Editing videos on Windows 10 is straightforward using the built-in Video Editor app. Here's a step-by-step guide:
Steps to Edit a Video on Windows 10
The Windows 10 Video Editor allows you to create and edit videos with ease. Here's how:
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Launch Video Editor:
- Click the Start menu.
- Type "Video Editor" and select the app from the search results.
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Create a New Project:
- In the Video Editor, click on "New video project".
- Give your project a name.
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Add Media Files:
- Click on the "Add" button within the Project library.
- Choose the video clips and images you want to use in your video. You can add them from "This PC", "From my collection" or "From the web".
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Arrange and Trim Clips:
- Drag your video clips and images from the Project library to the storyboard at the bottom of the window.
- Click on the video clip on the storyboard and use the trim tool to adjust its start and end points.
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Add Transitions and Effects:
- Select a video clip on the storyboard.
- Click on "Motion", "3D effects", "Filters" or "Speed" to add a desired effect.
- Use the "Transitions" tool to smoothly move between clips.
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Add Text and Titles:
- Click the "Text" option to overlay text on a specific part of the video.
- Use the "Title Card" option to add a separate title screen to start of the video.
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Add Music:
- Select the "Background music" option to add music from preloaded or custom music.
- You can adjust the music volume in the settings.
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Finalize and Export:
- Click the "Finish video" button when you're satisfied with your edits.
- Choose your video quality and click on the "Export" button to save your video in the desired location.
Key Features of Windows 10 Video Editor
- User-Friendly Interface: The editor provides an intuitive layout for easy navigation.
- Basic Editing Tools: It offers core video editing features like trimming, arranging, and adding text.
- Built-in Features: The editor is a part of Windows 10, so no extra downloads are required.
- Quick Export: It provides quick export options for your created videos.
By following these simple steps, you can effectively edit videos using the built-in Video Editor on Windows 10.