer across your slides? Have you ever embedded a video in PowerPoint? Allow us to help you out with this. The process to insert or embed a video in PowerPoint is not difficult; you can do this in a few simple steps.
How to Insert a Video in PowerPoint
The video format for PowerPoint differs for different versions. The steps to insert a video in PowerPoint do not deviate much. You can follow the following instructions and insert the video:
Step 1: First, you need to select the slide in which the video is supposed to be inserted. Select the video from the device you are using by heading to the ‘Insert’ tab. There, look for the ‘Video’ option and click on it to select the ‘This Device’ option.
Step 2: After you have located and selected the video, click on ‘Insert.’ Adjust the video settings from the ‘Format’ and ‘Playback’ toolbar according to your needs. You can resize the video, add effects, play full screen, etc.
Step 3: After all the settings are done, you need to preview the slideshow to check if the video is playing according to your desire or not.
How to Embed a Video in PowerPoint
If you are looking to add an online video across PowerPoint, the platform allows you to either embed its code or use its URL for adding it within your slides. To follow this, look into the steps featured below.
Step 1: Access the online video across your browser that you wish to embed in your PowerPoint slides. You can either copy its embed code or simply copy its URL. However, this video can only be from YouTube, SlideShare, Vimeo, Stream, or Flipgrid, as allowed by PowerPoint.
Step 2: Once copied, open your slides, and navigate to the “Insert” panel. Select “Video” from the available options and proceed to click on “Online Videos.”
Step 3: A new window opens up. Paste the copied code or URL across the provided space and tap “Insert” to add the online video across your slides. You can enhance the video across the “Video Format” and “Playback” sections.
Part 3. How to Turn Your Presentation into A Video with PowerPoint?
Inserting videos in PowerPoint presentations is normal; now, it’s time to discover something new. Have you ever thought of making a PowerPoint presentation a video itself? It is interesting! Your superior authority might get impressed and give you a promotion; who knows.
How to save your presentation as a video in PowerPoint? It can be done in a few simple steps. These steps are concisely discussed in the section below; follow to help yourself.
Step 1: You need to save the presentation that you made at first. After saving the original file, you need to click on ‘Export’ from the main menu.
Step 2: From the ‘Export’ menu, click on the ‘Create Video’ option. Select the video quality as per your needs. You can use pre-recorded narrations with the timings. In case no recorded narrations exist, you can record your own.
Step 3: The recorded narration will play over your video. If you don’t want narrations, you can simply skip these settings and move on.
Step 4: Next step is to select how much time a single slide will be shown. Keep in mind the longest slide; select an appropriate time so that all the material in the slides can be read easily.
Step 5: Now, moving towards the final step, click on ‘Create Video.’ This will generate and save the new PowerPoint video on your respective device.
Part 4. How to Match Color and Remove Image Background in PowerPoint?
There are two different things that you can do to make your presentation better. These are distinctive concerning video format for PowerPoint. Removal of background in PowerPoint is discussed, followed by Color Matching.
Remove Image Background
A simple way to remove background in PowerPoint is discussed in the following steps, read them for further assistance:
Step 1: Start by opening the PowerPoint software. Afterward, move to the ‘Insert’ tab and hit the ‘Pictures’ option to insert the image you plan to work with. As you click the photo, the ‘Picture Format’ tab will appear on the taskbar. Select the ‘Remove Background’ option on the left-most side below the taskbar.
Step 2: When you click ‘Remove Background,’ it will give options. Select the ‘Mark Areas to Keep’ option and draw the section that you want to save. You can also select the option ‘Mark Areas to Remove.’ It depends on the type of photo on which the task is being performed.
Step 3: Once all the necessary editing is done, click on the option ‘Keep Changes.’ You can save the image separately by clicking on ‘Save as Picture.’
Match Color in PowerPoint
Eyedropper helps you to match colors in your presentation. This takes a few clicks, and you have done color matching.
Step 1: For this, you need to open PowerPoint and select the image that you want to match the color of its background with the rest of the slide. Navigate to the “Design” panel and select the “Format Background” option.
Step 2: Click on ‘Drawing tool’ from the ribbon. Select the option of ‘Solid Fill’ from the menu bar at the top of the screen. Now, from ‘Solid Fill,’ move the mouse towards the ‘Eyedropper’ option. Tap on the background color that you wish to match within the background.
Step 3: Select the area that you want to change the background to its desired color. Access the option of “Solid Fill” after selecting the appropriate section of the document and select the color from the preview window present in the recent colors.
Closing Words
After reading the above article, you will be able to make incredible PowerPoint presentations. As videos add great information to your presentation so hence, we discussed in detail various video formats for PowerPoint. Now let’s share something new.
Do you know anything about Wondershare Filmora ? The software is a video editor with tons of great features and functionalities. You can create stunning videos with Filmora and its wide list of features. The video editor lets you trim, join, cut, split, and do much more than this. You get so many different effects, transitions, and elements with Filmora.
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
02 How to Insert or Embed Video in PowerPoint?
03 How to Turn Your Presentation into A Video with PowerPoint?
04 How to Match Color and Remove Image Background in PowerPoint?
Part 1. Overview of PowerPoint Supported Video Format
The supported video formats for PowerPoint are different for both Windows and macOS. All the supported formats for both types of the operating system are discussed below individually:
Windows
ASF: Advanced System Format (ASF) is a proprietary video and audio container format. It is an extensible file format design.
AVI: AVI is an Audio Video Interleave file. It is a multimedia container format made by Microsoft. It allows synchronous audio with video playback.
MP4, M4V, MOV: MPEG-4 file format is also known as MP4 or M4V. It is a common video file format. In comparison, MOV is developed by Apple Inc. It is the same as MP4 but is made for Apple devices.
MPEG, MPG: It is a famous file format for movies that are distributed over the internet. They use specific compression that makes downloading and steaming easy and fast.
WMV: WMV was introduced by Microsoft, and it stands for Windows Media Video. It is a compressed file container. The format is based on ASF.
macOS
AVI, VFW: AVI stands for Audio Video Interleave, and VFW stands for Video for Windows. Both are multimedia container files. AVI is encoded into VFW.
MP4, MPEG-4: MP4 is a digital video file format. MPEG-4 uses compression, but it is less common than the MP4 extension. MPEG encodes audio tracks.
M4V: It is a video container format developed by Apple Inc. It is similar to MP4. MV4 is used to encode video files in iTunes.
MPG, MPEG, MPE, M75, M15: MPG, MPEG, MPE, M75, and M15 are all the different types of formats developed by the Moving Pictures Expert Group.
M2V: It contains only video data and no other files. It is encoded by using MPEG-2 compression. It is mostly used by DVD authorized applications.
TS: It is a Video Transport Stream file and is used to store MPEG-2 compressed video data. It is used by digital broadcasting systems.
MOV, QT: QT and MOV both were developed by Apple Inc. Both the formats can hold multiple types of multimedia formats (audio, video, and subtitles).
DIF: DIF stands for Data Interchange Format. It is a text-based file format and is used for tabular and spreadsheet data. It is also used to transfer data between spreadsheets.
Part 2. How to Insert or Embed Video in PowerPoint?
PowerPoint is the simplest way to make a presentation. You might impress your boss with a good presentation. Do you ever consider adding videos from your computer across your slides? Have you ever embedded a video in PowerPoint? Allow us to help you out with this. The process to insert or embed a video in PowerPoint is not difficult; you can do this in a few simple steps.
How to Insert a Video in PowerPoint
The video format for PowerPoint differs for different versions. The steps to insert a video in PowerPoint do not deviate much. You can follow the following instructions and insert the video:
Step 1: First, you need to select the slide in which the video is supposed to be inserted. Select the video from the device you are using by heading to the ‘Insert’ tab. There, look for the ‘Video’ option and click on it to select the ‘This Device’ option.
Step 2: After you have located and selected the video, click on ‘Insert.’ Adjust the video settings from the ‘Format’ and ‘Playback’ toolbar according to your needs. You can resize the video, add effects, play full screen, etc.
Step 3: After all the settings are done, you need to preview the slideshow to check if the video is playing according to your desire or not.
How to Embed a Video in PowerPoint
If you are looking to add an online video across PowerPoint, the platform allows you to either embed its code or use its URL for adding it within your slides. To follow this, look into the steps featured below.
Step 1: Access the online video across your browser that you wish to embed in your PowerPoint slides. You can either copy its embed code or simply copy its URL. However, this video can only be from YouTube, SlideShare, Vimeo, Stream, or Flipgrid, as allowed by PowerPoint.
Step 2: Once copied, open your slides, and navigate to the “Insert” panel. Select “Video” from the available options and proceed to click on “Online Videos.”
Step 3: A new window opens up. Paste the copied code or URL across the provided space and tap “Insert” to add the online video across your slides. You can enhance the video across the “Video Format” and “Playback” sections.
Part 3. How to Turn Your Presentation into A Video with PowerPoint?
Inserting videos in PowerPoint presentations is normal; now, it’s time to discover something new. Have you ever thought of making a PowerPoint presentation a video itself? It is interesting! Your superior authority might get impressed and give you a promotion; who knows.
How to save your presentation as a video in PowerPoint? It can be done in a few simple steps. These steps are concisely discussed in the section below; follow to help yourself.
Step 1: You need to save the presentation that you made at first. After saving the original file, you need to click on ‘Export’ from the main menu.
Step 2: From the ‘Export’ menu, click on the ‘Create Video’ option. Select the video quality as per your needs. You can use pre-recorded narrations with the timings. In case no recorded narrations exist, you can record your own.
Step 3: The recorded narration will play over your video. If you don’t want narrations, you can simply skip these settings and move on.
Step 4: Next step is to select how much time a single slide will be shown. Keep in mind the longest slide; select an appropriate time so that all the material in the slides can be read easily.
