How to Make After Effects Gifs

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GIFs have been around for quite some time but as the flow of content continues to plummet on popular social media platforms like Facebook or Instagram, the demand for GIFs would continue to increase.

Unfortunately, you won’t be able to make a gif in after effects directly, unless with the help of a plug-in like GIFGun.

Before moving forward, keep in mind that using Adobe Media Encoder is an easier method for compressing your exports rather than any third-party compressor.

In this article, you will find easy to follow methods using which you can create after effects GIFs within a matter of minutes.

In this article

01 [General Knowledge on GIF Animation](#Part 1)

02 [What Is the Difference Between After Effects Gifs’ Making and Photoshop Gifs’ Making?](#Part 2)

03 [How to Create After Effects Gifs](#Part 3)

Part 1 General Knowledge on GIF Animation

01What is a GIF?

The acronym GIF stands for Graphics Interchange Format and the file is created in bitmap image format. This was developed back in 1987 by a working in CompuServe.

This format was incredibly successful on the WEB due to benefits like smaller file sizes, broader support, and its easy compatibility with Operating Systems.

However, GIFs are much more suitable as simple graphics and logos rather than Live Action Videos with its palette limitation of 256 per image.

Creating a GIF is like looping an animation or animated elements. You can use these animated GIFs in banners to engage your audience or even create fun sharable content for your Facebook pages.

You can start by creating basic easy animations in Photoshop and then elevate them by using After Effects.

02Why create a GIF?

Here are a handful of things you can keep your eye on if you are just starting on making GIFs;

● Simple Product Demonstrations. With simple 3 to 4 step GIFs, you can briefly introduce steps on how to use a product.

● You can provide instructions in a short span of time.

● UX designers use GIFs to show the functioning of certain digital experiences.

● You can introduce GIFs on your page to keep followers engaged.

● You can display some amazing things on your website.

Part 2 Difference between making GIFs in After Effects and Photoshop

Creating GIFs in After Effects and Photoshop are both one in the same thing but the results may vary depending on which choice of tools and features suits you better.

Now, for those who are learning Photoshop and After Effects for the first time, to understand the difference in results between both these software lets familiarize you with their features in brief.

01What’s Similar?

Since both are designed by Adobe, there are bound to be similarities in the tools and interface they use. Both these software enables you to use layers of editing from the layer panel where you separate the blending or transform multiple layers. You can apply masks to these layers in different ways on both software.

02Groups (PS) and Nested (AE) Composition

In Photoshop, you can group layers together and apply styles, blends, and transformations together. However, in After Effects, this is called Nesting.

Both are in a way similar to each other but Nesting Comps give users more functionality as it interprets probable compositions during the nesting process.

Smart objects used in PS are also comparable to Nested Comps as you can apply filters over one while applying effects to the other.

03Vector and Shapes

You can use the Pen tool or Shape tool in both PS and AE that creates shape layers without losing any integrity. Both the applications support Bezier which lets you control curves between anchor points in PS and vertices in AE.

04Destructive Effects

After Effects does not provide you with destructive effects while in Photoshop you can apply non-destructive filters. You can also combine several layers to apply changes or distort your images but these permanent changes cannot be made in After Effects.

You will also notice that although there are several similarities, there are tools and features which are not shared between both applications. The types of tool categories would also vary. Like with After Effects, you can create paragraph and character styles that you can apply to texts.

Part 3 How to Create After Effects Gifs

After Effects harbors greater video editing capabilities rather than the basic animating options you can try on Photoshop. In creating a GIF, you would want to leverage the combination of tools offered on both After Effects and Photoshop.

Let’s first get into how you can create an animated video on After Effects and then convert it into an animated GIF in Photoshop.

01Animating in After Effects

Step 1: Open After Effects, go to ‘Composition’ and create ‘New Composition’. You will need to fill out the dimensions and specs for your project on the window that pops up. For example, 300x250 px at 30 fps and 6 sec duration.

Step 2: You can import assets by dragging and dropping, or by going to the ‘Project Panel’ in the After Effects Workspace as shown in the image.

Step 3: Now, you can begin animating your Assets. Drag them and add them to the ‘Composition’ panel or ‘Timeline’ panel. Placing them in either one will make them appear on both. Adjust the layers according to the topmost layer on the panel.

Dial down the scale of every animation to 0% so that can be animated in a growing sequence. Select the layer you wish to adjust and click on ‘Transform’. Click on ‘Scale’ to give that layer an active marker on the timeline. Set the scale to 0%.

You can now begin animating the first item by moving the current time indicator to 06f (the 6th frame on the 30fps timeline). Scale the item back to 100% and the marker will reappear.

Repeat this for the other items. Keep in mind that each item has a 06f space between them for later adjustability.

Your equation is now complete and all that is left to do is animate your CTA button. Adjust the position of the top layer on your CTA and set the current time indicator to start time on the button animation. Click on ‘position’ to set up a marker on your Timeline. Forward the 04f then nudge the button and reverse back to the original position so that it looks like a button clicking animation.

Your animation is now complete. Now go to ‘Composition’ and shorten the time in the ‘Duration’ panel.

Step 4: Go to Composition. Click on Pre-Render and a new selection will pop up. Now click on ‘Render’. Your output will be a .mov file.

If you find exporting gifs from After Effects too complicated, you can also upload and loop videos using Wondershare Filmora Video Editor which has plenty of other amazing video editing features you can drag and drop to create.

Wondershare Filmora - Best Video Editor for Mac/Windows

Try It Free Try It Free

5,481,435 people have downloaded it.

Build unique custom animations without breaking a sweat.

Focus on creating epic stories and leave the details to Filmora’s auto features.

Start a creative adventure with drag & drop effects and endless possibilities.

Filmora simplifies advanced features to save you time and effort.

Filmora cuts out repetition so you can move on to your next creative breakthrough.

02Converting Animation to GIF in Photoshop

Step 1: Create a new file in Photoshop with the same specs as you did in After Effects. Now go to ‘File’ > ‘Import’ > ‘Frames to Layers’ and import the saved .mov file.

Step 2: If you don’t automatically see the timeline, go to Windows > Timeline.

Step 3: Decide on how many loops you want in your animation. Once you are done with your GIF, go to ‘File’ > Export. Apply the Legacy Save for Web and choose the format for your GIF.

Step 4: In Export options, you can gain access to several presets to apply to your animated GIFs. The more color displayed in your GIF, the larger its size. You can use Dethering to smoothen gradients and shades. Looping is also turned off on Photoshop but you can apply looping from the ‘Options’ shown at the bottom of the menu.

Part 1 Ending Thoughts

● GIFs are a popular type of media that is quite trendy and easy to make using Adobe after effects gifs or Photoshop. They are called Graphics Interchange Format and are best used as simple graphic images.

● You require a combination of both Photoshop and After Effects, though both share similar interfaces, tools, and effects. You can group or nest compositions, apply filters or effects, and adjust vectors and shapes.

● After Effects is better than Photoshop in terms of creating videos, so you can first create a project in AE and then import the project onto PS after exporting after effects to gif. You can also use Filmora for the first step of this process.

Try It Free Try It Free

GIFs have been around for quite some time but as the flow of content continues to plummet on popular social media platforms like Facebook or Instagram, the demand for GIFs would continue to increase.

Unfortunately, you won’t be able to make a gif in after effects directly, unless with the help of a plug-in like GIFGun.

Before moving forward, keep in mind that using Adobe Media Encoder is an easier method for compressing your exports rather than any third-party compressor.

In this article, you will find easy to follow methods using which you can create after effects GIFs within a matter of minutes.

In this article

01 [General Knowledge on GIF Animation](#Part 1)

02 [What Is the Difference Between After Effects Gifs’ Making and Photoshop Gifs’ Making?](#Part 2)

03 [How to Create After Effects Gifs](#Part 3)

Part 1 General Knowledge on GIF Animation

01What is a GIF?

