How to Stabilize Videos with Google Photos App for Free

While recording a video, it is pretty normal if you don’t end up having a stabilized clip due to camera shakes or movements on an unstable and unpaved road. This is where the Google stabilizer video editing feature comes into play. You can stabilize a video with the Google Photos app that has a built-in video stabilizer and other editing tools to give a finishing touch to your media files before they are shared online or with family, friends, and/or colleagues.

In this article, we will show you how to use Google Photos as a stabilizer video Google offers to its consumer. In addition, you will also learn about one of the most trusted and efficient third-party tools to stabilize the clips if Google video stabilizer fails to produce quality output.

In this article

01 What is Google Photos and How Does It Work?

02 How to Stabilize Videos with Google Photos on Android and iPhone?

03 How to Stabilize Videos with Google Photos Online?

04 How to Use Google Photos to Edit Video?

Part 1: What is Google Photos and How Does It Work?

Google Photos is an app that can be obtained from Play Store or App Store to be installed on an Android-based smartphone or iPhone or iPad respectively.

The program can store photos and videos from your phone, and ensures that those media files are well-backed up so they can be recovered easily if/when lost due to some mishaps. Furthermore, the tool even lets you edit, customize, and share your photos and videos with ease.

1. History and Current Policies

Earlier, Google Photos used to offer unlimited storage to the users where they can save as many photos as they want, as long as the images were saved in ‘high-quality’ resolution. However, from June 01, 2021, Google changed its policies of using the app, and now the tool offers limited storage. If more space is needed, the users must subscribe to a paid plan.

2. Accessibility

Google Photos can be accessed from a web browser, Google Drive desktop program, and smartphone app. While you can make only minor changes to the videos such as editing date, time, and location when accessing Google Photos via a web browser, the smartphone app allows you to edit the clips comparatively more sophisticatedly.

3. Deletion

The files that are stored in Google Photos remain there for an indefinite duration, of course until the entire space is completely consumed. When you delete something, it is moved to the Trash and stays there for another 60 days, after which it is automatically deleted from the Cloud forever.

Part 2: How to Stabilize Videos with Google Photos on Android and iPhone?

Google Photos is available for both Android and iPhone smartphones, and as explained earlier, the app can be downloaded from Play Store and App Store respectively. Using the built-in Google stabilizer video editor of the Photos app on both platforms is almost identical and extremely easy.

You can learn how to work with Google video stabilizer to stabilize a video by following the steps that are given below:

Step 1: Locate and Open the Source Video in Google Photos

Download and install Google Photos on your smartphone (Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ is used here for illustrations). Launch the app, tap Library from the bottom-right corner of the interface, and tap to open the source video that you want to stabilize with Google video stabilizer.

Step 2: Stabilize the Video

After the video opens in the app and the playback begins, tap Edit from the bottom. On the next screen, ensure that the Video section is selected. Tap the Stabilize icon from the lower-left area of the window, and wait while Google Photos stabilize video.

Step 3: Save the Video

Once the stabilization process is complete, click Save copy from the bottom-right corner to save the modified video as a separate copy, thus leaving the original instance intact.

Part 3: How to Stabilize Videos with Google Photos Online?

Unfortunately, Google Photos doesn’t have many editing options when accessed via a web browser, and therefore, at the time of this writing, you cannot stabilize a video with the tool’s web interface. But if you are using a Windows or Mac computer, you can try some free online video stabilization software , or use Wondershare Filmora video editor to stabilize video with one click.

Try It Free

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Try It Free

For macOS 10.12 or later

Wondershare Filmora video editor is available for Windows and Mac platforms, and gives a tough competition to other industry-standard video editing applications like Final Cut Pro X and Adobe Premiere Pro, etc. You can learn how to stabilize a clip with Filmora instead of using Google stabilizer video editor by following the step-by-step instructions that are explained below:

Step 1: Add the Source Video to the Timeline

After downloading and installing Wondershare Filmora on your Mac or Windows computer (a Windows 11 PC is used here for illustrations), launch the program, and click the New Project tile from the first screen that appears.

When on the main interface, ensure that Media is selected from the standard toolbar at the top, and click anywhere inside the Media window that is present at the upper-left corner. Next, locate, select, and import the source video from your PC that you want to stabilize.

Now, drag and drop the video to the timeline, or hover the mouse over the clip’s thumbnail in the Media window, click the + icon from the bottom-right area. Click the button under the Match to Media or Keep Project Settings label when the confirmation box comes up to add the film to the Timeline using the preferences that you selected.

Step 2: Stabilize the Video

Double click the video in the timeline, and then enable the Stabilization category under video editing pane. Wait while Filmora video editor stabilizes the video without Google video stabilizer. Click OK when done.

Step 3: Export the Stabilized Video

Back on the main interface, click Export from the center-top. On the Export box that opens up next, go to your preferred tab, pick an output format, define output preferences, and click Export from the bottom-right corner to export the stabilized clip without even using Google stabilizer video.

Part 4: How to Use Google Photos to Edit Video?

Google Photos doesn’t only work as a Google video stabilizer app but it also enables you to edit your media clips much more professionally. Some post-production tasks that you can perform while using Google Photos include:

1. Trimming

The trimming handles can be seen when you are on the ‘Video’ section after tapping ‘Edit’ in Google Photos after opening the video. You can drag these handles inwards to get rid of the unwanted starting and ending parts of a clip.