Step 5: Now, moving towards the final step, click on ‘Create Video.’ This will generate and save the new PowerPoint video on your respective device.
Part 4. How to Match Color and Remove Image Background in PowerPoint?
There are two different things that you can do to make your presentation better. These are distinctive concerning video format for PowerPoint. Removal of background in PowerPoint is discussed, followed by Color Matching.
Remove Image Background
A simple way to remove background in PowerPoint is discussed in the following steps, read them for further assistance:
Step 1: Start by opening the PowerPoint software. Afterward, move to the ‘Insert’ tab and hit the ‘Pictures’ option to insert the image you plan to work with. As you click the photo, the ‘Picture Format’ tab will appear on the taskbar. Select the ‘Remove Background’ option on the left-most side below the taskbar.
Step 2: When you click ‘Remove Background,’ it will give options. Select the ‘Mark Areas to Keep’ option and draw the section that you want to save. You can also select the option ‘Mark Areas to Remove.’ It depends on the type of photo on which the task is being performed.
Step 3: Once all the necessary editing is done, click on the option ‘Keep Changes.’ You can save the image separately by clicking on ‘Save as Picture.’
Match Color in PowerPoint
Eyedropper helps you to match colors in your presentation. This takes a few clicks, and you have done color matching.
Step 1: For this, you need to open PowerPoint and select the image that you want to match the color of its background with the rest of the slide. Navigate to the “Design” panel and select the “Format Background” option.
Step 2: Click on ‘Drawing tool’ from the ribbon. Select the option of ‘Solid Fill’ from the menu bar at the top of the screen. Now, from ‘Solid Fill,’ move the mouse towards the ‘Eyedropper’ option. Tap on the background color that you wish to match within the background.
Step 3: Select the area that you want to change the background to its desired color. Access the option of “Solid Fill” after selecting the appropriate section of the document and select the color from the preview window present in the recent colors.
Closing Words
After reading the above article, you will be able to make incredible PowerPoint presentations. As videos add great information to your presentation so hence, we discussed in detail various video formats for PowerPoint. Now let’s share something new.
Do you know anything about Wondershare Filmora ? The software is a video editor with tons of great features and functionalities. You can create stunning videos with Filmora and its wide list of features. The video editor lets you trim, join, cut, split, and do much more than this. You get so many different effects, transitions, and elements with Filmora.
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
Offering The Best Understanding of Performing iMovie Slow Motion Video
In the past decade, social media has made slow-motion videos wildly popular. When Apple introduced the slow-motion effect in its camera, people went crazy about it. Due to the great demand, many developers introduced this effect in their applications. Slow-mo has been trendy for years, and its use is not ending soon.
This article will guide you about the iMovie slow motion effect and explain the app in detail. Users considering creating a video across their Mac should be aware of slow-mo in iMovie. If you are fascinated by finding more, read this article about slow-down video iMovie.
Slow Motion Video Maker Slow your video’s speed with better control of your keyframes to create unique cinematic effects!
Make A Slow Motion Video Make A Slow Motion Video More Features
Part 1: An Introduction to Slow Motion Videos: A Comprehensive Review
Slow-mo videos are recorded at a frame rate higher than 24 frames per second (fps). After that, they are replayed at a slower pace. This method produces an effect that can bring out special moments. Slow-motion recordings are frequently employed in sports, action, and wildlife cinematography.
What makes it so popular is how it captures fast-moving scenes in better detail. Access to the slow-motion effect was not so common, but with apps like iMovie slow-mo, the effect is accessible to everyone. You can use online video editors or desktop editing software to make slow-motion videos.
Free Download For Win 7 or later(64-bit)
Free Download For macOS 10.14 or later
Part 2: How to Set Slow Motion Settings in iMovie Video Making?
iMovie is a wonderful choice if you want to make slow-motion videos. Also, it allows users to change the speed of video clips per their needs. With slo-mo in iMovie, you can even fine-tune the speed of a single clip by splitting it into intervals, each with a different speed. You can set multiple ranges to cause a clip to speed up and down.
You can freeze a single frame in your film to create the illusion that time has stopped. The app is a fantastic option for Apple users who want to quickly add slow-motion effects to their videos. iMovie is a pretty straightforward tool that gives quick results. Follow the step-by-step guide below to slow down video in iMovie.
Step 1
Launch iMovie in your system and click “New Project.” Go to the “Movies” option to import the video you want to edit. Drag the media in the project timeline to make changes to it.
Step 2
Select the video from the timeline and click the speed icon that looks like a clock. From “Speed,” select the “Slow” option and choose the percentage of slow-motion effect you want to apply in your video. To set a customized slow-mo percentage, click “Speed” again and choose “Custom.” After that, manually add the percentage of how slow you want your video to be.
Part 3: A Great Alternative to Making Slow Motion Videos: Wondershare Filmora
iMovie slow motion is undoubtedly a simple solution for creating slow-mo videos. But sometimes, you need a tool with more advanced features than iMovie. If you want to access professional features with a simple interface, Wondershare Filmora is the right platform. The tool not only provides a precise slow-motion effect, but it has many other features that will leave you amazed.
You can control your video and edit it any way you like. Wondershare Filmora gives you the freedom to be creative. For both beginners and professionals, it is an excellent choice. This software is worth checking if you want to create a cinematic masterpiece.
Step-By-Step Guide to Make Slow Motion Videos with Optical Flow
Unlike the slow-mo in iMovie, the Filmora’s effect is much more advanced and provides professional results. Look at the easy steps below and slow down your video quickly.
Free Download For Win 7 or later(64-bit)
Free Download For macOS 10.14 or later
Step 1Ensure the Latest Version of Filmora and Import Media
Firstly, ensure that you are using the latest version of Filmora. After launching it in your system, access its editing screen through the “New Project” option in its main interface. Drag and drop your video into the timeline section after importing it. You can simply import by pressing the “Ctrl + I” keys from your keyboard.
Step 2Apply Slow-Motion and Use Optical Flow
After bringing media into the timeline, right-click on it. From the displayed list, look for the “Uniform Speed” option. Tap on it and get directed toward the right-side editing screen. There, you have to use the “Speed” slider and move to the left for slow videos or to the right for fast-speed videos.
When you are done adjusting speed, head down to the “AI Frame Interpolation” option. Extend its menu and choose “Optical Flow” to reduce the speed of your video while maintaining its quality.
Step 3Analyze and Save the Video by Customizing Export Options
Check if the function has been applied by playing the video. Lastly, select the “Export” button located in the screen’s upper right corner. From the “Export” window, adjust video parameters to save the video your desired way.
Key Features of Wondershare Filmora
Wondershare Filmora’s impressive tools never cease to impress. Let’s discuss a few of its remarkable features in video editing:
1. Instant Mode
This feature is perfect for creating quick social media videos. You can find a variety of templates and choose the one that best suits your video’s concept. There are more than 115 templates from business, travel, and Vlog categories. Instant mode will help you to rearrange video clips with AI algorithms that cut your 3 hours of editing time.
2. AI Smart Cutout
Removing an object from a video can be challenging while maintaining a natural appearance. Not more with Filmora’s AI smart cutout that can automatically remove unwanted items. It can detect and refine the cutout frame by frame to maintain perfection and high quality. Besides, you get different preview modes to modify certain areas.
3. Auto Beat Sync
Music and film with wonderful rhythm add an entertaining aspect to the content. Utilizing the auto-beat sync feature in Filmora is the way to do it. With this tool, your music and video will automatically match the clips. Furthermore, it can inevitably identify dark sides in your footage to delete them.
4. AI Copywriting
It’s challenging to develop exciting scripts or captions for your films. In situations like this, an AI copywriting tool is invaluable. ChatGPT integration in Filmora lets you get YouTube titles and descriptions that match your needs. To generate one, you must describe the content you want using natural language.
Conclusion
In short, the slow-motion effect is one of the most popular video effects used in movies. Thus, a good video editor is necessary whether you edit videos for entertainment or business purposes. Your video will not look good and will negatively impact the viewers if it is not edited well. Here, you have learned how to slow down video iMovie. If you want an advanced tool, try the alternative Wondershare Filmora.
Make A Slow Motion Video Make A Slow Motion Video More Features
Part 1: An Introduction to Slow Motion Videos: A Comprehensive Review
Slow-mo videos are recorded at a frame rate higher than 24 frames per second (fps). After that, they are replayed at a slower pace. This method produces an effect that can bring out special moments. Slow-motion recordings are frequently employed in sports, action, and wildlife cinematography.
What makes it so popular is how it captures fast-moving scenes in better detail. Access to the slow-motion effect was not so common, but with apps like iMovie slow-mo, the effect is accessible to everyone. You can use online video editors or desktop editing software to make slow-motion videos.
Free Download For Win 7 or later(64-bit)
Free Download For macOS 10.14 or later
Part 2: How to Set Slow Motion Settings in iMovie Video Making?
iMovie is a wonderful choice if you want to make slow-motion videos. Also, it allows users to change the speed of video clips per their needs. With slo-mo in iMovie, you can even fine-tune the speed of a single clip by splitting it into intervals, each with a different speed. You can set multiple ranges to cause a clip to speed up and down.
You can freeze a single frame in your film to create the illusion that time has stopped. The app is a fantastic option for Apple users who want to quickly add slow-motion effects to their videos. iMovie is a pretty straightforward tool that gives quick results. Follow the step-by-step guide below to slow down video in iMovie.
Step 1
Launch iMovie in your system and click “New Project.” Go to the “Movies” option to import the video you want to edit. Drag the media in the project timeline to make changes to it.
Step 2
Select the video from the timeline and click the speed icon that looks like a clock. From “Speed,” select the “Slow” option and choose the percentage of slow-motion effect you want to apply in your video. To set a customized slow-mo percentage, click “Speed” again and choose “Custom.” After that, manually add the percentage of how slow you want your video to be.