The acronym GIF stands for Graphics Interchange Format and the file is created in bitmap image format. This was developed back in 1987 by a working in CompuServe.

This format was incredibly successful on the WEB due to benefits like smaller file sizes, broader support, and its easy compatibility with Operating Systems.

However, GIFs are much more suitable as simple graphics and logos rather than Live Action Videos with its palette limitation of 256 per image.

Creating a GIF is like looping an animation or animated elements. You can use these animated GIFs in banners to engage your audience or even create fun sharable content for your Facebook pages.

You can start by creating basic easy animations in Photoshop and then elevate them by using After Effects.

02Why create a GIF?

Here are a handful of things you can keep your eye on if you are just starting on making GIFs;

● Simple Product Demonstrations. With simple 3 to 4 step GIFs, you can briefly introduce steps on how to use a product.

● You can provide instructions in a short span of time.

● UX designers use GIFs to show the functioning of certain digital experiences.

● You can introduce GIFs on your page to keep followers engaged.

● You can display some amazing things on your website.

Part 2 Difference between making GIFs in After Effects and Photoshop

Creating GIFs in After Effects and Photoshop are both one in the same thing but the results may vary depending on which choice of tools and features suits you better.

Now, for those who are learning Photoshop and After Effects for the first time, to understand the difference in results between both these software lets familiarize you with their features in brief.

01What’s Similar?

Since both are designed by Adobe, there are bound to be similarities in the tools and interface they use. Both these software enables you to use layers of editing from the layer panel where you separate the blending or transform multiple layers. You can apply masks to these layers in different ways on both software.

02Groups (PS) and Nested (AE) Composition

In Photoshop, you can group layers together and apply styles, blends, and transformations together. However, in After Effects, this is called Nesting.

Both are in a way similar to each other but Nesting Comps give users more functionality as it interprets probable compositions during the nesting process.

Smart objects used in PS are also comparable to Nested Comps as you can apply filters over one while applying effects to the other.

03Vector and Shapes

You can use the Pen tool or Shape tool in both PS and AE that creates shape layers without losing any integrity. Both the applications support Bezier which lets you control curves between anchor points in PS and vertices in AE.

04Destructive Effects

After Effects does not provide you with destructive effects while in Photoshop you can apply non-destructive filters. You can also combine several layers to apply changes or distort your images but these permanent changes cannot be made in After Effects.

You will also notice that although there are several similarities, there are tools and features which are not shared between both applications. The types of tool categories would also vary. Like with After Effects, you can create paragraph and character styles that you can apply to texts.

Part 3 How to Create After Effects Gifs

After Effects harbors greater video editing capabilities rather than the basic animating options you can try on Photoshop. In creating a GIF, you would want to leverage the combination of tools offered on both After Effects and Photoshop.

Let’s first get into how you can create an animated video on After Effects and then convert it into an animated GIF in Photoshop.

01Animating in After Effects

Step 1: Open After Effects, go to ‘Composition’ and create ‘New Composition’. You will need to fill out the dimensions and specs for your project on the window that pops up. For example, 300x250 px at 30 fps and 6 sec duration.

Step 2: You can import assets by dragging and dropping, or by going to the ‘Project Panel’ in the After Effects Workspace as shown in the image.

Step 3: Now, you can begin animating your Assets. Drag them and add them to the ‘Composition’ panel or ‘Timeline’ panel. Placing them in either one will make them appear on both. Adjust the layers according to the topmost layer on the panel.

Dial down the scale of every animation to 0% so that can be animated in a growing sequence. Select the layer you wish to adjust and click on ‘Transform’. Click on ‘Scale’ to give that layer an active marker on the timeline. Set the scale to 0%.

You can now begin animating the first item by moving the current time indicator to 06f (the 6th frame on the 30fps timeline). Scale the item back to 100% and the marker will reappear.

Repeat this for the other items. Keep in mind that each item has a 06f space between them for later adjustability.

Your equation is now complete and all that is left to do is animate your CTA button. Adjust the position of the top layer on your CTA and set the current time indicator to start time on the button animation. Click on ‘position’ to set up a marker on your Timeline. Forward the 04f then nudge the button and reverse back to the original position so that it looks like a button clicking animation.

Your animation is now complete. Now go to ‘Composition’ and shorten the time in the ‘Duration’ panel.

Step 4: Go to Composition. Click on Pre-Render and a new selection will pop up. Now click on ‘Render’. Your output will be a .mov file.

If you find exporting gifs from After Effects too complicated, you can also upload and loop videos using Wondershare Filmora Video Editor which has plenty of other amazing video editing features you can drag and drop to create.

Wondershare Filmora - Best Video Editor for Mac/Windows

Try It Free Try It Free

5,481,435 people have downloaded it.

Build unique custom animations without breaking a sweat.

Focus on creating epic stories and leave the details to Filmora’s auto features.

Start a creative adventure with drag & drop effects and endless possibilities.

Filmora simplifies advanced features to save you time and effort.

Filmora cuts out repetition so you can move on to your next creative breakthrough.

02Converting Animation to GIF in Photoshop

Step 1: Create a new file in Photoshop with the same specs as you did in After Effects. Now go to ‘File’ > ‘Import’ > ‘Frames to Layers’ and import the saved .mov file.

Step 2: If you don’t automatically see the timeline, go to Windows > Timeline.

Step 3: Decide on how many loops you want in your animation. Once you are done with your GIF, go to ‘File’ > Export. Apply the Legacy Save for Web and choose the format for your GIF.

Step 4: In Export options, you can gain access to several presets to apply to your animated GIFs. The more color displayed in your GIF, the larger its size. You can use Dethering to smoothen gradients and shades. Looping is also turned off on Photoshop but you can apply looping from the ‘Options’ shown at the bottom of the menu.

Part 1 Ending Thoughts

● GIFs are a popular type of media that is quite trendy and easy to make using Adobe after effects gifs or Photoshop. They are called Graphics Interchange Format and are best used as simple graphic images.

● You require a combination of both Photoshop and After Effects, though both share similar interfaces, tools, and effects. You can group or nest compositions, apply filters or effects, and adjust vectors and shapes.

● After Effects is better than Photoshop in terms of creating videos, so you can first create a project in AE and then import the project onto PS after exporting after effects to gif. You can also use Filmora for the first step of this process.

Try It Free Try It Free

GIFs have been around for quite some time but as the flow of content continues to plummet on popular social media platforms like Facebook or Instagram, the demand for GIFs would continue to increase.

Unfortunately, you won’t be able to make a gif in after effects directly, unless with the help of a plug-in like GIFGun.

Before moving forward, keep in mind that using Adobe Media Encoder is an easier method for compressing your exports rather than any third-party compressor.

In this article, you will find easy to follow methods using which you can create after effects GIFs within a matter of minutes.

In this article

01 [General Knowledge on GIF Animation](#Part 1)

02 [What Is the Difference Between After Effects Gifs’ Making and Photoshop Gifs’ Making?](#Part 2)

03 [How to Create After Effects Gifs](#Part 3)

Part 1 General Knowledge on GIF Animation

01What is a GIF?

The acronym GIF stands for Graphics Interchange Format and the file is created in bitmap image format. This was developed back in 1987 by a working in CompuServe.

This format was incredibly successful on the WEB due to benefits like smaller file sizes, broader support, and its easy compatibility with Operating Systems.

However, GIFs are much more suitable as simple graphics and logos rather than Live Action Videos with its palette limitation of 256 per image.

Creating a GIF is like looping an animation or animated elements. You can use these animated GIFs in banners to engage your audience or even create fun sharable content for your Facebook pages.

You can start by creating basic easy animations in Photoshop and then elevate them by using After Effects.

02Why create a GIF?

Here are a handful of things you can keep your eye on if you are just starting on making GIFs;

● Simple Product Demonstrations. With simple 3 to 4 step GIFs, you can briefly introduce steps on how to use a product.