2. Cropping

The ‘Crop’ section enables you to crop the videos in a particular aspect ratio that can be selected from the available list, or drag the handles manually to get custom results.

3. Rotating

The ‘Crop’ section also has an option to rotate the video. Each time you tap the ‘Rotate’ icon, the screen rotates 90o in the counterclockwise direction.

4. Color Correction

The ‘Adjust’ section allows you to adjust the display of a video such as its brightness, contrast, shadows, etc.

5. Filters

You can even add a filter using the presets available in the ‘Filters’ section.

6. Annotations

The ‘Markup’ section enables you to annotate the video. You can either use the ‘Pen’ tool or ‘Highlighter’ to write text on the video or give the screen a different shade respectively.

Depending on the type of modifications you want in your video, you can use Google Photos to get the job done easily and quickly.

Conclusion

Google video stabilizer is a built-in tool in Google Photos. Google Photos can be obtained from Play Store or App Store for your Android or iOS smart devices respectively. In addition to stabilizing your videos, Google Photos app also enables you to make other modifications such as trimming, cropping, applying filters, and much more.

02 How to Stabilize Videos with Google Photos on Android and iPhone?

03 How to Stabilize Videos with Google Photos Online?

04 How to Use Google Photos to Edit Video?

Part 1: What is Google Photos and How Does It Work?

Google Photos is an app that can be obtained from Play Store or App Store to be installed on an Android-based smartphone or iPhone or iPad respectively.

The program can store photos and videos from your phone, and ensures that those media files are well-backed up so they can be recovered easily if/when lost due to some mishaps. Furthermore, the tool even lets you edit, customize, and share your photos and videos with ease.

1. History and Current Policies

Earlier, Google Photos used to offer unlimited storage to the users where they can save as many photos as they want, as long as the images were saved in ‘high-quality’ resolution. However, from June 01, 2021, Google changed its policies of using the app, and now the tool offers limited storage. If more space is needed, the users must subscribe to a paid plan.

2. Accessibility

Google Photos can be accessed from a web browser, Google Drive desktop program, and smartphone app. While you can make only minor changes to the videos such as editing date, time, and location when accessing Google Photos via a web browser, the smartphone app allows you to edit the clips comparatively more sophisticatedly.

3. Deletion

The files that are stored in Google Photos remain there for an indefinite duration, of course until the entire space is completely consumed. When you delete something, it is moved to the Trash and stays there for another 60 days, after which it is automatically deleted from the Cloud forever.

Part 2: How to Stabilize Videos with Google Photos on Android and iPhone?

Google Photos is available for both Android and iPhone smartphones, and as explained earlier, the app can be downloaded from Play Store and App Store respectively. Using the built-in Google stabilizer video editor of the Photos app on both platforms is almost identical and extremely easy.

You can learn how to work with Google video stabilizer to stabilize a video by following the steps that are given below:

Step 1: Locate and Open the Source Video in Google Photos

Download and install Google Photos on your smartphone (Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ is used here for illustrations). Launch the app, tap Library from the bottom-right corner of the interface, and tap to open the source video that you want to stabilize with Google video stabilizer.

Step 2: Stabilize the Video

After the video opens in the app and the playback begins, tap Edit from the bottom. On the next screen, ensure that the Video section is selected. Tap the Stabilize icon from the lower-left area of the window, and wait while Google Photos stabilize video.

Step 3: Save the Video

Once the stabilization process is complete, click Save copy from the bottom-right corner to save the modified video as a separate copy, thus leaving the original instance intact.

Part 3: How to Stabilize Videos with Google Photos Online?

Unfortunately, Google Photos doesn’t have many editing options when accessed via a web browser, and therefore, at the time of this writing, you cannot stabilize a video with the tool’s web interface. But if you are using a Windows or Mac computer, you can try some free online video stabilization software , or use Wondershare Filmora video editor to stabilize video with one click.

Try It Free

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Try It Free

For macOS 10.12 or later

Wondershare Filmora video editor is available for Windows and Mac platforms, and gives a tough competition to other industry-standard video editing applications like Final Cut Pro X and Adobe Premiere Pro, etc. You can learn how to stabilize a clip with Filmora instead of using Google stabilizer video editor by following the step-by-step instructions that are explained below:

Step 1: Add the Source Video to the Timeline

After downloading and installing Wondershare Filmora on your Mac or Windows computer (a Windows 11 PC is used here for illustrations), launch the program, and click the New Project tile from the first screen that appears.

When on the main interface, ensure that Media is selected from the standard toolbar at the top, and click anywhere inside the Media window that is present at the upper-left corner. Next, locate, select, and import the source video from your PC that you want to stabilize.

Now, drag and drop the video to the timeline, or hover the mouse over the clip’s thumbnail in the Media window, click the + icon from the bottom-right area. Click the button under the Match to Media or Keep Project Settings label when the confirmation box comes up to add the film to the Timeline using the preferences that you selected.

Step 2: Stabilize the Video

Double click the video in the timeline, and then enable the Stabilization category under video editing pane. Wait while Filmora video editor stabilizes the video without Google video stabilizer. Click OK when done.

Step 3: Export the Stabilized Video

Back on the main interface, click Export from the center-top. On the Export box that opens up next, go to your preferred tab, pick an output format, define output preferences, and click Export from the bottom-right corner to export the stabilized clip without even using Google stabilizer video.