Part 3: A Great Alternative to Making Slow Motion Videos: Wondershare Filmora
iMovie slow motion is undoubtedly a simple solution for creating slow-mo videos. But sometimes, you need a tool with more advanced features than iMovie. If you want to access professional features with a simple interface, Wondershare Filmora is the right platform. The tool not only provides a precise slow-motion effect, but it has many other features that will leave you amazed.
You can control your video and edit it any way you like. Wondershare Filmora gives you the freedom to be creative. For both beginners and professionals, it is an excellent choice. This software is worth checking if you want to create a cinematic masterpiece.
Step-By-Step Guide to Make Slow Motion Videos with Optical Flow
Unlike the slow-mo in iMovie, the Filmora’s effect is much more advanced and provides professional results. Look at the easy steps below and slow down your video quickly.
Free Download For Win 7 or later(64-bit)
Free Download For macOS 10.14 or later
Step 1Ensure the Latest Version of Filmora and Import Media
Firstly, ensure that you are using the latest version of Filmora. After launching it in your system, access its editing screen through the “New Project” option in its main interface. Drag and drop your video into the timeline section after importing it. You can simply import by pressing the “Ctrl + I” keys from your keyboard.
Step 2Apply Slow-Motion and Use Optical Flow
After bringing media into the timeline, right-click on it. From the displayed list, look for the “Uniform Speed” option. Tap on it and get directed toward the right-side editing screen. There, you have to use the “Speed” slider and move to the left for slow videos or to the right for fast-speed videos.
When you are done adjusting speed, head down to the “AI Frame Interpolation” option. Extend its menu and choose “Optical Flow” to reduce the speed of your video while maintaining its quality.
Step 3Analyze and Save the Video by Customizing Export Options
Check if the function has been applied by playing the video. Lastly, select the “Export” button located in the screen’s upper right corner. From the “Export” window, adjust video parameters to save the video your desired way.
Key Features of Wondershare Filmora
Wondershare Filmora’s impressive tools never cease to impress. Let’s discuss a few of its remarkable features in video editing:
1. Instant Mode
This feature is perfect for creating quick social media videos. You can find a variety of templates and choose the one that best suits your video’s concept. There are more than 115 templates from business, travel, and Vlog categories. Instant mode will help you to rearrange video clips with AI algorithms that cut your 3 hours of editing time.
2. AI Smart Cutout
Removing an object from a video can be challenging while maintaining a natural appearance. Not more with Filmora’s AI smart cutout that can automatically remove unwanted items. It can detect and refine the cutout frame by frame to maintain perfection and high quality. Besides, you get different preview modes to modify certain areas.
3. Auto Beat Sync
Music and film with wonderful rhythm add an entertaining aspect to the content. Utilizing the auto-beat sync feature in Filmora is the way to do it. With this tool, your music and video will automatically match the clips. Furthermore, it can inevitably identify dark sides in your footage to delete them.
4. AI Copywriting
It’s challenging to develop exciting scripts or captions for your films. In situations like this, an AI copywriting tool is invaluable. ChatGPT integration in Filmora lets you get YouTube titles and descriptions that match your needs. To generate one, you must describe the content you want using natural language.
Conclusion
In short, the slow-motion effect is one of the most popular video effects used in movies. Thus, a good video editor is necessary whether you edit videos for entertainment or business purposes. Your video will not look good and will negatively impact the viewers if it is not edited well. Here, you have learned how to slow down video iMovie. If you want an advanced tool, try the alternative Wondershare Filmora.
Best 5 Tools to Help You Know More Freeze-Frame Video Editing Skills
Best 5 Tools to Help You Know More Freeze Frame Video Editing Skills
An easy yet powerful editor
Numerous effects to choose from
Detailed tutorials provided by the official channel
The freeze-frame video editing effect is a technique used to stop the moving image of a video and hold it still onscreen. This effect aims to pause the world the video is living in and allow the audience to process the scene and gain more context fully. Note that the world around us keeps ongoing, and time never stops. But luckily for us, we can pause film and video with a simple but powerful video effect known as the freeze-frame.
In addition, a freeze-frame can be carried out in a video to showcase a specific frame in your clip by extending the length of Time that frame is displayed. For example, you can decide to freeze a frame to show the video frame where a goal is being scored in a sporting event or use it to showcase a captured reaction or a smile. When a freeze-frame applies to a video clip, the clip automatically splits at the freezing point, and the chosen frame is inserted as an image file (BMP) and displayed on screen for the duration you set. This article will teach how to use the freeze-frame editing service ideally.
In this article
01 [How to Add a Freeze-frame to Video Clips in all Tools](#Part 1)
02 [SUPER COOL Freeze-frame Effect with Filmora 11](#Part 2)
Part 1 How to Add a Freeze-frame to Video Clips in all Tools
Do you want to draw your audience’s attention to a point or for dramatic flair by stopping your video and holding on to a single frame? This section will give you the best tools for freeze-frame editing via a step-by-step guide on how to do it.
01After Effects
Here is a step-by-step guide on how to Freeze-frame in After Effects:
Step 1: Download After Effects
Download and install Adobe After Effects and open it on your desktop. This software works with both macOS and Windows.
Step 2: New Composition
Next is to open a new project or drag and drop your video and add it to the timeline. Another way is to click on “New Composition from Footage” and then browse the video you want to edit.
Step 3: Select the Frame
There is a Playhead or slider above the slide, which will help you to select the frame needed to be frozen. Press the “Space bar” to play and pause the video. Then, with the help of the slider, select the frame and pause the video at that instant.
Step 4: Create a New Layer
After you pause the video at the place you want to freeze, Press “Ctrl + Shift + D” to cut the video at that instant, then another layer of the video will add just after the moment.
Step 5: Freeze the Frame
Next is to right-click on the layer, and the settings will pop up. Go to Time> Freeze-frame, and your selected frame will get frozen.
Step 6: Save the Video
Finally, go to File > Export to save the video per your PC requirement.
02**Wondershare Filmora Video Editor **
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
Here is a step-by-step guide on how to Freeze-frame in Wondershare Filmora:
Step 1: Import your media files
After installing the software on your PC, drag and drop all files into the primary window or click on “Import” to browse your file folder. Also, this program supports a variety of media files, including MP4, MKV, WMV, MOV, DV, AVI, MTS, TS, 3GP, M4V, etc. After uploading the video, drag them to the Video Timeline.
Step 2: Freeze video with ease
Now play the video clip you want to add freeze-frame and pause it when it comes to the correct position. Then click the “Snapshot” icon under the Viewer panel. Immediately, a picture will add to the media library. Drag and drop the Picture to the PIP track over the main video track, and set the duration of the still image.
Step 3: Save your video
When satisfied with your result, click “Export” to export your video. In the pop-up window that appears, please select the file format options to save onto your computer, or you can directly upload it to Twitter, YouTube, or Facebook, to share with your family and friends.
03Premiere Pro
Here is a step-by-step guide on how to Freeze-frame in Premiere Pro using a video frame for the duration of a clip:
Step 1: Download Premiere Pro
Download and install Adobe Premiere Pro on your PC and open it to start editing your video. Import video to Premiere Pro and drag and drop to the timeline.
Step 2: Select a clip in a Timeline panel.
To freeze a frame using other methods than the In or Out point, open the video portion in the Source Monitor, and set the Marker 0 (zero) to the frame you wish to pause in the video.
Step 3: Choose Clip > Video Options > Frame Hold.
Next is to tap Hold On and select the frame you want to hold from the menu. However, you can choose the frame based on Source Timecode, In Point, Out Point, Sequence Timecode, or Playhead position.
Step 4: Finally, specify “Hold Filters” and click OK.
Effect settings use the values at the holding frame to prevent keyframed effect settings (if any are present) from animating during the clip’s duration.
04Kapwing
Step 1: Upload and edit your video with Kapwing.
Choose to “Get Started,” upload a file from your device, or paste a video link from a third-party site like YouTube, Vimeo, or TikTok. In any case, you’ll be whisked away to your very own video editing studio.
Step 2: Give your video a freeze-frame effect.
Select the “Timing” tab in the right navigation bar and click “Freeze Frame” after uploading your video to Kapwing.
In Kapwing, you may add a freeze-frame to a video.
As you can see, clicking “Freeze Frame” instantly creates an image layer for the frame your timeline slider was on. Click on the image layer and choose from the “Duration” dropdown option under the “Edit” tab in the right navigation bar to change the length of the freeze-frame. Alternatively, you may drag the image layer onto your timeline by clicking and dragging it.
That’s all there is to it!
05Animotica
Step 1: Creating a New Project
To begin, open your video editor and select Create a New Project. Choose Empty Project, give your project a name, and click the Create a New Project button.
Step 2: Selecting the Video to Freeze
Select Add Video/Photo Clips from the drop-down menu.
You can add video clips to Animotica by navigating to where you saved your video clip, selecting it, and opening it. You’ll now return to the project window, where your video will display. You can enable a wide range of enhancing options by tapping on the video clip with your mouse.
Step 3: The Freeze Effect
To activate your options, tap on the video clip. You must now decide which segment of the video you want to freeze. To make things easy for you, press the play and pause buttons when you reach the part you want to freeze.
Take a picture of the video by dragging your pointer down to the camera icon and pressing it to take a photo while keeping the clip paused, where you want it to be frozen. When you do that, a menu of three options will appear; select Take Snapshots and Insert in Current Position. This choice will split the movie in half and insert the scene you just recorded in the middle, resulting in a freeze.
Part 2 SUPER COOL Freeze-frame Effect with Filmora 11
With no prior experience in video editing, you may get started right away.