● You can provide instructions in a short span of time.

● UX designers use GIFs to show the functioning of certain digital experiences.

● You can introduce GIFs on your page to keep followers engaged.

● You can display some amazing things on your website.

Part 2 Difference between making GIFs in After Effects and Photoshop

Creating GIFs in After Effects and Photoshop are both one in the same thing but the results may vary depending on which choice of tools and features suits you better.

Now, for those who are learning Photoshop and After Effects for the first time, to understand the difference in results between both these software lets familiarize you with their features in brief.

01What’s Similar?

Since both are designed by Adobe, there are bound to be similarities in the tools and interface they use. Both these software enables you to use layers of editing from the layer panel where you separate the blending or transform multiple layers. You can apply masks to these layers in different ways on both software.

02Groups (PS) and Nested (AE) Composition

In Photoshop, you can group layers together and apply styles, blends, and transformations together. However, in After Effects, this is called Nesting.

Both are in a way similar to each other but Nesting Comps give users more functionality as it interprets probable compositions during the nesting process.

Smart objects used in PS are also comparable to Nested Comps as you can apply filters over one while applying effects to the other.

03Vector and Shapes

You can use the Pen tool or Shape tool in both PS and AE that creates shape layers without losing any integrity. Both the applications support Bezier which lets you control curves between anchor points in PS and vertices in AE.

04Destructive Effects

After Effects does not provide you with destructive effects while in Photoshop you can apply non-destructive filters. You can also combine several layers to apply changes or distort your images but these permanent changes cannot be made in After Effects.

You will also notice that although there are several similarities, there are tools and features which are not shared between both applications. The types of tool categories would also vary. Like with After Effects, you can create paragraph and character styles that you can apply to texts.

Part 3 How to Create After Effects Gifs

After Effects harbors greater video editing capabilities rather than the basic animating options you can try on Photoshop. In creating a GIF, you would want to leverage the combination of tools offered on both After Effects and Photoshop.

Let’s first get into how you can create an animated video on After Effects and then convert it into an animated GIF in Photoshop.

01Animating in After Effects

Step 1: Open After Effects, go to ‘Composition’ and create ‘New Composition’. You will need to fill out the dimensions and specs for your project on the window that pops up. For example, 300x250 px at 30 fps and 6 sec duration.

Step 2: You can import assets by dragging and dropping, or by going to the ‘Project Panel’ in the After Effects Workspace as shown in the image.

Step 3: Now, you can begin animating your Assets. Drag them and add them to the ‘Composition’ panel or ‘Timeline’ panel. Placing them in either one will make them appear on both. Adjust the layers according to the topmost layer on the panel.

Dial down the scale of every animation to 0% so that can be animated in a growing sequence. Select the layer you wish to adjust and click on ‘Transform’. Click on ‘Scale’ to give that layer an active marker on the timeline. Set the scale to 0%.

You can now begin animating the first item by moving the current time indicator to 06f (the 6th frame on the 30fps timeline). Scale the item back to 100% and the marker will reappear.

Repeat this for the other items. Keep in mind that each item has a 06f space between them for later adjustability.

Your equation is now complete and all that is left to do is animate your CTA button. Adjust the position of the top layer on your CTA and set the current time indicator to start time on the button animation. Click on ‘position’ to set up a marker on your Timeline. Forward the 04f then nudge the button and reverse back to the original position so that it looks like a button clicking animation.

Your animation is now complete. Now go to ‘Composition’ and shorten the time in the ‘Duration’ panel.

Step 4: Go to Composition. Click on Pre-Render and a new selection will pop up. Now click on ‘Render’. Your output will be a .mov file.

If you find exporting gifs from After Effects too complicated, you can also upload and loop videos using Wondershare Filmora Video Editor which has plenty of other amazing video editing features you can drag and drop to create.

Wondershare Filmora - Best Video Editor for Mac/Windows

Try It Free Try It Free

5,481,435 people have downloaded it.

Build unique custom animations without breaking a sweat.

Focus on creating epic stories and leave the details to Filmora’s auto features.

Start a creative adventure with drag & drop effects and endless possibilities.

Filmora simplifies advanced features to save you time and effort.

Filmora cuts out repetition so you can move on to your next creative breakthrough.

02Converting Animation to GIF in Photoshop

Step 1: Create a new file in Photoshop with the same specs as you did in After Effects. Now go to ‘File’ > ‘Import’ > ‘Frames to Layers’ and import the saved .mov file.

Step 2: If you don’t automatically see the timeline, go to Windows > Timeline.

Step 3: Decide on how many loops you want in your animation. Once you are done with your GIF, go to ‘File’ > Export. Apply the Legacy Save for Web and choose the format for your GIF.

Step 4: In Export options, you can gain access to several presets to apply to your animated GIFs. The more color displayed in your GIF, the larger its size. You can use Dethering to smoothen gradients and shades. Looping is also turned off on Photoshop but you can apply looping from the ‘Options’ shown at the bottom of the menu.

Part 1 Ending Thoughts

● GIFs are a popular type of media that is quite trendy and easy to make using Adobe after effects gifs or Photoshop. They are called Graphics Interchange Format and are best used as simple graphic images.

● You require a combination of both Photoshop and After Effects, though both share similar interfaces, tools, and effects. You can group or nest compositions, apply filters or effects, and adjust vectors and shapes.

● After Effects is better than Photoshop in terms of creating videos, so you can first create a project in AE and then import the project onto PS after exporting after effects to gif. You can also use Filmora for the first step of this process.

Try It Free Try It Free

GIFs have been around for quite some time but as the flow of content continues to plummet on popular social media platforms like Facebook or Instagram, the demand for GIFs would continue to increase.

Unfortunately, you won’t be able to make a gif in after effects directly, unless with the help of a plug-in like GIFGun.

Before moving forward, keep in mind that using Adobe Media Encoder is an easier method for compressing your exports rather than any third-party compressor.

In this article, you will find easy to follow methods using which you can create after effects GIFs within a matter of minutes.

In this article

01 [General Knowledge on GIF Animation](#Part 1)

02 [What Is the Difference Between After Effects Gifs’ Making and Photoshop Gifs’ Making?](#Part 2)

03 [How to Create After Effects Gifs](#Part 3)

Part 1 General Knowledge on GIF Animation

01What is a GIF?

The acronym GIF stands for Graphics Interchange Format and the file is created in bitmap image format. This was developed back in 1987 by a working in CompuServe.

This format was incredibly successful on the WEB due to benefits like smaller file sizes, broader support, and its easy compatibility with Operating Systems.

However, GIFs are much more suitable as simple graphics and logos rather than Live Action Videos with its palette limitation of 256 per image.

Creating a GIF is like looping an animation or animated elements. You can use these animated GIFs in banners to engage your audience or even create fun sharable content for your Facebook pages.

You can start by creating basic easy animations in Photoshop and then elevate them by using After Effects.

02Why create a GIF?

Here are a handful of things you can keep your eye on if you are just starting on making GIFs;

● Simple Product Demonstrations. With simple 3 to 4 step GIFs, you can briefly introduce steps on how to use a product.

● You can provide instructions in a short span of time.

● UX designers use GIFs to show the functioning of certain digital experiences.

● You can introduce GIFs on your page to keep followers engaged.

● You can display some amazing things on your website.

Part 2 Difference between making GIFs in After Effects and Photoshop

Creating GIFs in After Effects and Photoshop are both one in the same thing but the results may vary depending on which choice of tools and features suits you better.

Now, for those who are learning Photoshop and After Effects for the first time, to understand the difference in results between both these software lets familiarize you with their features in brief.

01What’s Similar?

Since both are designed by Adobe, there are bound to be similarities in the tools and interface they use. Both these software enables you to use layers of editing from the layer panel where you separate the blending or transform multiple layers. You can apply masks to these layers in different ways on both software.