Part 4: How to Use Google Photos to Edit Video?

Google Photos doesn’t only work as a Google video stabilizer app but it also enables you to edit your media clips much more professionally. Some post-production tasks that you can perform while using Google Photos include:

1. Trimming

The trimming handles can be seen when you are on the ‘Video’ section after tapping ‘Edit’ in Google Photos after opening the video. You can drag these handles inwards to get rid of the unwanted starting and ending parts of a clip.

2. Cropping

The ‘Crop’ section enables you to crop the videos in a particular aspect ratio that can be selected from the available list, or drag the handles manually to get custom results.

3. Rotating

The ‘Crop’ section also has an option to rotate the video. Each time you tap the ‘Rotate’ icon, the screen rotates 90o in the counterclockwise direction.

4. Color Correction

The ‘Adjust’ section allows you to adjust the display of a video such as its brightness, contrast, shadows, etc.

5. Filters

You can even add a filter using the presets available in the ‘Filters’ section.

6. Annotations

The ‘Markup’ section enables you to annotate the video. You can either use the ‘Pen’ tool or ‘Highlighter’ to write text on the video or give the screen a different shade respectively.

Depending on the type of modifications you want in your video, you can use Google Photos to get the job done easily and quickly.

Conclusion

Google video stabilizer is a built-in tool in Google Photos. Google Photos can be obtained from Play Store or App Store for your Android or iOS smart devices respectively. In addition to stabilizing your videos, Google Photos app also enables you to make other modifications such as trimming, cropping, applying filters, and much more.

02 How to Stabilize Videos with Google Photos on Android and iPhone?

03 How to Stabilize Videos with Google Photos Online?

04 How to Use Google Photos to Edit Video?

Part 1: What is Google Photos and How Does It Work?

Google Photos is an app that can be obtained from Play Store or App Store to be installed on an Android-based smartphone or iPhone or iPad respectively.

The program can store photos and videos from your phone, and ensures that those media files are well-backed up so they can be recovered easily if/when lost due to some mishaps. Furthermore, the tool even lets you edit, customize, and share your photos and videos with ease.

1. History and Current Policies

Earlier, Google Photos used to offer unlimited storage to the users where they can save as many photos as they want, as long as the images were saved in ‘high-quality’ resolution. However, from June 01, 2021, Google changed its policies of using the app, and now the tool offers limited storage. If more space is needed, the users must subscribe to a paid plan.

2. Accessibility

Google Photos can be accessed from a web browser, Google Drive desktop program, and smartphone app. While you can make only minor changes to the videos such as editing date, time, and location when accessing Google Photos via a web browser, the smartphone app allows you to edit the clips comparatively more sophisticatedly.

3. Deletion

The files that are stored in Google Photos remain there for an indefinite duration, of course until the entire space is completely consumed. When you delete something, it is moved to the Trash and stays there for another 60 days, after which it is automatically deleted from the Cloud forever.

Part 2: How to Stabilize Videos with Google Photos on Android and iPhone?

Google Photos is available for both Android and iPhone smartphones, and as explained earlier, the app can be downloaded from Play Store and App Store respectively. Using the built-in Google stabilizer video editor of the Photos app on both platforms is almost identical and extremely easy.

You can learn how to work with Google video stabilizer to stabilize a video by following the steps that are given below:

Step 1: Locate and Open the Source Video in Google Photos

Download and install Google Photos on your smartphone (Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ is used here for illustrations). Launch the app, tap Library from the bottom-right corner of the interface, and tap to open the source video that you want to stabilize with Google video stabilizer.

Step 2: Stabilize the Video

After the video opens in the app and the playback begins, tap Edit from the bottom. On the next screen, ensure that the Video section is selected. Tap the Stabilize icon from the lower-left area of the window, and wait while Google Photos stabilize video.

Step 3: Save the Video

Once the stabilization process is complete, click Save copy from the bottom-right corner to save the modified video as a separate copy, thus leaving the original instance intact.

Part 3: How to Stabilize Videos with Google Photos Online?

Unfortunately, Google Photos doesn’t have many editing options when accessed via a web browser, and therefore, at the time of this writing, you cannot stabilize a video with the tool’s web interface. But if you are using a Windows or Mac computer, you can try some free online video stabilization software , or use Wondershare Filmora video editor to stabilize video with one click.

Try It Free

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Try It Free

For macOS 10.12 or later

Wondershare Filmora video editor is available for Windows and Mac platforms, and gives a tough competition to other industry-standard video editing applications like Final Cut Pro X and Adobe Premiere Pro, etc. You can learn how to stabilize a clip with Filmora instead of using Google stabilizer video editor by following the step-by-step instructions that are explained below:

Step 1: Add the Source Video to the Timeline

After downloading and installing Wondershare Filmora on your Mac or Windows computer (a Windows 11 PC is used here for illustrations), launch the program, and click the New Project tile from the first screen that appears.

When on the main interface, ensure that Media is selected from the standard toolbar at the top, and click anywhere inside the Media window that is present at the upper-left corner. Next, locate, select, and import the source video from your PC that you want to stabilize.

Now, drag and drop the video to the timeline, or hover the mouse over the clip’s thumbnail in the Media window, click the + icon from the bottom-right area. Click the button under the Match to Media or Keep Project Settings label when the confirmation box comes up to add the film to the Timeline using the preferences that you selected.