Filmora 11 is a scalable experience built for new and seasoned content creators who want freeze-frame editing. You may start cutting and editing your videos like an expert, even if you’re a beginner, and access anything you need from the toolbar once the software launches on your computer, including media, audio, titles, effects, split-screen formatting, elements, and transitions.
Hundreds of extra alternatives are available for each of these elements, which you can drag and drop over your chosen film. You can also use the scissors symbol to cut the movie by pausing on a specific frame within your shot and clicking it. Filmora 11 also comes with pre-set aspect ratios and resolutions for your chosen media to get started right away.
● Ending Thoughts →
● This article provided users with a guide to using Mac and Windows video editor freeze-frame for your video effects. Aside from the editor listed here, Movavi video editor freeze-frame and other editors are available on the Internet.
● However, the ones listed in this blog are our top picks for the best you can use. In addition, Filmora is the best freeze-frame effect editor with a lot of effects you can use in your video editing
The freeze-frame video editing effect is a technique used to stop the moving image of a video and hold it still onscreen. This effect aims to pause the world the video is living in and allow the audience to process the scene and gain more context fully. Note that the world around us keeps ongoing, and time never stops. But luckily for us, we can pause film and video with a simple but powerful video effect known as the freeze-frame.
In addition, a freeze-frame can be carried out in a video to showcase a specific frame in your clip by extending the length of Time that frame is displayed. For example, you can decide to freeze a frame to show the video frame where a goal is being scored in a sporting event or use it to showcase a captured reaction or a smile. When a freeze-frame applies to a video clip, the clip automatically splits at the freezing point, and the chosen frame is inserted as an image file (BMP) and displayed on screen for the duration you set. This article will teach how to use the freeze-frame editing service ideally.
In this article
01 [How to Add a Freeze-frame to Video Clips in all Tools](#Part 1)
02 [SUPER COOL Freeze-frame Effect with Filmora 11](#Part 2)
Part 1 How to Add a Freeze-frame to Video Clips in all Tools
Do you want to draw your audience’s attention to a point or for dramatic flair by stopping your video and holding on to a single frame? This section will give you the best tools for freeze-frame editing via a step-by-step guide on how to do it.
01After Effects
Here is a step-by-step guide on how to Freeze-frame in After Effects:
Step 1: Download After Effects
Download and install Adobe After Effects and open it on your desktop. This software works with both macOS and Windows.
Step 2: New Composition
Next is to open a new project or drag and drop your video and add it to the timeline. Another way is to click on “New Composition from Footage” and then browse the video you want to edit.
Step 3: Select the Frame
There is a Playhead or slider above the slide, which will help you to select the frame needed to be frozen. Press the “Space bar” to play and pause the video. Then, with the help of the slider, select the frame and pause the video at that instant.
Step 4: Create a New Layer
After you pause the video at the place you want to freeze, Press “Ctrl + Shift + D” to cut the video at that instant, then another layer of the video will add just after the moment.
Step 5: Freeze the Frame
Next is to right-click on the layer, and the settings will pop up. Go to Time> Freeze-frame, and your selected frame will get frozen.
Step 6: Save the Video
Finally, go to File > Export to save the video per your PC requirement.
02**Wondershare Filmora Video Editor **
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
Here is a step-by-step guide on how to Freeze-frame in Wondershare Filmora:
Step 1: Import your media files
After installing the software on your PC, drag and drop all files into the primary window or click on “Import” to browse your file folder. Also, this program supports a variety of media files, including MP4, MKV, WMV, MOV, DV, AVI, MTS, TS, 3GP, M4V, etc. After uploading the video, drag them to the Video Timeline.
Step 2: Freeze video with ease
Now play the video clip you want to add freeze-frame and pause it when it comes to the correct position. Then click the “Snapshot” icon under the Viewer panel. Immediately, a picture will add to the media library. Drag and drop the Picture to the PIP track over the main video track, and set the duration of the still image.
Step 3: Save your video
When satisfied with your result, click “Export” to export your video. In the pop-up window that appears, please select the file format options to save onto your computer, or you can directly upload it to Twitter, YouTube, or Facebook, to share with your family and friends.
03Premiere Pro
Here is a step-by-step guide on how to Freeze-frame in Premiere Pro using a video frame for the duration of a clip:
Step 1: Download Premiere Pro
Download and install Adobe Premiere Pro on your PC and open it to start editing your video. Import video to Premiere Pro and drag and drop to the timeline.
Step 2: Select a clip in a Timeline panel.
To freeze a frame using other methods than the In or Out point, open the video portion in the Source Monitor, and set the Marker 0 (zero) to the frame you wish to pause in the video.
Step 3: Choose Clip > Video Options > Frame Hold.
Next is to tap Hold On and select the frame you want to hold from the menu. However, you can choose the frame based on Source Timecode, In Point, Out Point, Sequence Timecode, or Playhead position.
Step 4: Finally, specify “Hold Filters” and click OK.
Effect settings use the values at the holding frame to prevent keyframed effect settings (if any are present) from animating during the clip’s duration.
04Kapwing
Step 1: Upload and edit your video with Kapwing.
Choose to “Get Started,” upload a file from your device, or paste a video link from a third-party site like YouTube, Vimeo, or TikTok. In any case, you’ll be whisked away to your very own video editing studio.
Step 2: Give your video a freeze-frame effect.
Select the “Timing” tab in the right navigation bar and click “Freeze Frame” after uploading your video to Kapwing.
In Kapwing, you may add a freeze-frame to a video.
As you can see, clicking “Freeze Frame” instantly creates an image layer for the frame your timeline slider was on. Click on the image layer and choose from the “Duration” dropdown option under the “Edit” tab in the right navigation bar to change the length of the freeze-frame. Alternatively, you may drag the image layer onto your timeline by clicking and dragging it.
That’s all there is to it!
05Animotica
Step 1: Creating a New Project
To begin, open your video editor and select Create a New Project. Choose Empty Project, give your project a name, and click the Create a New Project button.
Step 2: Selecting the Video to Freeze
Select Add Video/Photo Clips from the drop-down menu.
You can add video clips to Animotica by navigating to where you saved your video clip, selecting it, and opening it. You’ll now return to the project window, where your video will display. You can enable a wide range of enhancing options by tapping on the video clip with your mouse.
Step 3: The Freeze Effect
To activate your options, tap on the video clip. You must now decide which segment of the video you want to freeze. To make things easy for you, press the play and pause buttons when you reach the part you want to freeze.
Take a picture of the video by dragging your pointer down to the camera icon and pressing it to take a photo while keeping the clip paused, where you want it to be frozen. When you do that, a menu of three options will appear; select Take Snapshots and Insert in Current Position. This choice will split the movie in half and insert the scene you just recorded in the middle, resulting in a freeze.
Part 2 SUPER COOL Freeze-frame Effect with Filmora 11
With no prior experience in video editing, you may get started right away.
Filmora 11 is a scalable experience built for new and seasoned content creators who want freeze-frame editing. You may start cutting and editing your videos like an expert, even if you’re a beginner, and access anything you need from the toolbar once the software launches on your computer, including media, audio, titles, effects, split-screen formatting, elements, and transitions.
Hundreds of extra alternatives are available for each of these elements, which you can drag and drop over your chosen film. You can also use the scissors symbol to cut the movie by pausing on a specific frame within your shot and clicking it. Filmora 11 also comes with pre-set aspect ratios and resolutions for your chosen media to get started right away.
● Ending Thoughts →
● This article provided users with a guide to using Mac and Windows video editor freeze-frame for your video effects. Aside from the editor listed here, Movavi video editor freeze-frame and other editors are available on the Internet.
● However, the ones listed in this blog are our top picks for the best you can use. In addition, Filmora is the best freeze-frame effect editor with a lot of effects you can use in your video editing
The freeze-frame video editing effect is a technique used to stop the moving image of a video and hold it still onscreen. This effect aims to pause the world the video is living in and allow the audience to process the scene and gain more context fully. Note that the world around us keeps ongoing, and time never stops. But luckily for us, we can pause film and video with a simple but powerful video effect known as the freeze-frame.
In addition, a freeze-frame can be carried out in a video to showcase a specific frame in your clip by extending the length of Time that frame is displayed. For example, you can decide to freeze a frame to show the video frame where a goal is being scored in a sporting event or use it to showcase a captured reaction or a smile. When a freeze-frame applies to a video clip, the clip automatically splits at the freezing point, and the chosen frame is inserted as an image file (BMP) and displayed on screen for the duration you set. This article will teach how to use the freeze-frame editing service ideally.
In this article
01 [How to Add a Freeze-frame to Video Clips in all Tools](#Part 1)
02 [SUPER COOL Freeze-frame Effect with Filmora 11](#Part 2)
Part 1 How to Add a Freeze-frame to Video Clips in all Tools
Do you want to draw your audience’s attention to a point or for dramatic flair by stopping your video and holding on to a single frame? This section will give you the best tools for freeze-frame editing via a step-by-step guide on how to do it.
01After Effects
Here is a step-by-step guide on how to Freeze-frame in After Effects:
Step 1: Download After Effects
Download and install Adobe After Effects and open it on your desktop. This software works with both macOS and Windows.
Step 2: New Composition
Next is to open a new project or drag and drop your video and add it to the timeline. Another way is to click on “New Composition from Footage” and then browse the video you want to edit.
Step 3: Select the Frame
There is a Playhead or slider above the slide, which will help you to select the frame needed to be frozen. Press the “Space bar” to play and pause the video. Then, with the help of the slider, select the frame and pause the video at that instant.
Step 4: Create a New Layer
After you pause the video at the place you want to freeze, Press “Ctrl + Shift + D” to cut the video at that instant, then another layer of the video will add just after the moment.
Step 5: Freeze the Frame
Next is to right-click on the layer, and the settings will pop up. Go to Time> Freeze-frame, and your selected frame will get frozen.
Step 6: Save the Video
Finally, go to File > Export to save the video per your PC requirement.
