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No. iMovie builds every standard project in a 16:9 widescreen frame, on Mac and on iPhone, and gives you no control to change that shape. An upright clip gets bars down both sides, so a vertical export comes from a rotation trick or another app.
To add text to video iPhone owners have to leave the Photos app. Photos trims, crops and filters, and Apple keeps titles in iMovie, a free app. CapCut is the step up when the text has to move.
Every editor worth opening ships slideshow templates on a free plan: Canva, Clipchamp, CapCut and PowerPoint all do. The question is which one survives contact with your own photographs, because most templates are built around footage nobody has.
A video song lyrics maker is any editor that holds a line of text on screen for a set number of seconds. The tool is the easy part. Timing each line to the music, and knowing which words you may use, is the work.
A Canva birthday video starts one of two ways: open a birthday template and swap your photos onto its placeholders, or start a blank video design and build the timeline. Templates are faster; a blank design is the one that fits people talking.
Clipchamp is the one to open first. It runs in Edge or Chrome, joins clips on a single timeline track and exports at 1080p with nothing stamped on the picture. Clideo and Canva do the same job with more conditions attached.
VLC converts a video to an audio file through Media > Convert / Save, where you pick an audio-only profile and a destination. It works, it is free software, and it fails without saying so more often than it should.
On an iPhone the song goes on in iMovie, not in Photos: tap Add Media, then Audio, then Soundtracks or My Music. Apple Music tracks will not load at all, and that is where most people stop before they have placed a single song.
A subtitle in VLC loads from the Subtitle menu, or on its own if the .srt file sits beside the video with the same name. Playing them is the part VLC does well. Welding them into the picture is the part that goes wrong.
A video quality reducer moves one of three things: resolution, bitrate or frame rate. Choose the right one and a 400 MB clip fits through email with nobody noticing a difference on the screen it will be watched on.
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