Step 2: Stabilize the Video

Double click the video in the timeline, and then enable the Stabilization category under video editing pane. Wait while Filmora video editor stabilizes the video without Google video stabilizer. Click OK when done.

Step 3: Export the Stabilized Video

Back on the main interface, click Export from the center-top. On the Export box that opens up next, go to your preferred tab, pick an output format, define output preferences, and click Export from the bottom-right corner to export the stabilized clip without even using Google stabilizer video.

Part 4: How to Use Google Photos to Edit Video?

Google Photos doesn’t only work as a Google video stabilizer app but it also enables you to edit your media clips much more professionally. Some post-production tasks that you can perform while using Google Photos include:

1. Trimming

The trimming handles can be seen when you are on the ‘Video’ section after tapping ‘Edit’ in Google Photos after opening the video. You can drag these handles inwards to get rid of the unwanted starting and ending parts of a clip.

2. Cropping

The ‘Crop’ section enables you to crop the videos in a particular aspect ratio that can be selected from the available list, or drag the handles manually to get custom results.

3. Rotating

The ‘Crop’ section also has an option to rotate the video. Each time you tap the ‘Rotate’ icon, the screen rotates 90o in the counterclockwise direction.

4. Color Correction

The ‘Adjust’ section allows you to adjust the display of a video such as its brightness, contrast, shadows, etc.

5. Filters

You can even add a filter using the presets available in the ‘Filters’ section.

6. Annotations

The ‘Markup’ section enables you to annotate the video. You can either use the ‘Pen’ tool or ‘Highlighter’ to write text on the video or give the screen a different shade respectively.

Depending on the type of modifications you want in your video, you can use Google Photos to get the job done easily and quickly.

Conclusion

Google video stabilizer is a built-in tool in Google Photos. Google Photos can be obtained from Play Store or App Store for your Android or iOS smart devices respectively. In addition to stabilizing your videos, Google Photos app also enables you to make other modifications such as trimming, cropping, applying filters, and much more.

02 How to Stabilize Videos with Google Photos on Android and iPhone?

03 How to Stabilize Videos with Google Photos Online?

04 How to Use Google Photos to Edit Video?

Part 1: What is Google Photos and How Does It Work?

Google Photos is an app that can be obtained from Play Store or App Store to be installed on an Android-based smartphone or iPhone or iPad respectively.

The program can store photos and videos from your phone, and ensures that those media files are well-backed up so they can be recovered easily if/when lost due to some mishaps. Furthermore, the tool even lets you edit, customize, and share your photos and videos with ease.

1. History and Current Policies

Earlier, Google Photos used to offer unlimited storage to the users where they can save as many photos as they want, as long as the images were saved in ‘high-quality’ resolution. However, from June 01, 2021, Google changed its policies of using the app, and now the tool offers limited storage. If more space is needed, the users must subscribe to a paid plan.

2. Accessibility

Google Photos can be accessed from a web browser, Google Drive desktop program, and smartphone app. While you can make only minor changes to the videos such as editing date, time, and location when accessing Google Photos via a web browser, the smartphone app allows you to edit the clips comparatively more sophisticatedly.

3. Deletion

The files that are stored in Google Photos remain there for an indefinite duration, of course until the entire space is completely consumed. When you delete something, it is moved to the Trash and stays there for another 60 days, after which it is automatically deleted from the Cloud forever.

Part 2: How to Stabilize Videos with Google Photos on Android and iPhone?

Google Photos is available for both Android and iPhone smartphones, and as explained earlier, the app can be downloaded from Play Store and App Store respectively. Using the built-in Google stabilizer video editor of the Photos app on both platforms is almost identical and extremely easy.

You can learn how to work with Google video stabilizer to stabilize a video by following the steps that are given below:

Step 1: Locate and Open the Source Video in Google Photos

Download and install Google Photos on your smartphone (Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ is used here for illustrations). Launch the app, tap Library from the bottom-right corner of the interface, and tap to open the source video that you want to stabilize with Google video stabilizer.

Step 2: Stabilize the Video

After the video opens in the app and the playback begins, tap Edit from the bottom. On the next screen, ensure that the Video section is selected. Tap the Stabilize icon from the lower-left area of the window, and wait while Google Photos stabilize video.

Step 3: Save the Video

Once the stabilization process is complete, click Save copy from the bottom-right corner to save the modified video as a separate copy, thus leaving the original instance intact.

Part 3: How to Stabilize Videos with Google Photos Online?

Unfortunately, Google Photos doesn’t have many editing options when accessed via a web browser, and therefore, at the time of this writing, you cannot stabilize a video with the tool’s web interface. But if you are using a Windows or Mac computer, you can try some free online video stabilization software , or use Wondershare Filmora video editor to stabilize video with one click.

Try It Free

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Try It Free

For macOS 10.12 or later

Wondershare Filmora video editor is available for Windows and Mac platforms, and gives a tough competition to other industry-standard video editing applications like Final Cut Pro X and Adobe Premiere Pro, etc. You can learn how to stabilize a clip with Filmora instead of using Google stabilizer video editor by following the step-by-step instructions that are explained below:

Step 1: Add the Source Video to the Timeline

After downloading and installing Wondershare Filmora on your Mac or Windows computer (a Windows 11 PC is used here for illustrations), launch the program, and click the New Project tile from the first screen that appears.

