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I’m going to show you how to add an audio visualizer in Filmora and then the new audio visualizer effect that incorporates AI to make the effect even more engaging and interesting to look at. I have this music that I’ve created using AI. Right now it’s just a black empty screen. We need to … Read more

This is how you can use the Filmora Quick Split Tool to easily and quickly split your clip with a simple click. You have the opportunity to preview the frame, so you will know which part of the video you just split. Filmora Quick Split Tool: Step-by-Step Enable Quick Split Mode Click the cursor icon … Read more

This is how you can reverse a video in Filmora. I start by inserting the video into the project timeline and play a bit so you can see how it looks before reversing – in my example it’s someone riding a bicycle. Then I reverse it so it goes backward in time. Reverse Video in … Read more

Here is how you can easily change the keyboard presets in Filmora if you’re coming from other software like Adobe Premiere Pro or Apple Final Cut Pro. You can make the shortcuts in Filmora behave the same way as in those programs. Premiere Pro Shortcuts in Filmora There are many shortcuts available in Filmora, and … Read more

This is how you can speed up or slow down a video in Filmora. I start with a basic slowdown on a specific section, then show how to make it look a lot cooler with cinematic speed ramping. Filmora Speed Ramping: Basic speed changes on a section I have a video of someone riding a … Read more

This is how you can record your own voice in Filmora and make it sound better with the AI voice enhancer. I recommend a simple setup that works well and keeps things clean. Filmora Voiceover AI Enhancement – Record Your Voice Go to the File menu, click Record Media, then click Record Voiceover. The Record … Read more

This is how you can add a neon text effect in Filmora. I’m going to be using a video clip for the background, and the background is a bit too bright, so I’ll change the brightness to minimum so the text or the neon effect will be more visible. Prepare the background for the Filmora … Read more

I call it the Upside Down City effect, and I think it looks really cool. You have probably seen this kind of footage in movies like Doctor Strange or Inception. It is a drone shot of a city, but instead of one city there are two identical cities, one at the bottom and another at … Read more

Short-form vertical clips are a popular format. You can feed a long-form video like a podcast or interview into AI tools that convert it to 9:16 for YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, and TikTok, but those are usually paid services. If you already use Filmora, you can combine built-in features to achieve the same result. It … Read more

How do you create a nice and smooth slow motion video? First, record a video with at least 120 frames per second and preferably 240 frames per second. The problem is a lot of people don’t realize this setting, and even though their camera or smartphone is probably enough to record a slow motion video, … Read more