02Groups (PS) and Nested (AE) Composition

In Photoshop, you can group layers together and apply styles, blends, and transformations together. However, in After Effects, this is called Nesting.

Both are in a way similar to each other but Nesting Comps give users more functionality as it interprets probable compositions during the nesting process.

Smart objects used in PS are also comparable to Nested Comps as you can apply filters over one while applying effects to the other.

03Vector and Shapes

You can use the Pen tool or Shape tool in both PS and AE that creates shape layers without losing any integrity. Both the applications support Bezier which lets you control curves between anchor points in PS and vertices in AE.

04Destructive Effects

After Effects does not provide you with destructive effects while in Photoshop you can apply non-destructive filters. You can also combine several layers to apply changes or distort your images but these permanent changes cannot be made in After Effects.

You will also notice that although there are several similarities, there are tools and features which are not shared between both applications. The types of tool categories would also vary. Like with After Effects, you can create paragraph and character styles that you can apply to texts.

Part 3 How to Create After Effects Gifs

After Effects harbors greater video editing capabilities rather than the basic animating options you can try on Photoshop. In creating a GIF, you would want to leverage the combination of tools offered on both After Effects and Photoshop.

Let’s first get into how you can create an animated video on After Effects and then convert it into an animated GIF in Photoshop.

01Animating in After Effects

Step 1: Open After Effects, go to ‘Composition’ and create ‘New Composition’. You will need to fill out the dimensions and specs for your project on the window that pops up. For example, 300x250 px at 30 fps and 6 sec duration.

Step 2: You can import assets by dragging and dropping, or by going to the ‘Project Panel’ in the After Effects Workspace as shown in the image.

Step 3: Now, you can begin animating your Assets. Drag them and add them to the ‘Composition’ panel or ‘Timeline’ panel. Placing them in either one will make them appear on both. Adjust the layers according to the topmost layer on the panel.

Dial down the scale of every animation to 0% so that can be animated in a growing sequence. Select the layer you wish to adjust and click on ‘Transform’. Click on ‘Scale’ to give that layer an active marker on the timeline. Set the scale to 0%.

You can now begin animating the first item by moving the current time indicator to 06f (the 6th frame on the 30fps timeline). Scale the item back to 100% and the marker will reappear.

Repeat this for the other items. Keep in mind that each item has a 06f space between them for later adjustability.

Your equation is now complete and all that is left to do is animate your CTA button. Adjust the position of the top layer on your CTA and set the current time indicator to start time on the button animation. Click on ‘position’ to set up a marker on your Timeline. Forward the 04f then nudge the button and reverse back to the original position so that it looks like a button clicking animation.

Your animation is now complete. Now go to ‘Composition’ and shorten the time in the ‘Duration’ panel.

Step 4: Go to Composition. Click on Pre-Render and a new selection will pop up. Now click on ‘Render’. Your output will be a .mov file.

If you find exporting gifs from After Effects too complicated, you can also upload and loop videos using Wondershare Filmora Video Editor which has plenty of other amazing video editing features you can drag and drop to create.

Wondershare Filmora - Best Video Editor for Mac/Windows

Try It Free Try It Free

5,481,435 people have downloaded it.

Build unique custom animations without breaking a sweat.

Focus on creating epic stories and leave the details to Filmora’s auto features.

Start a creative adventure with drag & drop effects and endless possibilities.

Filmora simplifies advanced features to save you time and effort.

Filmora cuts out repetition so you can move on to your next creative breakthrough.

02Converting Animation to GIF in Photoshop

Step 1: Create a new file in Photoshop with the same specs as you did in After Effects. Now go to ‘File’ > ‘Import’ > ‘Frames to Layers’ and import the saved .mov file.

Step 2: If you don’t automatically see the timeline, go to Windows > Timeline.

Step 3: Decide on how many loops you want in your animation. Once you are done with your GIF, go to ‘File’ > Export. Apply the Legacy Save for Web and choose the format for your GIF.

Step 4: In Export options, you can gain access to several presets to apply to your animated GIFs. The more color displayed in your GIF, the larger its size. You can use Dethering to smoothen gradients and shades. Looping is also turned off on Photoshop but you can apply looping from the ‘Options’ shown at the bottom of the menu.

Part 1 Ending Thoughts

● GIFs are a popular type of media that is quite trendy and easy to make using Adobe after effects gifs or Photoshop. They are called Graphics Interchange Format and are best used as simple graphic images.

● You require a combination of both Photoshop and After Effects, though both share similar interfaces, tools, and effects. You can group or nest compositions, apply filters or effects, and adjust vectors and shapes.

● After Effects is better than Photoshop in terms of creating videos, so you can first create a project in AE and then import the project onto PS after exporting after effects to gif. You can also use Filmora for the first step of this process.

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Good videos with great edits and effects undoubtedly create a last impression. Videos are like windows to the past, allowing us to relive precious moments and memories. Similarly, good-looking videos have this remarkable ability to last forever. Even when it comes to content creation, videos are a great engagement tool. They engage audiences like no other medium can, conveying emotions and messages.

However, VHS effects have added more spice to the content creation and the creative work behind it. They give a normal video a distinct character and style, further improving it. By applying VHS filters, you can change the mood of your videos entirely. Applying these effects to your videos sometimes becomes difficult. However, there is always a simple solution to apply VHS to your videos.

Part 1: What is VHS Effect? An Overview

People from the 80s would remember the good old days when they used to watch movies on VHS tapes. In simple terms, the VHS effect is a style that tries to recreate the look of VHS recordings. It’s a nostalgic-style effect that has gained popularity in recent years. You can apply different filters and techniques to your videos to achieve this effect.

These techniques aim to replicate the features of VHS tapes. The key features of the VHS filters include distortion, noise, and tracking errors. Distortion and noise create flickering lines and static. Furthermore, the tracking errors give the impression of an unstable video signal. These elements make the video appear just like the old VHS tapes from the 80s.

Additionally, color grading plays an important role in creating this effect. VHS tapes had a unique color palette with saturated and slightly shifted colors. You can replicate this effect by adjusting and applying color grading effects.

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Part 2: How To Add VHS Effect to Video in Premiere Pro

If you want to add a VCR effect to your videos, you are at the right place. This part will discuss the steps to add VHS video effects using Premiere Pro. Although you can also try this on your Mac, you can surely look for other options. If you are a consistent user of FCPX instead of Premiere Pro, you can also apply VFH effects to your videos using FCPX .

Step 1: Open Adobe Premiere Pro and import the video to which you want to apply the effect. Click on the “Color” option in the main toolbar to open the “Lumetri Color” panel. In the panel, choose “Lumetri Scopes” from the top toolbar to open a graph window.

Step 2: Go to the “Basic Correction” option in the “Lumetri Color” box. Lower the “Whites” and increase the “Contrast.” Furthermore, set the “Blacks” to a value of 10 in the graph.

Step 3: Switch to the “Creative” tab in the “Lumetri Color” panel. Increase the “Faded Film” to your preference. Lower the “Sharpness,” “Saturation,” and “Vibrance” as desired. Adjust the color wheels in the “Color Wheels & Match” section of the “Lumetri Color” tab to achieve the desired VHS look. Find the “Vignette” option in the same tab and increase its value.

Step 4: Then, proceed to the editing mode by pressing the “Editing” button in the main toolbar. Choose “Edit” from the bottom half of the screen and search for the “Channel Blur” effect. After that, drag the effect and drop it onto your video clip. Then, select the video in the timeline and go to the “Video Control” section. Drag the “Channel Blur” effect above the previous adjustments and effects.

Step 5: In the “Channel Blur” effect tab, check the “Repeat Edge Pixel” option and increase the value of “Red Blurriness.” Change the “Blur Dimensions” option to “Horizontal.” Add another “Channel Blur” effect and repeat the process. Increase the value of “Blue Blurriness” to “30” and set “Red Blurriness” to “15.” Further, change the “Blur Dimensions” option to “Vertical.”