When on the main interface, ensure that Media is selected from the standard toolbar at the top, and click anywhere inside the Media window that is present at the upper-left corner. Next, locate, select, and import the source video from your PC that you want to stabilize.

Now, drag and drop the video to the timeline, or hover the mouse over the clip’s thumbnail in the Media window, click the + icon from the bottom-right area. Click the button under the Match to Media or Keep Project Settings label when the confirmation box comes up to add the film to the Timeline using the preferences that you selected.

Step 2: Stabilize the Video

Double click the video in the timeline, and then enable the Stabilization category under video editing pane. Wait while Filmora video editor stabilizes the video without Google video stabilizer. Click OK when done.

Step 3: Export the Stabilized Video

Back on the main interface, click Export from the center-top. On the Export box that opens up next, go to your preferred tab, pick an output format, define output preferences, and click Export from the bottom-right corner to export the stabilized clip without even using Google stabilizer video.

Part 4: How to Use Google Photos to Edit Video?

Google Photos doesn’t only work as a Google video stabilizer app but it also enables you to edit your media clips much more professionally. Some post-production tasks that you can perform while using Google Photos include:

1. Trimming

The trimming handles can be seen when you are on the ‘Video’ section after tapping ‘Edit’ in Google Photos after opening the video. You can drag these handles inwards to get rid of the unwanted starting and ending parts of a clip.

2. Cropping

The ‘Crop’ section enables you to crop the videos in a particular aspect ratio that can be selected from the available list, or drag the handles manually to get custom results.

3. Rotating

The ‘Crop’ section also has an option to rotate the video. Each time you tap the ‘Rotate’ icon, the screen rotates 90o in the counterclockwise direction.

4. Color Correction

The ‘Adjust’ section allows you to adjust the display of a video such as its brightness, contrast, shadows, etc.

5. Filters

You can even add a filter using the presets available in the ‘Filters’ section.

6. Annotations

The ‘Markup’ section enables you to annotate the video. You can either use the ‘Pen’ tool or ‘Highlighter’ to write text on the video or give the screen a different shade respectively.

Depending on the type of modifications you want in your video, you can use Google Photos to get the job done easily and quickly.

Conclusion

Google video stabilizer is a built-in tool in Google Photos. Google Photos can be obtained from Play Store or App Store for your Android or iOS smart devices respectively. In addition to stabilizing your videos, Google Photos app also enables you to make other modifications such as trimming, cropping, applying filters, and much more.

How to Denoise in Final Cut Pro – Reduce Video and Audio Noise

Whenever it comes to the term denoise, we usually get kind of “lost in translation” – does it mean to remove or reduce just the background noise in terms of audio, or does it intend noise effect on the actual scene which we see visually? Anyway, using video editors, denoising is possible in both ways. And why should we denoise at all? – to find out, we will touch upon both issues, and learn how to do those two things in Final Cut Pro.

How to remove background noise in Final Cut Pro?

It doesn’t really matter if you are preparing a video for youtube, a podcast, or any other content with audio in it – for your listeners to be engaged, you need a clear audio, but sometimes that is not the case. You might even find unnecessary background noise after recording the video or audio, and it can be really annoying – that kind of recording gives your audio tracks an unprofessional touch, which can lead to disengaged listeners, the viewers who just don’t want to listen to it anymore. But it’s always possible to turn the tables – and for it, using video editors might really give us a hand. So, Final Cut Pro, which is developed only for Macs (so, you will not be able to use this software on the PC), can solve this problem for you.

So, if you are using Final Cut Pro 10.6, it’s possible to achieve your goal without using any plug-ins. In such a case, there are special effects to use. First of all, let us say that you have an audio file which you want to be corrected because it has some echo, hum, background noise; so you import that one into the programme, namely, timeline.

You will need to first use Equalatization, which is under the Audio Enhancements.

You will need to check the square that opens the equalizer and shows graphics for it. The high frequencies are on the right, and the low ones you will find on the left. Lower the highs and raise the points a little on the left side.

Next step would be to level out the lows and highs of the voice using a Compressor. You will find this effect in Installed Effects, which you need to drag and drop on the audio, and it will raise the whispers and lower the shouts in the audio.

Some background noise will still be there, so you then can find Channel EQ effect you will find in the effects. You need to drag it on the clip, then click on the equalize button in the inspector, and this time, reduce the lower levels on the left, while you also lower the highs on the right.

Lastly, you will need to use the Noise Gate effect. This will cut out all of the sounds between words, so when someone in the audio is not speaking, there will be no background noise at all.

In case this kind of cutting noise out doesn’t sound natural, you can look into Noise Gate Parameters and concentrate on two of them – reduction and release. If you drag the latter right, the noise will raise, and reduction will also raise noise a little, in order to reduce the clipping.

How to denoise a video in Final Cut Pro?

But what is noise in terms of videos? It means that the video is not clear, but instead, the clip has grains on it, which is not so pleasant to see (unless you use noise/grain effect with some purpose!). the noise usually appear when the shot was taken in an environment with not enough white, or, in other cases, when the video was taken with small-sensory equipment, for example, smartphone or action camera.

And Final Cut Pro is one of the video editors where you can remove or reduce the noise and make your footage look clearer than it would have been originally, and it will guarantee that people who are interested and watch your clip will have a better experience. So, let’s learn step by step how to denoise the video in our beloved Final Cut Pro, which added this feature only starting from Final Cut Pro 10.4.4 – it means that before, the task was only done by using some expensive plug-ins, but starting from this version of the program, the software has video noise reduction effect itself.

