Once it is on your gallery, drag it and place the file in your timeline, just above your video.Īdjust the placing and stretch it out to the length of your video so the watermark will be visible all throughout.Ĭlick the watermark in the timeline the click on the Cropping tool. With your project open on iMovie, simply go to File>Import Media and import a watermark image. Save the image on your device and add it to your video. One we can suggest is the Pixlr free online photo editor which is quick and easy to use. If you want a custom signature watermark, you can create a simple watermark image using photo editing apps. If you want to keep your project secured with a watermark, you can lay a watermark image over your video using iMovie too.įirst, you have to make sure you have a watermark image ready. You can click Custom and manually set the playback speed that you want.įrom the Speed icon, you can also choose the Reverse option if you want a clip to play in reverse. Then from the drop-down menu, choose a peed option.

To adjust the playback speed, click on a clip the, from the top-right corner of your screen, select the Speed icon. To give your project a bit of dynamics or simply a dash of fun, you can play with its playback speed. Adjusting Playback Speed and Reversing Video Clip On your project timeline, click on the clip that you want to transition from then select the Transitions tab.Ĭhoose a transition that suits your video by double clicking on the effects. iMovie has preset effects that you can simply add in between video gaps. Adding Transition Effectsįor a smooth flow of your video, you can add a transition effect in between clips. Place the playhead to which part of the video you want to insert text.Ĭlick on the Titles tab the choose a text style and double click on it.Ī text box with the chosen text style will appear on your video where you can type a custom text. When you’re done, click on the red button again to stop recording. You can see a countdown before you start narrating. Click the Record Voiceover button then the red button that will appear. Just move the playhead to where you want to start putting voice over. Choose your source ( Audio>iTunes or otherwise).ĭrag the music file and place it under the video on your background.įor voice-overs, you can pre-record a voice-over on your desk top and save it as an audio file that you can import.Īnother way is to record a voiceover using iMovie while editing. With a video clip on your timeline you can easily add background music, sound effects or voice over by using iMovie presets or importing an audio file from your device or from iTunes. Click on it then press Delete.įrom there, you can export the muted video by clicking File>Share or continue editing. You will see that the audio has been detached as a track file. To remove audio from clips, drag the video over to your timeline and right click on it.

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