Step 6: After that, apply the “Unsharp Mask” and “Color Emboss” effects from the “Effect” panel. Adjust the “Amount” and “Radius” of the “Unsharp Mask” to “85” and “20,” respectively. Slightly increase the values of “Relief” for the “Color Emboss” effect.

Step 7: Apply the “Noise” effect from the “Noise & Grain” from the same section. Then, adjust the “Amount of Noise” according to your preference. Apply the “Wave Warp” effect and change the “Wave Height” to “2” and “Wave Width” to “1000.” Set the “Direction” to “0” and “Pinning” to “Horizontal Edges.”

Step 8: To crop your video to a 4:3 aspect ratio, create a “Color Matte” layer by clicking the “New Item” icon. Name the new layer and place it on the video clip. Repeat this step for another “Color Matte” layer. Search for the “Crop” effect in the “Effect” panel. Apply it to both color matte layers. Then, change the “Left” option to “86” for the first layer and the “Right” option to “86” for the second layer. Set the “Edge Feather” to “30” for both layers.

Step 9: Right-click and select “Save Preset” to save your VHS effect for future use. Finally, export your video to your system.

Part 3: How To Add VHS Effect to Video in Davinci Resolve

VHS tape filter is an awesome effect that brings you to the latter half of the 20th century. However, you can add this effect to your videos as well. You can learn how to apply this effect to your video in 3 simple steps:

Step 1: Open Davinci Resolve and import your video clip. Add an adjustment layer by selecting “Effects” from the main toolbar and searching for “Adjustment Layer.” Drag and drop it onto your video clip. Adjust the duration of the adjustment layer to match your video.

Step 2: Go to the bottom toolbar and select “Color.” Activate “Clips,” “Nodes,” and “Effects.” Ensure the adjustment layer is selected in the timeline. Click the “Library” button in the right corner. Search for the “Analog Damage” effect in the library search bar and drag and drop it onto the adjustment layer. Choose your desired VHS video filter from the “Preset” options in the “Analog Damage” tab. Select the “VHS Clean” effect for an almost similar VHS look.

Step 3: Adjust the settings by experimenting with different options like “Broadcast Signal” and “Scan Lines.” Preview your video by pressing the “Play” button and make further adjustments if needed. Finally, save the clip on your system.

Part 4: Some Online Solutions to Adding VHS Effect to Video Quickly

There are so many software and offline tools to apply old VHS effects. However, you don’t need to install software to add a VHS look to your videos. There are many online tools as well that you can use for this purpose.

• 1. Veed.io
• 2. Kapwing

1. Veed.io

Veed.io is a great online video editor loaded with tons of options. Other than editing and adjustment, this tool can even add subtitles to your videos. You can use this online video editor to add a VHS effect to the video. With simple and easy editing options, you can give your video an old VHS tape look. To apply this effect using this tool, follow the guided steps.

Step 1: Access the official website and click the “Video Editor Effects” option. Look for the “Choose Video” button and click on it. Further, upload your file by selecting “Upload a file.” You can also choose a stock video from the available options.

Step 2: Locate and select the “Filters” option in the sidebar after importing your video. Then, navigate to the “Effects” section and look for the VHS effects in the provided list. Choose the effect you like and apply the effect to your video by clicking it.

Step 3: Further, press the “Play” icon to preview the results. Once satisfied, press “Done,” located at the top right corner of the screen. Finally, press the “Export Video” button to save your file to your system.

2. Kapwing

Kapwing is an online video tool that is capable of doing more than you think. It is powered by AI technology to assist users in video editing, generation, and more. However, this tool is the best bet when it comes to adding a 90s VHS filter to a video. If you’re thinking of applying this effect to your video as well, simply follow the instructions.

Step 1: Access the Kapwing website and go to the “Tools” option. Then, press “Video Editor” in the new window to apply your desired VHS glitch effect.

Step 2: Then, upload your desired video by selecting the “Click to Upload” tab. Further, in the sidebar, select “Images” and search for the “VHS Effect GIF.” Choose from different overlays and drag your preferred one onto the video in the timeline. Adjust the overlay’s opacity as needed.

Step 3: Apply filters to your video for a more authentic VHS effect. To do so, select the video in the timeline and go to the “Effects” tab on the right panel. Choose a filter that gives your video an old and retro look. Once satisfied, click “Export Video” in the top right corner to save your video.

Part 5: Wondershare Filmora: An All-in-One Utility For Adding VHS Effect to Video

Wondershare Filmora is a tool packed with tons of options and features. In its latest update, the tool is now using AI to assist you in your editing work. There are so many effects and filters available that you can apply to your video footage. There is a comprehensive Filmora guide to adding VHS filters to videos on its website. However, these 5 steps will help you learn the process of applying a VHS screen effect.

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Step 1Install and Launch Wondershare Filmora

To begin, install and launch Wondershare Filmora on your computer. Once opened, select the “New Project” tab, which will take you to a new window. Import your video by either dragging and dropping it into the program or using the import media option. As you’ve added the video to the “Media” section, drag and drop it into the timeline.

Step 2Apply the VHS Effects

Access the “Effects” option in the top bar of the program. Search for “VHS” to explore the different VHS effects available. Choose the desired old VHS effect and drag it onto your video in the timeline. To adjust the intensity of the effect, modify the opacity settings in the “Effects” tab located on your screen. Continue adjusting until you are satisfied with the result.

Step 3Export and Save Your Video

Once you are happy with the applied VHS effect, it’s time to save your video. Access the “Export” button in the screen’s top left corner. Follow the instructions to select your desired settings and format for the exported video. Then, click “Export” again to begin the exporting process. Once completed, your video with the VHS effects will be saved and ready to be shared or enjoyed.

Conclusion

In conclusion, videos have a remarkable ability to leave a lasting impression. There are many ways to improve your content, and VHS is one such way. With VHS filters, you can transform your boring video into something appealing. In this scenario, Wondershare has provided tools to help you improve your videos. Filmora is a tool offered by Wondershare that will allow you to apply effects to your videos easily.

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Part 2: How To Add VHS Effect to Video in Premiere Pro

If you want to add a VCR effect to your videos, you are at the right place. This part will discuss the steps to add VHS video effects using Premiere Pro. Although you can also try this on your Mac, you can surely look for other options. If you are a consistent user of FCPX instead of Premiere Pro, you can also apply VFH effects to your videos using FCPX .

Step 1: Open Adobe Premiere Pro and import the video to which you want to apply the effect. Click on the “Color” option in the main toolbar to open the “Lumetri Color” panel. In the panel, choose “Lumetri Scopes” from the top toolbar to open a graph window.

Step 2: Go to the “Basic Correction” option in the “Lumetri Color” box. Lower the “Whites” and increase the “Contrast.” Furthermore, set the “Blacks” to a value of 10 in the graph.

Step 3: Switch to the “Creative” tab in the “Lumetri Color” panel. Increase the “Faded Film” to your preference. Lower the “Sharpness,” “Saturation,” and “Vibrance” as desired. Adjust the color wheels in the “Color Wheels & Match” section of the “Lumetri Color” tab to achieve the desired VHS look. Find the “Vignette” option in the same tab and increase its value.

Step 4: Then, proceed to the editing mode by pressing the “Editing” button in the main toolbar. Choose “Edit” from the bottom half of the screen and search for the “Channel Blur” effect. After that, drag the effect and drop it onto your video clip. Then, select the video in the timeline and go to the “Video Control” section. Drag the “Channel Blur” effect above the previous adjustments and effects.

Step 5: In the “Channel Blur” effect tab, check the “Repeat Edge Pixel” option and increase the value of “Red Blurriness.” Change the “Blur Dimensions” option to “Horizontal.” Add another “Channel Blur” effect and repeat the process. Increase the value of “Blue Blurriness” to “30” and set “Red Blurriness” to “15.” Further, change the “Blur Dimensions” option to “Vertical.”