So, choose the video which has some noise and grain and you wish to edit. Bring it in the program, and click on it in the timeline, in order to select it. The video should appear in the viewer, and you will be able to see the noise right away or whenever you zoom in a little. Then, you will need to find the Effects – you can just use the shortcut and click on Command and 5, or find the panel in the top-right corner of the timeline. Whenever Effects appear, you will need to select the Basic category, and then double-click the icon to apply the noise reduction filter, and close the window. It might take a while to analyze the clip for noise.

In the inspector, you will find the controls for noise reduction, which only include the Amount and Sharpness.

You might as well boost the amount to high, then you can take a look at the image to evaluate the result. One way to do the last step is to uncheck the box next to the Noise Reduction as well, which will disable the filter until you check the box again.

You can also change the Sharpness to Medium, which will compensate for the soft look the effect produces.

And, there is also a noise reduction effect dedicated to 360 viewers, which is called 360 Noise Reduction. As you can see, the effect removes a lot of noise and makes the grainy video look clearer and more enjoyable, besides, if you move around the sphere in the viewer, the effect seems quite seamless!

Bonus tip: how to remove audio noise in video with Filmora

In case you don’t own Mac or just want to operate in another computer program, then Wondershare Filmora would make a great alternative – it’s one of the software that can help you get rid of the background noise. How to do it there? Follow this guideline:

First off, of course, you need to drag and drop the video into the timeline. Then, in order to edit the audio of the video separately, you’ll need to right-click on the video and find Detach Audio.

Double-clicking on the audio track in the sequence will show the editing panel, where you can find – Remove background noise, which, as it is obvious, will remove the noise directly.

So, in this article, we learned how to denoise in Final Cut Pro – both in terms of audio background noise, and noise and grain on the video, and we learned how to get rid of audio noise in Wondershare Filmora in the easiest and fastest way!

You will need to first use Equalatization, which is under the Audio Enhancements.

You will need to check the square that opens the equalizer and shows graphics for it. The high frequencies are on the right, and the low ones you will find on the left. Lower the highs and raise the points a little on the left side.

Next step would be to level out the lows and highs of the voice using a Compressor. You will find this effect in Installed Effects, which you need to drag and drop on the audio, and it will raise the whispers and lower the shouts in the audio.

Some background noise will still be there, so you then can find Channel EQ effect you will find in the effects. You need to drag it on the clip, then click on the equalize button in the inspector, and this time, reduce the lower levels on the left, while you also lower the highs on the right.

Lastly, you will need to use the Noise Gate effect. This will cut out all of the sounds between words, so when someone in the audio is not speaking, there will be no background noise at all.

In case this kind of cutting noise out doesn’t sound natural, you can look into Noise Gate Parameters and concentrate on two of them – reduction and release. If you drag the latter right, the noise will raise, and reduction will also raise noise a little, in order to reduce the clipping.

How to denoise a video in Final Cut Pro?

But what is noise in terms of videos? It means that the video is not clear, but instead, the clip has grains on it, which is not so pleasant to see (unless you use noise/grain effect with some purpose!). the noise usually appear when the shot was taken in an environment with not enough white, or, in other cases, when the video was taken with small-sensory equipment, for example, smartphone or action camera.

And Final Cut Pro is one of the video editors where you can remove or reduce the noise and make your footage look clearer than it would have been originally, and it will guarantee that people who are interested and watch your clip will have a better experience. So, let’s learn step by step how to denoise the video in our beloved Final Cut Pro, which added this feature only starting from Final Cut Pro 10.4.4 – it means that before, the task was only done by using some expensive plug-ins, but starting from this version of the program, the software has video noise reduction effect itself.

So, choose the video which has some noise and grain and you wish to edit. Bring it in the program, and click on it in the timeline, in order to select it. The video should appear in the viewer, and you will be able to see the noise right away or whenever you zoom in a little. Then, you will need to find the Effects – you can just use the shortcut and click on Command and 5, or find the panel in the top-right corner of the timeline. Whenever Effects appear, you will need to select the Basic category, and then double-click the icon to apply the noise reduction filter, and close the window. It might take a while to analyze the clip for noise.

In the inspector, you will find the controls for noise reduction, which only include the Amount and Sharpness.

You might as well boost the amount to high, then you can take a look at the image to evaluate the result. One way to do the last step is to uncheck the box next to the Noise Reduction as well, which will disable the filter until you check the box again.

You can also change the Sharpness to Medium, which will compensate for the soft look the effect produces.

And, there is also a noise reduction effect dedicated to 360 viewers, which is called 360 Noise Reduction. As you can see, the effect removes a lot of noise and makes the grainy video look clearer and more enjoyable, besides, if you move around the sphere in the viewer, the effect seems quite seamless!

Bonus tip: how to remove audio noise in video with Filmora

In case you don’t own Mac or just want to operate in another computer program, then Wondershare Filmora would make a great alternative – it’s one of the software that can help you get rid of the background noise. How to do it there? Follow this guideline:

First off, of course, you need to drag and drop the video into the timeline. Then, in order to edit the audio of the video separately, you’ll need to right-click on the video and find Detach Audio.

Double-clicking on the audio track in the sequence will show the editing panel, where you can find – Remove background noise, which, as it is obvious, will remove the noise directly.