02**Wondershare Filmora Video Editor **
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
Here is a step-by-step guide on how to Freeze-frame in Wondershare Filmora:
Step 1: Import your media files
After installing the software on your PC, drag and drop all files into the primary window or click on “Import” to browse your file folder. Also, this program supports a variety of media files, including MP4, MKV, WMV, MOV, DV, AVI, MTS, TS, 3GP, M4V, etc. After uploading the video, drag them to the Video Timeline.
Step 2: Freeze video with ease
Now play the video clip you want to add freeze-frame and pause it when it comes to the correct position. Then click the “Snapshot” icon under the Viewer panel. Immediately, a picture will add to the media library. Drag and drop the Picture to the PIP track over the main video track, and set the duration of the still image.
Step 3: Save your video
When satisfied with your result, click “Export” to export your video. In the pop-up window that appears, please select the file format options to save onto your computer, or you can directly upload it to Twitter, YouTube, or Facebook, to share with your family and friends.
03Premiere Pro
Here is a step-by-step guide on how to Freeze-frame in Premiere Pro using a video frame for the duration of a clip:
Step 1: Download Premiere Pro
Download and install Adobe Premiere Pro on your PC and open it to start editing your video. Import video to Premiere Pro and drag and drop to the timeline.
Step 2: Select a clip in a Timeline panel.
To freeze a frame using other methods than the In or Out point, open the video portion in the Source Monitor, and set the Marker 0 (zero) to the frame you wish to pause in the video.
Step 3: Choose Clip > Video Options > Frame Hold.
Next is to tap Hold On and select the frame you want to hold from the menu. However, you can choose the frame based on Source Timecode, In Point, Out Point, Sequence Timecode, or Playhead position.
Step 4: Finally, specify “Hold Filters” and click OK.
Effect settings use the values at the holding frame to prevent keyframed effect settings (if any are present) from animating during the clip’s duration.
04Kapwing
Step 1: Upload and edit your video with Kapwing.
Choose to “Get Started,” upload a file from your device, or paste a video link from a third-party site like YouTube, Vimeo, or TikTok. In any case, you’ll be whisked away to your very own video editing studio.
Step 2: Give your video a freeze-frame effect.
Select the “Timing” tab in the right navigation bar and click “Freeze Frame” after uploading your video to Kapwing.
In Kapwing, you may add a freeze-frame to a video.
As you can see, clicking “Freeze Frame” instantly creates an image layer for the frame your timeline slider was on. Click on the image layer and choose from the “Duration” dropdown option under the “Edit” tab in the right navigation bar to change the length of the freeze-frame. Alternatively, you may drag the image layer onto your timeline by clicking and dragging it.
That’s all there is to it!
05Animotica
Step 1: Creating a New Project
To begin, open your video editor and select Create a New Project. Choose Empty Project, give your project a name, and click the Create a New Project button.
Step 2: Selecting the Video to Freeze
Select Add Video/Photo Clips from the drop-down menu.
You can add video clips to Animotica by navigating to where you saved your video clip, selecting it, and opening it. You’ll now return to the project window, where your video will display. You can enable a wide range of enhancing options by tapping on the video clip with your mouse.
Step 3: The Freeze Effect
To activate your options, tap on the video clip. You must now decide which segment of the video you want to freeze. To make things easy for you, press the play and pause buttons when you reach the part you want to freeze.
Take a picture of the video by dragging your pointer down to the camera icon and pressing it to take a photo while keeping the clip paused, where you want it to be frozen. When you do that, a menu of three options will appear; select Take Snapshots and Insert in Current Position. This choice will split the movie in half and insert the scene you just recorded in the middle, resulting in a freeze.
Part 2 SUPER COOL Freeze-frame Effect with Filmora 11
With no prior experience in video editing, you may get started right away.
Filmora 11 is a scalable experience built for new and seasoned content creators who want freeze-frame editing. You may start cutting and editing your videos like an expert, even if you’re a beginner, and access anything you need from the toolbar once the software launches on your computer, including media, audio, titles, effects, split-screen formatting, elements, and transitions.
Hundreds of extra alternatives are available for each of these elements, which you can drag and drop over your chosen film. You can also use the scissors symbol to cut the movie by pausing on a specific frame within your shot and clicking it. Filmora 11 also comes with pre-set aspect ratios and resolutions for your chosen media to get started right away.
● Ending Thoughts →
● This article provided users with a guide to using Mac and Windows video editor freeze-frame for your video effects. Aside from the editor listed here, Movavi video editor freeze-frame and other editors are available on the Internet.
● However, the ones listed in this blog are our top picks for the best you can use. In addition, Filmora is the best freeze-frame effect editor with a lot of effects you can use in your video editing
The freeze-frame video editing effect is a technique used to stop the moving image of a video and hold it still onscreen. This effect aims to pause the world the video is living in and allow the audience to process the scene and gain more context fully. Note that the world around us keeps ongoing, and time never stops. But luckily for us, we can pause film and video with a simple but powerful video effect known as the freeze-frame.
In addition, a freeze-frame can be carried out in a video to showcase a specific frame in your clip by extending the length of Time that frame is displayed. For example, you can decide to freeze a frame to show the video frame where a goal is being scored in a sporting event or use it to showcase a captured reaction or a smile. When a freeze-frame applies to a video clip, the clip automatically splits at the freezing point, and the chosen frame is inserted as an image file (BMP) and displayed on screen for the duration you set. This article will teach how to use the freeze-frame editing service ideally.
In this article
01 [How to Add a Freeze-frame to Video Clips in all Tools](#Part 1)
02 [SUPER COOL Freeze-frame Effect with Filmora 11](#Part 2)
Part 1 How to Add a Freeze-frame to Video Clips in all Tools
Do you want to draw your audience’s attention to a point or for dramatic flair by stopping your video and holding on to a single frame? This section will give you the best tools for freeze-frame editing via a step-by-step guide on how to do it.
01After Effects
Here is a step-by-step guide on how to Freeze-frame in After Effects:
Step 1: Download After Effects
Download and install Adobe After Effects and open it on your desktop. This software works with both macOS and Windows.
Step 2: New Composition
Next is to open a new project or drag and drop your video and add it to the timeline. Another way is to click on “New Composition from Footage” and then browse the video you want to edit.
Step 3: Select the Frame
There is a Playhead or slider above the slide, which will help you to select the frame needed to be frozen. Press the “Space bar” to play and pause the video. Then, with the help of the slider, select the frame and pause the video at that instant.
Step 4: Create a New Layer
After you pause the video at the place you want to freeze, Press “Ctrl + Shift + D” to cut the video at that instant, then another layer of the video will add just after the moment.
Step 5: Freeze the Frame
Next is to right-click on the layer, and the settings will pop up. Go to Time> Freeze-frame, and your selected frame will get frozen.
Step 6: Save the Video
Finally, go to File > Export to save the video per your PC requirement.
02**Wondershare Filmora Video Editor **
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
Here is a step-by-step guide on how to Freeze-frame in Wondershare Filmora:
Step 1: Import your media files
After installing the software on your PC, drag and drop all files into the primary window or click on “Import” to browse your file folder. Also, this program supports a variety of media files, including MP4, MKV, WMV, MOV, DV, AVI, MTS, TS, 3GP, M4V, etc. After uploading the video, drag them to the Video Timeline.
Step 2: Freeze video with ease
Now play the video clip you want to add freeze-frame and pause it when it comes to the correct position. Then click the “Snapshot” icon under the Viewer panel. Immediately, a picture will add to the media library. Drag and drop the Picture to the PIP track over the main video track, and set the duration of the still image.
Step 3: Save your video
When satisfied with your result, click “Export” to export your video. In the pop-up window that appears, please select the file format options to save onto your computer, or you can directly upload it to Twitter, YouTube, or Facebook, to share with your family and friends.
03Premiere Pro
Here is a step-by-step guide on how to Freeze-frame in Premiere Pro using a video frame for the duration of a clip:
Step 1: Download Premiere Pro
Download and install Adobe Premiere Pro on your PC and open it to start editing your video. Import video to Premiere Pro and drag and drop to the timeline.
Step 2: Select a clip in a Timeline panel.
To freeze a frame using other methods than the In or Out point, open the video portion in the Source Monitor, and set the Marker 0 (zero) to the frame you wish to pause in the video.
Step 3: Choose Clip > Video Options > Frame Hold.
Next is to tap Hold On and select the frame you want to hold from the menu. However, you can choose the frame based on Source Timecode, In Point, Out Point, Sequence Timecode, or Playhead position.
Step 4: Finally, specify “Hold Filters” and click OK.
Effect settings use the values at the holding frame to prevent keyframed effect settings (if any are present) from animating during the clip’s duration.
04Kapwing
Step 1: Upload and edit your video with Kapwing.
Choose to “Get Started,” upload a file from your device, or paste a video link from a third-party site like YouTube, Vimeo, or TikTok. In any case, you’ll be whisked away to your very own video editing studio.
Step 2: Give your video a freeze-frame effect.
Select the “Timing” tab in the right navigation bar and click “Freeze Frame” after uploading your video to Kapwing.
In Kapwing, you may add a freeze-frame to a video.
As you can see, clicking “Freeze Frame” instantly creates an image layer for the frame your timeline slider was on. Click on the image layer and choose from the “Duration” dropdown option under the “Edit” tab in the right navigation bar to change the length of the freeze-frame. Alternatively, you may drag the image layer onto your timeline by clicking and dragging it.
That’s all there is to it!
05Animotica
Step 1: Creating a New Project
To begin, open your video editor and select Create a New Project. Choose Empty Project, give your project a name, and click the Create a New Project button.
Step 2: Selecting the Video to Freeze
Select Add Video/Photo Clips from the drop-down menu.