Step 6: After that, apply the “Unsharp Mask” and “Color Emboss” effects from the “Effect” panel. Adjust the “Amount” and “Radius” of the “Unsharp Mask” to “85” and “20,” respectively. Slightly increase the values of “Relief” for the “Color Emboss” effect.

Step 7: Apply the “Noise” effect from the “Noise & Grain” from the same section. Then, adjust the “Amount of Noise” according to your preference. Apply the “Wave Warp” effect and change the “Wave Height” to “2” and “Wave Width” to “1000.” Set the “Direction” to “0” and “Pinning” to “Horizontal Edges.”

Step 8: To crop your video to a 4:3 aspect ratio, create a “Color Matte” layer by clicking the “New Item” icon. Name the new layer and place it on the video clip. Repeat this step for another “Color Matte” layer. Search for the “Crop” effect in the “Effect” panel. Apply it to both color matte layers. Then, change the “Left” option to “86” for the first layer and the “Right” option to “86” for the second layer. Set the “Edge Feather” to “30” for both layers.

Step 9: Right-click and select “Save Preset” to save your VHS effect for future use. Finally, export your video to your system.

Part 3: How To Add VHS Effect to Video in Davinci Resolve

VHS tape filter is an awesome effect that brings you to the latter half of the 20th century. However, you can add this effect to your videos as well. You can learn how to apply this effect to your video in 3 simple steps:

Step 1: Open Davinci Resolve and import your video clip. Add an adjustment layer by selecting “Effects” from the main toolbar and searching for “Adjustment Layer.” Drag and drop it onto your video clip. Adjust the duration of the adjustment layer to match your video.

Step 2: Go to the bottom toolbar and select “Color.” Activate “Clips,” “Nodes,” and “Effects.” Ensure the adjustment layer is selected in the timeline. Click the “Library” button in the right corner. Search for the “Analog Damage” effect in the library search bar and drag and drop it onto the adjustment layer. Choose your desired VHS video filter from the “Preset” options in the “Analog Damage” tab. Select the “VHS Clean” effect for an almost similar VHS look.

Step 3: Adjust the settings by experimenting with different options like “Broadcast Signal” and “Scan Lines.” Preview your video by pressing the “Play” button and make further adjustments if needed. Finally, save the clip on your system.

Part 4: Some Online Solutions to Adding VHS Effect to Video Quickly

There are so many software and offline tools to apply old VHS effects. However, you don’t need to install software to add a VHS look to your videos. There are many online tools as well that you can use for this purpose.

• 1. Veed.io
• 2. Kapwing

1. Veed.io

Veed.io is a great online video editor loaded with tons of options. Other than editing and adjustment, this tool can even add subtitles to your videos. You can use this online video editor to add a VHS effect to the video. With simple and easy editing options, you can give your video an old VHS tape look. To apply this effect using this tool, follow the guided steps.

Step 1: Access the official website and click the “Video Editor Effects” option. Look for the “Choose Video” button and click on it. Further, upload your file by selecting “Upload a file.” You can also choose a stock video from the available options.

Step 2: Locate and select the “Filters” option in the sidebar after importing your video. Then, navigate to the “Effects” section and look for the VHS effects in the provided list. Choose the effect you like and apply the effect to your video by clicking it.

Step 3: Further, press the “Play” icon to preview the results. Once satisfied, press “Done,” located at the top right corner of the screen. Finally, press the “Export Video” button to save your file to your system.

2. Kapwing

Kapwing is an online video tool that is capable of doing more than you think. It is powered by AI technology to assist users in video editing, generation, and more. However, this tool is the best bet when it comes to adding a 90s VHS filter to a video. If you’re thinking of applying this effect to your video as well, simply follow the instructions.

Step 1: Access the Kapwing website and go to the “Tools” option. Then, press “Video Editor” in the new window to apply your desired VHS glitch effect.

Step 2: Then, upload your desired video by selecting the “Click to Upload” tab. Further, in the sidebar, select “Images” and search for the “VHS Effect GIF.” Choose from different overlays and drag your preferred one onto the video in the timeline. Adjust the overlay’s opacity as needed.

Step 3: Apply filters to your video for a more authentic VHS effect. To do so, select the video in the timeline and go to the “Effects” tab on the right panel. Choose a filter that gives your video an old and retro look. Once satisfied, click “Export Video” in the top right corner to save your video.

Part 5: Wondershare Filmora: An All-in-One Utility For Adding VHS Effect to Video

Wondershare Filmora is a tool packed with tons of options and features. In its latest update, the tool is now using AI to assist you in your editing work. There are so many effects and filters available that you can apply to your video footage. There is a comprehensive Filmora guide to adding VHS filters to videos on its website. However, these 5 steps will help you learn the process of applying a VHS screen effect.

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Step 1Install and Launch Wondershare Filmora

To begin, install and launch Wondershare Filmora on your computer. Once opened, select the “New Project” tab, which will take you to a new window. Import your video by either dragging and dropping it into the program or using the import media option. As you’ve added the video to the “Media” section, drag and drop it into the timeline.

Step 2Apply the VHS Effects

Access the “Effects” option in the top bar of the program. Search for “VHS” to explore the different VHS effects available. Choose the desired old VHS effect and drag it onto your video in the timeline. To adjust the intensity of the effect, modify the opacity settings in the “Effects” tab located on your screen. Continue adjusting until you are satisfied with the result.

Step 3Export and Save Your Video

Once you are happy with the applied VHS effect, it’s time to save your video. Access the “Export” button in the screen’s top left corner. Follow the instructions to select your desired settings and format for the exported video. Then, click “Export” again to begin the exporting process. Once completed, your video with the VHS effects will be saved and ready to be shared or enjoyed.

Conclusion

In conclusion, videos have a remarkable ability to leave a lasting impression. There are many ways to improve your content, and VHS is one such way. With VHS filters, you can transform your boring video into something appealing. In this scenario, Wondershare has provided tools to help you improve your videos. Filmora is a tool offered by Wondershare that will allow you to apply effects to your videos easily.

In This Article, We Will Show You How to Rotate Videos Using Obs

Obs is video editing software that is used to create and edit videos. It is a powerful tool that can be used to do a variety of things, such as add text, music, and special effects to videos. It also allows you to cut and trim videos, and to merge them with other videos. Additionally, obs allows you to live stream your videos, which can be a great way to share them with others. Overall, obs is a powerful tool that can be used to create and edit amazing videos.

The main interface of Obs Studio is relatively simple, and it is easy to use. The top of the screen contains a number of icons that allow you to access different features of the software, such as the video editor, the live streamer, and the settings. The bottom of the screen contains a timeline, which allows you to easily edit your videos. The timeline also contains a number of tools that allow you to trim your videos, add text and music, and more. Overall, the main interface of Obs Studio is simple and easy to use.

There are many benefits to using obs, including:

1. It is free to download and use.
2. It is a powerful tool that can be used to create and edit amazing videos.
3. It allows you to live stream your videos, which can be a great way to share them with others.
4. There are many online communities where you can find help and advice from other users.
5. Overall, obs is a great program that can be used to create and edit amazing videos.

There are many reasons why you might want to rotate a video. For example, if you captured a video of a person or object upside down, you would want to rotate it so that it is right-side up. Or, if you recorded a video in landscape mode but want to view it in portrait mode, you would need to rotate the video.

Luckily, there are a number of ways to rotate videos on different devices. In this article, we will show you how to rotate videos using Obs.

Step-by-step on how to rotate videos using Obs

How to rotate using the rotate tool in the video editor?

First, to use the rotate tool in the Edit tab, simply follow the steps below:

Step 1: Open the video editor and drag your video to the editor.

Step 2: Click on the Edit > Transform > Rotate 90 degrees CW tool to rotate it 90 degrees clockwise.

Step 3: Click on the Edit > Transform > Rotate 90 degrees CW tool to rotate it 90 degrees counterclockwise.