So, in this article, we learned how to denoise in Final Cut Pro – both in terms of audio background noise, and noise and grain on the video, and we learned how to get rid of audio noise in Wondershare Filmora in the easiest and fastest way!

You will need to first use Equalatization, which is under the Audio Enhancements.

You will need to check the square that opens the equalizer and shows graphics for it. The high frequencies are on the right, and the low ones you will find on the left. Lower the highs and raise the points a little on the left side.

Next step would be to level out the lows and highs of the voice using a Compressor. You will find this effect in Installed Effects, which you need to drag and drop on the audio, and it will raise the whispers and lower the shouts in the audio.

Some background noise will still be there, so you then can find Channel EQ effect you will find in the effects. You need to drag it on the clip, then click on the equalize button in the inspector, and this time, reduce the lower levels on the left, while you also lower the highs on the right.

Lastly, you will need to use the Noise Gate effect. This will cut out all of the sounds between words, so when someone in the audio is not speaking, there will be no background noise at all.

In case this kind of cutting noise out doesn’t sound natural, you can look into Noise Gate Parameters and concentrate on two of them – reduction and release. If you drag the latter right, the noise will raise, and reduction will also raise noise a little, in order to reduce the clipping.

How to denoise a video in Final Cut Pro?

But what is noise in terms of videos? It means that the video is not clear, but instead, the clip has grains on it, which is not so pleasant to see (unless you use noise/grain effect with some purpose!). the noise usually appear when the shot was taken in an environment with not enough white, or, in other cases, when the video was taken with small-sensory equipment, for example, smartphone or action camera.

And Final Cut Pro is one of the video editors where you can remove or reduce the noise and make your footage look clearer than it would have been originally, and it will guarantee that people who are interested and watch your clip will have a better experience. So, let’s learn step by step how to denoise the video in our beloved Final Cut Pro, which added this feature only starting from Final Cut Pro 10.4.4 – it means that before, the task was only done by using some expensive plug-ins, but starting from this version of the program, the software has video noise reduction effect itself.

So, choose the video which has some noise and grain and you wish to edit. Bring it in the program, and click on it in the timeline, in order to select it. The video should appear in the viewer, and you will be able to see the noise right away or whenever you zoom in a little. Then, you will need to find the Effects – you can just use the shortcut and click on Command and 5, or find the panel in the top-right corner of the timeline. Whenever Effects appear, you will need to select the Basic category, and then double-click the icon to apply the noise reduction filter, and close the window. It might take a while to analyze the clip for noise.

In the inspector, you will find the controls for noise reduction, which only include the Amount and Sharpness.

You might as well boost the amount to high, then you can take a look at the image to evaluate the result. One way to do the last step is to uncheck the box next to the Noise Reduction as well, which will disable the filter until you check the box again.

You can also change the Sharpness to Medium, which will compensate for the soft look the effect produces.

And, there is also a noise reduction effect dedicated to 360 viewers, which is called 360 Noise Reduction. As you can see, the effect removes a lot of noise and makes the grainy video look clearer and more enjoyable, besides, if you move around the sphere in the viewer, the effect seems quite seamless!

Bonus tip: how to remove audio noise in video with Filmora

In case you don’t own Mac or just want to operate in another computer program, then Wondershare Filmora would make a great alternative – it’s one of the software that can help you get rid of the background noise. How to do it there? Follow this guideline:

First off, of course, you need to drag and drop the video into the timeline. Then, in order to edit the audio of the video separately, you’ll need to right-click on the video and find Detach Audio.

Double-clicking on the audio track in the sequence will show the editing panel, where you can find – Remove background noise, which, as it is obvious, will remove the noise directly.

So, in this article, we learned how to denoise in Final Cut Pro – both in terms of audio background noise, and noise and grain on the video, and we learned how to get rid of audio noise in Wondershare Filmora in the easiest and fastest way!

You will need to first use Equalatization, which is under the Audio Enhancements.

You will need to check the square that opens the equalizer and shows graphics for it. The high frequencies are on the right, and the low ones you will find on the left. Lower the highs and raise the points a little on the left side.

Next step would be to level out the lows and highs of the voice using a Compressor. You will find this effect in Installed Effects, which you need to drag and drop on the audio, and it will raise the whispers and lower the shouts in the audio.

Some background noise will still be there, so you then can find Channel EQ effect you will find in the effects. You need to drag it on the clip, then click on the equalize button in the inspector, and this time, reduce the lower levels on the left, while you also lower the highs on the right.

Lastly, you will need to use the Noise Gate effect. This will cut out all of the sounds between words, so when someone in the audio is not speaking, there will be no background noise at all.

In case this kind of cutting noise out doesn’t sound natural, you can look into Noise Gate Parameters and concentrate on two of them – reduction and release. If you drag the latter right, the noise will raise, and reduction will also raise noise a little, in order to reduce the clipping.

How to denoise a video in Final Cut Pro?

But what is noise in terms of videos? It means that the video is not clear, but instead, the clip has grains on it, which is not so pleasant to see (unless you use noise/grain effect with some purpose!). the noise usually appear when the shot was taken in an environment with not enough white, or, in other cases, when the video was taken with small-sensory equipment, for example, smartphone or action camera.