You can add video clips to Animotica by navigating to where you saved your video clip, selecting it, and opening it. You’ll now return to the project window, where your video will display. You can enable a wide range of enhancing options by tapping on the video clip with your mouse.
Step 3: The Freeze Effect
To activate your options, tap on the video clip. You must now decide which segment of the video you want to freeze. To make things easy for you, press the play and pause buttons when you reach the part you want to freeze.
Take a picture of the video by dragging your pointer down to the camera icon and pressing it to take a photo while keeping the clip paused, where you want it to be frozen. When you do that, a menu of three options will appear; select Take Snapshots and Insert in Current Position. This choice will split the movie in half and insert the scene you just recorded in the middle, resulting in a freeze.
Part 2 SUPER COOL Freeze-frame Effect with Filmora 11
With no prior experience in video editing, you may get started right away.
Filmora 11 is a scalable experience built for new and seasoned content creators who want freeze-frame editing. You may start cutting and editing your videos like an expert, even if you’re a beginner, and access anything you need from the toolbar once the software launches on your computer, including media, audio, titles, effects, split-screen formatting, elements, and transitions.
Hundreds of extra alternatives are available for each of these elements, which you can drag and drop over your chosen film. You can also use the scissors symbol to cut the movie by pausing on a specific frame within your shot and clicking it. Filmora 11 also comes with pre-set aspect ratios and resolutions for your chosen media to get started right away.
● Ending Thoughts →
● This article provided users with a guide to using Mac and Windows video editor freeze-frame for your video effects. Aside from the editor listed here, Movavi video editor freeze-frame and other editors are available on the Internet.
● However, the ones listed in this blog are our top picks for the best you can use. In addition, Filmora is the best freeze-frame effect editor with a lot of effects you can use in your video editing
Learn How to Blur a Still or Moving Part of Video
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Detailed tutorials provided by the official channel
Adding a blur effect to your video is vital, especially if you have added unwanted things that could ruin its quality. It often looks awkward when there’s something wrong in the background of your video. Various video editing programs allow you to blur a moving or still part of your video if you don’t want viewers to see it. With that in mind, we’ll look at how to blur part of a video using Filmora.
In this article
01 How to Blur a Part of a Video Using Filmora
02 How to Blur a Moving Part of a Video Using Filmora
03 How to Blur Part of a Video Using OpenShot
There are several ways you can blur part of a video. Filmora allows you to blur a still and moving part of a video. The software is user-friendly and comes with an aesthetically pleasing interface. You don’t have to be tech-savvy to learn how to blur out part of a video with Filmora. You can also use OpenShot to blur part of a video.
How to Blur a Part of a Video Using Filmora
Both Mac and PC owners can use this video editing software to blur part of a video. Here is how to blur a part of video using Filmora.
- Download and install Wondershare Filmora on your device. If you had already installed Filmora on your computer, double-click the program to launch it.
- Next, you need to drag and drop the video file you wish to blur into the Media Library. Alternatively, you could also navigate to the File tab and click it, then choose Import Media and select the Import Media Files option. Find the video you want to edit and select it. You can now hit the Open button to import the video file to Media Library
- After your video file is on Filmora’s Media Library, drag and drop it into the Timeline; this is where the program allows you to assemble effects and media files for your video project.
- Click on the Effects tab; this will allow you to browse through Filmora’s collection of visual effects. Select Utility on the drop-down menu located on the left side of your screen.
- The program will display a range of effects; select the Mosaic option. You can also type in Mosaic in the search bar to find the effect swiftly.
- Drag the Mosaic effect to above the video clip on your Timeline. Dragging the border of your Mosaic clip allows you to adjust its length.
- A small blurred area will appear in the preview window.
- Lock the main tracks.
- Now, click the Mosaic layer to modify the Mosaic size and area. Move it to the part of the video that you would like to blur.
- Double-clicking on the Mosaic clip will allow you to change the mosaic type and adjust the opacity and blur amount. You can choose from six different Mosaic types. Adjusting the opacity allows you to set the degree to which you can see through the blurred area. The blur amount lets you control the intensity of the blur.
- You can now save your blurred video. Click on the File tab and select ‘Save Project.’ Doing this will save your project to the default file. Choose ‘Save Project As’ to save your video to another destination of your choice.
How to Blur a Moving Part of a Video Using Filmora
You can also blur a moving part of your video with Filmora; this program allows you to add the motion-tracking mosaic to any moving object in your video that you do not want your viewers to see. You can use stickers, mosaic, or anything you download on the internet to hide any unwanted moving object.
With that in mind, here is how to blur a moving part of a video using Filmora:
- Run Filmora on your device.
- Import your video into Filmora’s Media Library.
- Drag your video to the Timeline.
- Now, double-click the video in the Timeline. Doing this will open the editing menu.
- Check the box that’s right next to Motion Tracking; this tool allows you to track movement in a video and then have objects like text, images, videos, or elements follow this movement.
- A tracker box will appear on your preview window; move it over the moving object you would like to track. You can increase or reduce the size of the tracker box. Hit the Start Tracking button to render the effect.
- Wait until the tracking process is complete. The duration of this process will depend on the length of your video. You’ll have to do some trimming if other objects block the moving part you’re tracking from time to time.
- WNow, select the Add Mosaic option.
- Choose the Mosaic type you prefer and adjust the opacity and blur amount to ensure the object is unrecognizable.
- Now, select the moving part of the video you want to blur and click OK.
- The object is now blurred, and the mosaic layer will follow its movement everywhere it goes.
- Playback your video to check the result. Filmora allows you to fine-tune the position and size of the object that’s following the track in your Preview Window without restarting tracking. Additionally, you can switch the follower anytime you want.
- When you have finished blurring the moving part on your video, click File > Save Project or Save Project As to save your video.
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
How to Blur Part of a Video Using OpenShot
Designed for Windows, Mac, and Linux, OpenShot is a free, open-source, and cross-platform video editor. While there’s no predefined function or filter in this tool to help you blur part of a video, OpenShot has another way of blurring static parts of your video: it uses an image.
OpenShot blur part of video is free, and you’ll use its open-source programs as a base program for the edition of the video and GIMP Image Manipulation software to edit photos. Follow the guide below to learn how to blur out something in a video using OpenShot.
Step 1: Download OpenShot and install it on your device.
Step 2: Take a screenshot from your video, where the part you want to blur is easily visible. You can do this by going to a relevant frame and utilizing Save Current Frame with a camera icon, located on the right side of the video preview window in a standard program configuration.
Step 3: Be sure to save your video screenshot on your computer.
Step 4: Since you have exported a relevant frame from your video as a screenshot, you need to open it in a photo editor that can handle PNG pics and transparency, like the GIMP Image Manipulation program. Use any selection tool to select the area of the picture you want to blur on the video. Depending on your preferences, you can choose the free select tool, the ellipse select tool, or the rectangle select tool.
Step 5: In the blur filters submenu, open the Pixelize tool and adjust the options that suit your preferences. You can use CTRL-Z to cancel the operation, and repeat it until you find the best combination of blurring settings.
Step 6: When you are satisfied with blurring, right-click on the blurred area and select Invert in the Select submenu; this will allow you to select the entire part of the frame that has not been blurred, which is the part you would like to get rid of because you will only have to use the blurred part of your video overlay where necessary.
Step 7: Now, cut the section of the picture you do not want to keep. You can do this by using CTRL-X. The blurred filter for your video is now ready.
Step 8: If after cutting you notice a plain color rather than a checkerboard canvas representing transparency, use CTRL-Z to cancel the cut. Then, use CTRL-I to invert the selection again to get control of the blurred selection again, and copy or cut it using CTRL-X or CTRL-C.
Step 9: Create another image using CTRL-N, and ensure you have navigated to the advanced options and selected transparency as the fill-in color, and paste your selection there.
Step 10: You now have a perfect photo with full transparency, which is represented by a checkerboard canvas, except for the section of the video frames you would like to blur that should be pixelized.
Step 11: Use the Export option under the File menu to export the photo to your PC as a . PNG file. To save a picture with a transparency channel, you need to use the . PNG extension.
Step 12: Now return to OpenShot video editor and import the generated picture with a pixelized portion in the OpenShot video project. Next, add the picture as an overlay track. Make sure it’s above the video track.
Step 13: If the program asks you to import the photo as an image sequence, select the NO option because you need to import a still photo, and not a video sequence.
Step 14: The picture will be displayed before the video, blurring only the portion of the video where you modified the frame. The other parts of the video won’t be touched. You can make adjustments to ensure the picture track is only displayed at required moments. And that’s how to blur part of a video using OpenShot.
Conclusion
● Now that you know how to blur out part of a video, you can have fun and censor anything you want in your clips. Use Filmora to blur moving and still parts on your video.
Adding a blur effect to your video is vital, especially if you have added unwanted things that could ruin its quality. It often looks awkward when there’s something wrong in the background of your video. Various video editing programs allow you to blur a moving or still part of your video if you don’t want viewers to see it. With that in mind, we’ll look at how to blur part of a video using Filmora.
In this article
01 How to Blur a Part of a Video Using Filmora
02 How to Blur a Moving Part of a Video Using Filmora
03 How to Blur Part of a Video Using OpenShot
There are several ways you can blur part of a video. Filmora allows you to blur a still and moving part of a video. The software is user-friendly and comes with an aesthetically pleasing interface. You don’t have to be tech-savvy to learn how to blur out part of a video with Filmora. You can also use OpenShot to blur part of a video.
How to Blur a Part of a Video Using Filmora
Both Mac and PC owners can use this video editing software to blur part of a video. Here is how to blur a part of video using Filmora.
- Download and install Wondershare Filmora on your device. If you had already installed Filmora on your computer, double-click the program to launch it.