Step 4: Click on the Edit > Transform > Rotate 180 degrees tool to rotate it 180 degrees.

How to rotate using the advance controls in obs?

Second, to use the filters in obs, follow the steps below:

Step 1: Open obs and click on the Edit tab > Transform > Edit transform. You can also click Ctrl + E.

Step 2: Go to the Rotation section.

Step 3: Select the rotation degree you want to use.

Step 4: Click on enter on your keyboard to rotate it.

How to rotate using right-clicking on the video?

Third, to use right-clicking on the video, follow the following:

Step 1: Open obs and right-click on the clip that you want to rotate.

Step 2: Click on the Transform > Rotate 90 degrees CW tool to rotate it 90 degrees clockwise.

Step 3: Click on the Transform > Rotate 90 degrees CW tool to rotate it 90 degrees counterclockwise.

Step 4: Click on the Edit > Transform > Rotate 180 degrees tool to rotate it 180 degrees.

An Easy Way to Rotate Videos Using Filmora

To conclude, there are a number of ways to rotate videos on different devices. In this article, we have shown you how to rotate videos using Obs. Meanwhile, we have another suggestion which is using Filmora Video Editor to rotate videos. Filmora is a Wondershare product that helps you to rotate videos without quality loss. With its easy-to-use interface, you can rotate videos with just a few clicks. If you are interested in it, please feel free to check the guide below:

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For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

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For macOS 10.14 or later

Step-by-step on how to rotate videos using Filmora

How to rotate videos using Filmora?

First, to rotate videos using Filmora, follow the steps below:

Step 1: Import the video you want to rotate into Filmora.

Step 2: Click on the “Edit” button in the toolbar.

Step 3: Go to Transform > Rotate.

Step 4: Select the rotation angle you want to use.

Step 5: Click on the ‘Ok’ to rotate it.

Second, if you want to rotate a video and flip it, follow the steps below:

Click on the flip option that you want to use, either upside down or sideways, vertically or horizontally.

Click on ‘Ok’ to apply the rotation and the flip.

Third, if you want to rotate a video by a specific number of degrees, follow the steps below:

To conclude, Filmora provides a number of ways for you to rotate your videos as well as using Obs. If you are looking for an easy way to rotate your videos without quality loss, then Filmora is the best option for you.

Step 2: Click on the Edit > Transform > Rotate 90 degrees CW tool to rotate it 90 degrees clockwise.

Step 3: Click on the Edit > Transform > Rotate 90 degrees CW tool to rotate it 90 degrees counterclockwise.

Step 4: Click on the Edit > Transform > Rotate 180 degrees tool to rotate it 180 degrees.

How to rotate using the advance controls in obs?

Second, to use the filters in obs, follow the steps below:

Step 1: Open obs and click on the Edit tab > Transform > Edit transform. You can also click Ctrl + E.

Step 2: Go to the Rotation section.

Step 3: Select the rotation degree you want to use.

Step 4: Click on enter on your keyboard to rotate it.

How to rotate using right-clicking on the video?

Third, to use right-clicking on the video, follow the following:

Step 1: Open obs and right-click on the clip that you want to rotate.

Step 2: Click on the Transform > Rotate 90 degrees CW tool to rotate it 90 degrees clockwise.

Step 3: Click on the Transform > Rotate 90 degrees CW tool to rotate it 90 degrees counterclockwise.

Step 4: Click on the Edit > Transform > Rotate 180 degrees tool to rotate it 180 degrees.

An Easy Way to Rotate Videos Using Filmora

To conclude, there are a number of ways to rotate videos on different devices. In this article, we have shown you how to rotate videos using Obs. Meanwhile, we have another suggestion which is using Filmora Video Editor to rotate videos. Filmora is a Wondershare product that helps you to rotate videos without quality loss. With its easy-to-use interface, you can rotate videos with just a few clicks. If you are interested in it, please feel free to check the guide below:

Free Download

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Free Download

For macOS 10.14 or later

Step-by-step on how to rotate videos using Filmora

How to rotate videos using Filmora?

First, to rotate videos using Filmora, follow the steps below:

Step 1: Import the video you want to rotate into Filmora.

Step 2: Click on the “Edit” button in the toolbar.

Step 3: Go to Transform > Rotate.

Step 4: Select the rotation angle you want to use.

Step 5: Click on the ‘Ok’ to rotate it.

Second, if you want to rotate a video and flip it, follow the steps below:

Click on the flip option that you want to use, either upside down or sideways, vertically or horizontally.

Click on ‘Ok’ to apply the rotation and the flip.

Third, if you want to rotate a video by a specific number of degrees, follow the steps below:

To conclude, Filmora provides a number of ways for you to rotate your videos as well as using Obs. If you are looking for an easy way to rotate your videos without quality loss, then Filmora is the best option for you.

Step 2: Click on the Edit > Transform > Rotate 90 degrees CW tool to rotate it 90 degrees clockwise.

Step 3: Click on the Edit > Transform > Rotate 90 degrees CW tool to rotate it 90 degrees counterclockwise.

Step 4: Click on the Edit > Transform > Rotate 180 degrees tool to rotate it 180 degrees.

How to rotate using the advance controls in obs?

Second, to use the filters in obs, follow the steps below:

Step 1: Open obs and click on the Edit tab > Transform > Edit transform. You can also click Ctrl + E.

Step 2: Go to the Rotation section.

Step 3: Select the rotation degree you want to use.

Step 4: Click on enter on your keyboard to rotate it.

How to rotate using right-clicking on the video?

Third, to use right-clicking on the video, follow the following:

Step 1: Open obs and right-click on the clip that you want to rotate.

Step 2: Click on the Transform > Rotate 90 degrees CW tool to rotate it 90 degrees clockwise.

Step 3: Click on the Transform > Rotate 90 degrees CW tool to rotate it 90 degrees counterclockwise.

Step 4: Click on the Edit > Transform > Rotate 180 degrees tool to rotate it 180 degrees.

An Easy Way to Rotate Videos Using Filmora

To conclude, there are a number of ways to rotate videos on different devices. In this article, we have shown you how to rotate videos using Obs. Meanwhile, we have another suggestion which is using Filmora Video Editor to rotate videos. Filmora is a Wondershare product that helps you to rotate videos without quality loss. With its easy-to-use interface, you can rotate videos with just a few clicks. If you are interested in it, please feel free to check the guide below:

Free Download

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Free Download

For macOS 10.14 or later

Step-by-step on how to rotate videos using Filmora

How to rotate videos using Filmora?

First, to rotate videos using Filmora, follow the steps below:

Step 1: Import the video you want to rotate into Filmora.

Step 2: Click on the “Edit” button in the toolbar.

Step 3: Go to Transform > Rotate.

Step 4: Select the rotation angle you want to use.

Step 5: Click on the ‘Ok’ to rotate it.

Second, if you want to rotate a video and flip it, follow the steps below:

Click on the flip option that you want to use, either upside down or sideways, vertically or horizontally.

Click on ‘Ok’ to apply the rotation and the flip.

Third, if you want to rotate a video by a specific number of degrees, follow the steps below:

To conclude, Filmora provides a number of ways for you to rotate your videos as well as using Obs. If you are looking for an easy way to rotate your videos without quality loss, then Filmora is the best option for you.

Step 2: Click on the Edit > Transform > Rotate 90 degrees CW tool to rotate it 90 degrees clockwise.

Step 3: Click on the Edit > Transform > Rotate 90 degrees CW tool to rotate it 90 degrees counterclockwise.

Step 4: Click on the Edit > Transform > Rotate 180 degrees tool to rotate it 180 degrees.

How to rotate using the advance controls in obs?

Second, to use the filters in obs, follow the steps below:

Step 1: Open obs and click on the Edit tab > Transform > Edit transform. You can also click Ctrl + E.

Step 2: Go to the Rotation section.

