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To create a slideshow with music, pick the song first, cull the photos down to about forty, set how long each one holds, then drop the track underneath and export. iMovie does it on an iPhone, CapCut on Android, Photos on a Mac, Clipchamp on Windows. The song decides the running time.
A subtitle maker online listens to your video and hands back timed lines, as an .SRT file or burned into the picture. YouTube Studio, Clipchamp and CapCut's web editor all do it at no cost. Budget five minutes to fix the names.
You add text to a TikTok video on the editing screen that opens after you record or upload: tap Text, type the words, pick a font and color, then tap Done and drag the box into place. Set duration decides when it shows.
A video collage plays two or more clips at once in one frame, side by side or in a grid. Every video collage maker does the same three jobs: cells, a duration per clip, one file at the end. Canva builds one in a browser, CapCut on a phone, Clipchamp on Windows.
CapCut auto caption lives under Captions in all three versions. Open the project, choose Auto Captions, pick the language spoken in the clip, and click Generate. Then read the lines, because names come back wrong.
Filmora crops one clip at a time in the Crop and Zoom panel: select the clip, pick a preset ratio or drag the corners, then press Apply. The project keeps its own frame size, which is why a cropped clip can still export wide.
When YouTube videos have no audio, the cause sits in one of three places: your device, the player, or the uploaded file. Playing a second video from another channel tells you which one in about ten seconds.
iMovie has no compress button. The size of the file is decided in the share dialog, by three menus: Resolution, Quality and Compress. Drop the resolution one step and a project that came out at 2GB often lands under 500MB.
To trim video, open the clip in an editor, drag one handle to the first thing worth watching, the other to the last, and save. The Photos app does it on an iPhone, Google Photos on Android. The judgment is the four seconds of silence at the front of almost every clip.
Two commands cover almost every trim in FFmpeg. One copies the streams and finishes in a second but can start on the wrong frame; the other re-encodes and lands where you asked. Which you want depends on whether the cut has to be precise.
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