- Next, you need to drag and drop the video file you wish to blur into the Media Library. Alternatively, you could also navigate to the File tab and click it, then choose Import Media and select the Import Media Files option. Find the video you want to edit and select it. You can now hit the Open button to import the video file to Media Library
- After your video file is on Filmora’s Media Library, drag and drop it into the Timeline; this is where the program allows you to assemble effects and media files for your video project.
- Click on the Effects tab; this will allow you to browse through Filmora’s collection of visual effects. Select Utility on the drop-down menu located on the left side of your screen.
- The program will display a range of effects; select the Mosaic option. You can also type in Mosaic in the search bar to find the effect swiftly.
- Drag the Mosaic effect to above the video clip on your Timeline. Dragging the border of your Mosaic clip allows you to adjust its length.
- A small blurred area will appear in the preview window.
- Lock the main tracks.
- Now, click the Mosaic layer to modify the Mosaic size and area. Move it to the part of the video that you would like to blur.
- Double-clicking on the Mosaic clip will allow you to change the mosaic type and adjust the opacity and blur amount. You can choose from six different Mosaic types. Adjusting the opacity allows you to set the degree to which you can see through the blurred area. The blur amount lets you control the intensity of the blur.
- You can now save your blurred video. Click on the File tab and select ‘Save Project.’ Doing this will save your project to the default file. Choose ‘Save Project As’ to save your video to another destination of your choice.
How to Blur a Moving Part of a Video Using Filmora
You can also blur a moving part of your video with Filmora; this program allows you to add the motion-tracking mosaic to any moving object in your video that you do not want your viewers to see. You can use stickers, mosaic, or anything you download on the internet to hide any unwanted moving object.
With that in mind, here is how to blur a moving part of a video using Filmora:
- Run Filmora on your device.
- Import your video into Filmora’s Media Library.
- Drag your video to the Timeline.
- Now, double-click the video in the Timeline. Doing this will open the editing menu.
- Check the box that’s right next to Motion Tracking; this tool allows you to track movement in a video and then have objects like text, images, videos, or elements follow this movement.
- A tracker box will appear on your preview window; move it over the moving object you would like to track. You can increase or reduce the size of the tracker box. Hit the Start Tracking button to render the effect.
- Wait until the tracking process is complete. The duration of this process will depend on the length of your video. You’ll have to do some trimming if other objects block the moving part you’re tracking from time to time.
- WNow, select the Add Mosaic option.
- Choose the Mosaic type you prefer and adjust the opacity and blur amount to ensure the object is unrecognizable.
- Now, select the moving part of the video you want to blur and click OK.
- The object is now blurred, and the mosaic layer will follow its movement everywhere it goes.
- Playback your video to check the result. Filmora allows you to fine-tune the position and size of the object that’s following the track in your Preview Window without restarting tracking. Additionally, you can switch the follower anytime you want.
- When you have finished blurring the moving part on your video, click File > Save Project or Save Project As to save your video.
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
How to Blur Part of a Video Using OpenShot
Designed for Windows, Mac, and Linux, OpenShot is a free, open-source, and cross-platform video editor. While there’s no predefined function or filter in this tool to help you blur part of a video, OpenShot has another way of blurring static parts of your video: it uses an image.
OpenShot blur part of video is free, and you’ll use its open-source programs as a base program for the edition of the video and GIMP Image Manipulation software to edit photos. Follow the guide below to learn how to blur out something in a video using OpenShot.
Step 1: Download OpenShot and install it on your device.
Step 2: Take a screenshot from your video, where the part you want to blur is easily visible. You can do this by going to a relevant frame and utilizing Save Current Frame with a camera icon, located on the right side of the video preview window in a standard program configuration.
Step 3: Be sure to save your video screenshot on your computer.
Step 4: Since you have exported a relevant frame from your video as a screenshot, you need to open it in a photo editor that can handle PNG pics and transparency, like the GIMP Image Manipulation program. Use any selection tool to select the area of the picture you want to blur on the video. Depending on your preferences, you can choose the free select tool, the ellipse select tool, or the rectangle select tool.
Step 5: In the blur filters submenu, open the Pixelize tool and adjust the options that suit your preferences. You can use CTRL-Z to cancel the operation, and repeat it until you find the best combination of blurring settings.
Step 6: When you are satisfied with blurring, right-click on the blurred area and select Invert in the Select submenu; this will allow you to select the entire part of the frame that has not been blurred, which is the part you would like to get rid of because you will only have to use the blurred part of your video overlay where necessary.
Step 7: Now, cut the section of the picture you do not want to keep. You can do this by using CTRL-X. The blurred filter for your video is now ready.
Step 8: If after cutting you notice a plain color rather than a checkerboard canvas representing transparency, use CTRL-Z to cancel the cut. Then, use CTRL-I to invert the selection again to get control of the blurred selection again, and copy or cut it using CTRL-X or CTRL-C.
Step 9: Create another image using CTRL-N, and ensure you have navigated to the advanced options and selected transparency as the fill-in color, and paste your selection there.
Step 10: You now have a perfect photo with full transparency, which is represented by a checkerboard canvas, except for the section of the video frames you would like to blur that should be pixelized.
Step 11: Use the Export option under the File menu to export the photo to your PC as a . PNG file. To save a picture with a transparency channel, you need to use the . PNG extension.
Step 12: Now return to OpenShot video editor and import the generated picture with a pixelized portion in the OpenShot video project. Next, add the picture as an overlay track. Make sure it’s above the video track.
Step 13: If the program asks you to import the photo as an image sequence, select the NO option because you need to import a still photo, and not a video sequence.
Step 14: The picture will be displayed before the video, blurring only the portion of the video where you modified the frame. The other parts of the video won’t be touched. You can make adjustments to ensure the picture track is only displayed at required moments. And that’s how to blur part of a video using OpenShot.
Conclusion
● Now that you know how to blur out part of a video, you can have fun and censor anything you want in your clips. Use Filmora to blur moving and still parts on your video.
Adding a blur effect to your video is vital, especially if you have added unwanted things that could ruin its quality. It often looks awkward when there’s something wrong in the background of your video. Various video editing programs allow you to blur a moving or still part of your video if you don’t want viewers to see it. With that in mind, we’ll look at how to blur part of a video using Filmora.
In this article
01 How to Blur a Part of a Video Using Filmora
02 How to Blur a Moving Part of a Video Using Filmora
03 How to Blur Part of a Video Using OpenShot
There are several ways you can blur part of a video. Filmora allows you to blur a still and moving part of a video. The software is user-friendly and comes with an aesthetically pleasing interface. You don’t have to be tech-savvy to learn how to blur out part of a video with Filmora. You can also use OpenShot to blur part of a video.
How to Blur a Part of a Video Using Filmora
Both Mac and PC owners can use this video editing software to blur part of a video. Here is how to blur a part of video using Filmora.
- Download and install Wondershare Filmora on your device. If you had already installed Filmora on your computer, double-click the program to launch it.
- Next, you need to drag and drop the video file you wish to blur into the Media Library. Alternatively, you could also navigate to the File tab and click it, then choose Import Media and select the Import Media Files option. Find the video you want to edit and select it. You can now hit the Open button to import the video file to Media Library
- After your video file is on Filmora’s Media Library, drag and drop it into the Timeline; this is where the program allows you to assemble effects and media files for your video project.
- Click on the Effects tab; this will allow you to browse through Filmora’s collection of visual effects. Select Utility on the drop-down menu located on the left side of your screen.
- The program will display a range of effects; select the Mosaic option. You can also type in Mosaic in the search bar to find the effect swiftly.
- Drag the Mosaic effect to above the video clip on your Timeline. Dragging the border of your Mosaic clip allows you to adjust its length.
- A small blurred area will appear in the preview window.
- Lock the main tracks.
- Now, click the Mosaic layer to modify the Mosaic size and area. Move it to the part of the video that you would like to blur.
- Double-clicking on the Mosaic clip will allow you to change the mosaic type and adjust the opacity and blur amount. You can choose from six different Mosaic types. Adjusting the opacity allows you to set the degree to which you can see through the blurred area. The blur amount lets you control the intensity of the blur.
- You can now save your blurred video. Click on the File tab and select ‘Save Project.’ Doing this will save your project to the default file. Choose ‘Save Project As’ to save your video to another destination of your choice.
How to Blur a Moving Part of a Video Using Filmora
You can also blur a moving part of your video with Filmora; this program allows you to add the motion-tracking mosaic to any moving object in your video that you do not want your viewers to see. You can use stickers, mosaic, or anything you download on the internet to hide any unwanted moving object.
With that in mind, here is how to blur a moving part of a video using Filmora:
- Run Filmora on your device.
- Import your video into Filmora’s Media Library.
- Drag your video to the Timeline.
- Now, double-click the video in the Timeline. Doing this will open the editing menu.
- Check the box that’s right next to Motion Tracking; this tool allows you to track movement in a video and then have objects like text, images, videos, or elements follow this movement.
- A tracker box will appear on your preview window; move it over the moving object you would like to track. You can increase or reduce the size of the tracker box. Hit the Start Tracking button to render the effect.
- Wait until the tracking process is complete. The duration of this process will depend on the length of your video. You’ll have to do some trimming if other objects block the moving part you’re tracking from time to time.
- WNow, select the Add Mosaic option.
- Choose the Mosaic type you prefer and adjust the opacity and blur amount to ensure the object is unrecognizable.
- Now, select the moving part of the video you want to blur and click OK.
- The object is now blurred, and the mosaic layer will follow its movement everywhere it goes.
- Playback your video to check the result. Filmora allows you to fine-tune the position and size of the object that’s following the track in your Preview Window without restarting tracking. Additionally, you can switch the follower anytime you want.
- When you have finished blurring the moving part on your video, click File > Save Project or Save Project As to save your video.
