Learn how to edit vertical videos without black bars in iMovie on your Mac, iPhone, or iPad, and make sure they look great in portrait orientation. This is particularly handy if you want to post your videos to Instagram, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, etc.
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iMovie 3.0 promises to boost your video storytelling with pre-made templates, Magic Movie and other new features
Apple has released iMovie 3.0 for iOS, bringing templates that let anyone, not just real video editors, create engaging footage in popular social media formats.
How to reduce video size on iPhone and Mac
In this tutorial, we will show you a few simple ways to reduce video size on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. It must be noted that reducing the file size of a video will result in loss of quality to some extent.
How to share a movie as an MP4 in iMovie on Mac
MP4 is a common file format for audio and video media. So if you want to share a movie or video clip with sound, you may need to convert it to this format. For instance, movies you create with QuickTime Player are formatted as MOV files by default.
With iMovie, you can save a project you create with the app in MP4 format and also import an MOV file and share it as MP4, here’s how.
Apple streamlines sharing to Vimeo, YouTube, and Facebook with Final Cut Pro, Clips, and iMovie
When making content, being able to share that content can be important. Now, Apple's making it easier to share to some of the most popular platforms in its first-party apps.
Apple updates iMovie and GarageBand iOS apps with new features
Apple has updated both iMovie and GarageBand for iOS with a slate of new features ahead of the iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro's launch.
Final Cut Pro X and iMovie updated with bug fixes
Apple last updated Final Cut Pro X in August, and now it's back at it again with bug fixes for the professional software.
How to slow down time-lapse videos on iPhone and iPad
If you enjoy using your iPhone for capturing video, you might also take advantage of the time-lapse feature. When you enable this setting for your video, what you capture is at a very low frame rate. So when you play it back, you can watch a 5-minute video in 20 seconds, for example.
However, you might not like the speed at which your video plays back. Maybe it’s just a wee bit too fast? While there’s not currently a setting to adjust this, there is a way to slow down time-lapse videos on iPhone using iMovie; here’s how.
Common iMovie keyboard shortcuts and hotkeys everyone can use
We’ve been sharing a lot of iMovie how-tos over the past few months. So now it’s time to help you with something you’re sure to find useful: iMovie keyboard shortcuts.
Taking action any app on your Mac can be much quicker and easier with a keyboard shortcut. And when it comes to iMovie, there are plenty of them. Many you’ll remember and many you won’t, but this helpful guide gives you the most common ones.
How to reduce background noise in iMovie
If you captured a video that you’d like to use in another creation or simply edit in iMovie, you may have to make some adjustments. You might need to repair the color or fix a shaky video. Another enhancement you might want to make is to remove background noise.
If you shot your video outside on a windy day or around another distracting sound, background noise can hinder an otherwise terrific video. Here’s how you can reduce background noise in iMovie on Mac and iOS.
How to bleep out words in iMovie on Mac
If you use iMovie for editing videos or creating movies, you likely have some audio to work on as well. And if you have an audio clip that needs some, well, censoring, what do you do? Learning how to bleep out words in iMovie can help.
You might have a video with someone cursing in the background or want to create a comedy that sounds like you do. While there isn’t a "bleep" feature in iMovie per se, you can still make it happen. To help you keep creating your movie magic, here’s how to bleep out words in iMovie on your Mac.
How to fix shaky video and rolling shutter in iMovie on Mac
Shaky footage or rolling shutter effects can ruin an otherwise great video. But don't fret, because in this article, we'll show you how to fix shaky video and correct rolling shutter issues using iMovie on your Mac so you can transform that jittery footage into a smooth and professional-looking video in no time.