Step 3: Select the rotation degree you want to use.

Step 4: Click on enter on your keyboard to rotate it.

How to rotate using right-clicking on the video?

Third, to use right-clicking on the video, follow the following:

Step 1: Open obs and right-click on the clip that you want to rotate.

Step 2: Click on the Transform > Rotate 90 degrees CW tool to rotate it 90 degrees clockwise.

Step 3: Click on the Transform > Rotate 90 degrees CW tool to rotate it 90 degrees counterclockwise.

Step 4: Click on the Edit > Transform > Rotate 180 degrees tool to rotate it 180 degrees.

An Easy Way to Rotate Videos Using Filmora

To conclude, there are a number of ways to rotate videos on different devices. In this article, we have shown you how to rotate videos using Obs. Meanwhile, we have another suggestion which is using Filmora Video Editor to rotate videos. Filmora is a Wondershare product that helps you to rotate videos without quality loss. With its easy-to-use interface, you can rotate videos with just a few clicks. If you are interested in it, please feel free to check the guide below:

Free Download

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Free Download

For macOS 10.14 or later

Step-by-step on how to rotate videos using Filmora

How to rotate videos using Filmora?

First, to rotate videos using Filmora, follow the steps below:

Step 1: Import the video you want to rotate into Filmora.

Step 2: Click on the “Edit” button in the toolbar.

Step 3: Go to Transform > Rotate.

Step 4: Select the rotation angle you want to use.

Step 5: Click on the ‘Ok’ to rotate it.

Second, if you want to rotate a video and flip it, follow the steps below:

Click on the flip option that you want to use, either upside down or sideways, vertically or horizontally.

Click on ‘Ok’ to apply the rotation and the flip.

Third, if you want to rotate a video by a specific number of degrees, follow the steps below:

To conclude, Filmora provides a number of ways for you to rotate your videos as well as using Obs. If you are looking for an easy way to rotate your videos without quality loss, then Filmora is the best option for you.

Ultimate Guide on How to Film Better in Public

Filming in public and different locations can add a new dimension to any video. The possibilities are limitless, from the hustle and bustle of a busy city street to the tranquil beauty of a remote beach.

Suppose you’re a new vlogger and want to capture the perfect scene in public. Then this blog is for you. It will explain various tips and tricks to help you create the best videos, regardless of location. So let’s start and learn more about how to film better in public!

Part 1. What Gear Will You Need to Record a Better Video in Public?

While recording in public, you want to avoid setting and holding unnecessary camera gear. That’s why you should keep your gear as low-key as possible. The essential shooting gears that you are going to need are as follows:

A Good Camera

A good camera is essential to record a video in public because it will provide quality footage. It will also allow you to capture more detail and create more engaging videos. But if you use a phone instead, make sure it is the latest iPhone or other with high pixels camera.

A Tripod

A tripod is essential when recording video in public to ensure that your shots are stable and steady. Without a tripod, your camera can shake and create a distorted, blurry image that can ruin a shot. So having a secure tripod will help you capture professional-looking footage.

A Microphone

A microphone is essential for recording a video in public because it captures the sound in the environment, allowing the video to be recorded with better-quality audio. Without a microphone, the video would be recorded with distorted sound and would likely be challenging to understand.

Apart from the gear mentioned above, you can also bring an ND filter, extra batteries, and SD cards. Because If the battery runs out or the SD card becomes full, the video recording could be lost. The spare batteries and SD cards help to ensure that the video can be captured uninterrupted. Let’s see what we need further.

Part 2. What Do You Need to Accomplish With Your Video?

While recording a video in a busy location, you need to accomplish three things with your video to record it better. Which are as follows:

1. Clean Shots

When recording in a busy location, it is essential to try and capture clean shots. It can be done by using a wide-angle lens to get the full shot or zooming in to focus on a particular element.

2. Clean Audio

Getting a clean and clear sound when recording audio in a busy location is essential. A good quality microphone, an audio recorder, or external noise reduction can help minimize background noise and capture the desired audio.

3. Decent Lighting

In a busy location, decent lighting is as important as the other two factors. Look for natural light sources that can provide good light, even illumination. If these are unavailable, consider using portable lighting equipment or lamps to create a more flattering environment.

Now that we know what we need let’s see how to make a video.

Part 3. How to Get the Best Shot While Filming Outdoor?

Whether you are a vlogger, a YouTuber, or a student filmmaker, shooting a video in a busy area is always a challenge. You must be able to plan and execute your production in a way that minimizes disruption and produces quality footage. By following these instructions, we hope you can make a difference in a shot you record:

Step1 Scout the Location

Before recording, visit the location in advance to plan your shots. Take note of potential distractions or noise sources and plan your angles accordingly.

Step2 Choose the correct shooting time

The best time to record a video in a busy location is when the area is less crowded, such as early in the morning or late at night. Avoiding peak times and holidays is also a good idea.

Step3 Choose the right angle

Once you get to the location, you must find the right angle.

Select Background

Try to find a background that will best capture the atmosphere of the area and minimize any background noise.

Set the frame

If your frame is too broad, you will face potential distractions that could interfere with your video, such as people walking in and out of the frame.

Set your position

Instead of getting closer to your talent, get further away and zoom in this way, you leave space for other people in the location, and you can still get your shot!

Try to get your shot and then get out quickly so you don’t bother other people trying to get their photos.

Part 4. Best Way to Record Audio While Filming Outdoor

Audio is essential to any video production, and recording audio while filming outdoor scenes can be challenging.

Outdoor environments come with more variables to consider, such as wind, traffic noise, and other background noise, that can make capturing clear audio more difficult. Even if you use a high-quality mic, you still have chances of interruption.

If you get any such variable in the video you recorded, you can re-record the audio with the help of Wondershare Filmora . Let’s see how you can do it:

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Step1 First, select the clip you want to re-record and then drag it onto the timeline.

Step2 Right-click on the video you dragged and then click on the Detach Audio. After doing that, mute the lousy audio from the audio timeline.

Step3 Place the playhead at the clip’s start, click Record just above the import media section, and then click Record Voiceover.

Step4 Now select a recording device and then select the time for the countdown. For example, a 3-minute timer would be perfect.

Step5 Click record and try to re-record your line and match it up the best you can. To get the sound and sync right, you might need to attempt a few times, but in the end, it will improve the quality of your video.

This technique is used in almost every film you see, especially action sequences that also have dialogue. You can also use this technique with the help of Filmora and enhance your video with better audio quality.

Conclusion

We hope this blog has given you some tips for how to film better in public. Filming in public can be intimidating, but you can shoot professional footage with the proper techniques.

From understanding the legalities of filming in public to learning to be discreet and respectful of your environment, you can ensure your filming experience is positive and successful.

With these tips and some practice, you’ll be on your way to shooting great videos in public!

Let us know your favorite film location in the comments below.

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Step1 First, select the clip you want to re-record and then drag it onto the timeline.

Step2 Right-click on the video you dragged and then click on the Detach Audio. After doing that, mute the lousy audio from the audio timeline.

Step3 Place the playhead at the clip’s start, click Record just above the import media section, and then click Record Voiceover.

Step4 Now select a recording device and then select the time for the countdown. For example, a 3-minute timer would be perfect.

Step5 Click record and try to re-record your line and match it up the best you can. To get the sound and sync right, you might need to attempt a few times, but in the end, it will improve the quality of your video.

This technique is used in almost every film you see, especially action sequences that also have dialogue. You can also use this technique with the help of Filmora and enhance your video with better audio quality.

Conclusion

We hope this blog has given you some tips for how to film better in public. Filming in public can be intimidating, but you can shoot professional footage with the proper techniques.

From understanding the legalities of filming in public to learning to be discreet and respectful of your environment, you can ensure your filming experience is positive and successful.

With these tips and some practice, you’ll be on your way to shooting great videos in public!

Let us know your favorite film location in the comments below.

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