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
How to Blur Part of a Video Using OpenShot
Designed for Windows, Mac, and Linux, OpenShot is a free, open-source, and cross-platform video editor. While there’s no predefined function or filter in this tool to help you blur part of a video, OpenShot has another way of blurring static parts of your video: it uses an image.
OpenShot blur part of video is free, and you’ll use its open-source programs as a base program for the edition of the video and GIMP Image Manipulation software to edit photos. Follow the guide below to learn how to blur out something in a video using OpenShot.
Step 1: Download OpenShot and install it on your device.
Step 2: Take a screenshot from your video, where the part you want to blur is easily visible. You can do this by going to a relevant frame and utilizing Save Current Frame with a camera icon, located on the right side of the video preview window in a standard program configuration.
Step 3: Be sure to save your video screenshot on your computer.
Step 4: Since you have exported a relevant frame from your video as a screenshot, you need to open it in a photo editor that can handle PNG pics and transparency, like the GIMP Image Manipulation program. Use any selection tool to select the area of the picture you want to blur on the video. Depending on your preferences, you can choose the free select tool, the ellipse select tool, or the rectangle select tool.
Step 5: In the blur filters submenu, open the Pixelize tool and adjust the options that suit your preferences. You can use CTRL-Z to cancel the operation, and repeat it until you find the best combination of blurring settings.
Step 6: When you are satisfied with blurring, right-click on the blurred area and select Invert in the Select submenu; this will allow you to select the entire part of the frame that has not been blurred, which is the part you would like to get rid of because you will only have to use the blurred part of your video overlay where necessary.
Step 7: Now, cut the section of the picture you do not want to keep. You can do this by using CTRL-X. The blurred filter for your video is now ready.
Step 8: If after cutting you notice a plain color rather than a checkerboard canvas representing transparency, use CTRL-Z to cancel the cut. Then, use CTRL-I to invert the selection again to get control of the blurred selection again, and copy or cut it using CTRL-X or CTRL-C.
Step 9: Create another image using CTRL-N, and ensure you have navigated to the advanced options and selected transparency as the fill-in color, and paste your selection there.
Step 10: You now have a perfect photo with full transparency, which is represented by a checkerboard canvas, except for the section of the video frames you would like to blur that should be pixelized.
Step 11: Use the Export option under the File menu to export the photo to your PC as a . PNG file. To save a picture with a transparency channel, you need to use the . PNG extension.
Step 12: Now return to OpenShot video editor and import the generated picture with a pixelized portion in the OpenShot video project. Next, add the picture as an overlay track. Make sure it’s above the video track.
Step 13: If the program asks you to import the photo as an image sequence, select the NO option because you need to import a still photo, and not a video sequence.
Step 14: The picture will be displayed before the video, blurring only the portion of the video where you modified the frame. The other parts of the video won’t be touched. You can make adjustments to ensure the picture track is only displayed at required moments. And that’s how to blur part of a video using OpenShot.
Conclusion
● Now that you know how to blur out part of a video, you can have fun and censor anything you want in your clips. Use Filmora to blur moving and still parts on your video.
Adding a blur effect to your video is vital, especially if you have added unwanted things that could ruin its quality. It often looks awkward when there’s something wrong in the background of your video. Various video editing programs allow you to blur a moving or still part of your video if you don’t want viewers to see it. With that in mind, we’ll look at how to blur part of a video using Filmora.
In this article
01 How to Blur a Part of a Video Using Filmora
02 How to Blur a Moving Part of a Video Using Filmora
03 How to Blur Part of a Video Using OpenShot
There are several ways you can blur part of a video. Filmora allows you to blur a still and moving part of a video. The software is user-friendly and comes with an aesthetically pleasing interface. You don’t have to be tech-savvy to learn how to blur out part of a video with Filmora. You can also use OpenShot to blur part of a video.
How to Blur a Part of a Video Using Filmora
Both Mac and PC owners can use this video editing software to blur part of a video. Here is how to blur a part of video using Filmora.
- Download and install Wondershare Filmora on your device. If you had already installed Filmora on your computer, double-click the program to launch it.
- Next, you need to drag and drop the video file you wish to blur into the Media Library. Alternatively, you could also navigate to the File tab and click it, then choose Import Media and select the Import Media Files option. Find the video you want to edit and select it. You can now hit the Open button to import the video file to Media Library
- After your video file is on Filmora’s Media Library, drag and drop it into the Timeline; this is where the program allows you to assemble effects and media files for your video project.
- Click on the Effects tab; this will allow you to browse through Filmora’s collection of visual effects. Select Utility on the drop-down menu located on the left side of your screen.
- The program will display a range of effects; select the Mosaic option. You can also type in Mosaic in the search bar to find the effect swiftly.
- Drag the Mosaic effect to above the video clip on your Timeline. Dragging the border of your Mosaic clip allows you to adjust its length.
- A small blurred area will appear in the preview window.
- Lock the main tracks.
- Now, click the Mosaic layer to modify the Mosaic size and area. Move it to the part of the video that you would like to blur.
- Double-clicking on the Mosaic clip will allow you to change the mosaic type and adjust the opacity and blur amount. You can choose from six different Mosaic types. Adjusting the opacity allows you to set the degree to which you can see through the blurred area. The blur amount lets you control the intensity of the blur.
- You can now save your blurred video. Click on the File tab and select ‘Save Project.’ Doing this will save your project to the default file. Choose ‘Save Project As’ to save your video to another destination of your choice.
How to Blur a Moving Part of a Video Using Filmora
You can also blur a moving part of your video with Filmora; this program allows you to add the motion-tracking mosaic to any moving object in your video that you do not want your viewers to see. You can use stickers, mosaic, or anything you download on the internet to hide any unwanted moving object.
With that in mind, here is how to blur a moving part of a video using Filmora:
- Run Filmora on your device.
- Import your video into Filmora’s Media Library.
- Drag your video to the Timeline.
- Now, double-click the video in the Timeline. Doing this will open the editing menu.
- Check the box that’s right next to Motion Tracking; this tool allows you to track movement in a video and then have objects like text, images, videos, or elements follow this movement.
- A tracker box will appear on your preview window; move it over the moving object you would like to track. You can increase or reduce the size of the tracker box. Hit the Start Tracking button to render the effect.
- Wait until the tracking process is complete. The duration of this process will depend on the length of your video. You’ll have to do some trimming if other objects block the moving part you’re tracking from time to time.
- WNow, select the Add Mosaic option.
- Choose the Mosaic type you prefer and adjust the opacity and blur amount to ensure the object is unrecognizable.
- Now, select the moving part of the video you want to blur and click OK.
- The object is now blurred, and the mosaic layer will follow its movement everywhere it goes.
- Playback your video to check the result. Filmora allows you to fine-tune the position and size of the object that’s following the track in your Preview Window without restarting tracking. Additionally, you can switch the follower anytime you want.
- When you have finished blurring the moving part on your video, click File > Save Project or Save Project As to save your video.
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
How to Blur Part of a Video Using OpenShot
Designed for Windows, Mac, and Linux, OpenShot is a free, open-source, and cross-platform video editor. While there’s no predefined function or filter in this tool to help you blur part of a video, OpenShot has another way of blurring static parts of your video: it uses an image.
OpenShot blur part of video is free, and you’ll use its open-source programs as a base program for the edition of the video and GIMP Image Manipulation software to edit photos. Follow the guide below to learn how to blur out something in a video using OpenShot.
Step 1: Download OpenShot and install it on your device.
Step 2: Take a screenshot from your video, where the part you want to blur is easily visible. You can do this by going to a relevant frame and utilizing Save Current Frame with a camera icon, located on the right side of the video preview window in a standard program configuration.
Step 3: Be sure to save your video screenshot on your computer.
Step 4: Since you have exported a relevant frame from your video as a screenshot, you need to open it in a photo editor that can handle PNG pics and transparency, like the GIMP Image Manipulation program. Use any selection tool to select the area of the picture you want to blur on the video. Depending on your preferences, you can choose the free select tool, the ellipse select tool, or the rectangle select tool.
Step 5: In the blur filters submenu, open the Pixelize tool and adjust the options that suit your preferences. You can use CTRL-Z to cancel the operation, and repeat it until you find the best combination of blurring settings.
Step 6: When you are satisfied with blurring, right-click on the blurred area and select Invert in the Select submenu; this will allow you to select the entire part of the frame that has not been blurred, which is the part you would like to get rid of because you will only have to use the blurred part of your video overlay where necessary.
Step 7: Now, cut the section of the picture you do not want to keep. You can do this by using CTRL-X. The blurred filter for your video is now ready.
Step 8: If after cutting you notice a plain color rather than a checkerboard canvas representing transparency, use CTRL-Z to cancel the cut. Then, use CTRL-I to invert the selection again to get control of the blurred selection again, and copy or cut it using CTRL-X or CTRL-C.
Step 9: Create another image using CTRL-N, and ensure you have navigated to the advanced options and selected transparency as the fill-in color, and paste your selection there.
Step 10: You now have a perfect photo with full transparency, which is represented by a checkerboard canvas, except for the section of the video frames you would like to blur that should be pixelized.
Step 11: Use the Export option under the File menu to export the photo to your PC as a . PNG file. To save a picture with a transparency channel, you need to use the . PNG extension.
Step 12: Now return to OpenShot video editor and import the generated picture with a pixelized portion in the OpenShot video project. Next, add the picture as an overlay track. Make sure it’s above the video track.
Step 13: If the program asks you to import the photo as an image sequence, select the NO option because you need to import a still photo, and not a video sequence.
Step 14: The picture will be displayed before the video, blurring only the portion of the video where you modified the frame. The other parts of the video won’t be touched. You can make adjustments to ensure the picture track is only displayed at required moments. And that’s how to blur part of a video using OpenShot.
Conclusion
● Now that you know how to blur out part of a video, you can have fun and censor anything you want in your clips. Use Filmora to blur moving and still parts on your video.
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