And Final Cut Pro is one of the video editors where you can remove or reduce the noise and make your footage look clearer than it would have been originally, and it will guarantee that people who are interested and watch your clip will have a better experience. So, let’s learn step by step how to denoise the video in our beloved Final Cut Pro, which added this feature only starting from Final Cut Pro 10.4.4 – it means that before, the task was only done by using some expensive plug-ins, but starting from this version of the program, the software has video noise reduction effect itself.

So, choose the video which has some noise and grain and you wish to edit. Bring it in the program, and click on it in the timeline, in order to select it. The video should appear in the viewer, and you will be able to see the noise right away or whenever you zoom in a little. Then, you will need to find the Effects – you can just use the shortcut and click on Command and 5, or find the panel in the top-right corner of the timeline. Whenever Effects appear, you will need to select the Basic category, and then double-click the icon to apply the noise reduction filter, and close the window. It might take a while to analyze the clip for noise.

In the inspector, you will find the controls for noise reduction, which only include the Amount and Sharpness.

You might as well boost the amount to high, then you can take a look at the image to evaluate the result. One way to do the last step is to uncheck the box next to the Noise Reduction as well, which will disable the filter until you check the box again.

You can also change the Sharpness to Medium, which will compensate for the soft look the effect produces.

And, there is also a noise reduction effect dedicated to 360 viewers, which is called 360 Noise Reduction. As you can see, the effect removes a lot of noise and makes the grainy video look clearer and more enjoyable, besides, if you move around the sphere in the viewer, the effect seems quite seamless!

Bonus tip: how to remove audio noise in video with Filmora

In case you don’t own Mac or just want to operate in another computer program, then Wondershare Filmora would make a great alternative – it’s one of the software that can help you get rid of the background noise. How to do it there? Follow this guideline:

First off, of course, you need to drag and drop the video into the timeline. Then, in order to edit the audio of the video separately, you’ll need to right-click on the video and find Detach Audio.

Double-clicking on the audio track in the sequence will show the editing panel, where you can find – Remove background noise, which, as it is obvious, will remove the noise directly.

So, in this article, we learned how to denoise in Final Cut Pro – both in terms of audio background noise, and noise and grain on the video, and we learned how to get rid of audio noise in Wondershare Filmora in the easiest and fastest way!

How To Slow Down GIF: Building an Understanding

Graphic interchange format, mostly known as GIF, is extensively used to convey information. GIF is a communication tool in bitmap image format that clearly conveys your online content. When sharing GIF images, playback speed is the most important thing to count. If the playback speed of the GIF is faster than usual, viewers may skip their focus essential data.

As a solution, you must learn how to adjust slow motion GIF’s speed. This article will teach you the stepwise methods to achieve a slow-motion GIF. Before heading towards the methods, learn about some GIF video platforms. By the end, you will be able to make a matchless slow-mo GIF through a desktop solution.

Slow Motion Video Maker Slow your video’s speed with better control of your keyframes to create unique cinematic effects!

Make A Slow Motion Video Make A Slow Motion Video More Features

Part 1: Where Can I Get Impressive Slow-Motion GIFs for Myself?

Slowing down GIFs brings viewers’ attention to specific actions in video content. It exaggerates facial expressions or movements in the videos, leading to humorous results. Creators choose to slow down GIFs to convey particular moods and styles. Different contexts require different slow-mo GIF videos; below are some platforms to cater to all of them.

1. Giphy

One of the famous platforms for GIFs is Giphy, which offers an extensive collection of GIFs. If you want a GIF that can add humor to your content, pick the entertainment category from Giphy. It provides different domains of GIFs for your ease of selection. Some of its categories include sports, gaming, animals, and cartoons.

Key Features

• Using this platform, you can not only get a GIF but also upload one. Graphics designers or GIF creators can use this place to publish their work globally.
• After selecting one GIF, you can share it on any platform. It allows you to embed the GIF directly on websites or share it through links.
• Every GIF on Giphy provides in-depth details like size, frame, and source. This way, you can instantly choose one that matches your project’s requirements.

2. Tenor

Another popular platform to get high-quality GIFs is Tenor. It supports multiple languages in its interface so international users can better comprehend it. Apart from that, there are many categories in the trending searches of GIFs. It shows which domain of GIFs is ranking the most. Some trending tenors include cars, snow, happy holidays, good nights, and GIFs.

Key Features

• When you pick one GIF, you can change its format before downloading. In this regard, you can choose HD, MP4, and SD quality options.
• This platform detects your selection and suggests relevant GIFs afterward. For instance, if you pick a cat GIF, then you will find a cat GIF when scrolling down.
• Tenor provides GIF specification details under each. Besides, you can share the selected GIF image through the URL and embedded link.

Part 2: What to Do If You Want to Slow Down GIFs: The Best Tools

Knowing platforms, as mentioned above, makes it easier for you to avail the desired GIF. After grabbing one of your choices, you can make it a slow-motion GIF, if required. To do so, there are several tools in the market. Some of them are explained below, along with step-by-step instructions on how to use them.

List of Best Tools to Slow Down GIFs

• Ezgif.com
• VEED.io
• Canva

1. Ezgif.com

This tool is primarily responsible for online GIF making and image editing. Besides, it can convert your video into GIF, resize, cut, crop, and optimize them. Moreover, you can add effects and text to your videos or GIFs to make them appealing. GIF animation speed changers are the real game changers among online solutions:

Step 1

Browse the official site of Ezgif.com and tap on the “Effects” section. Afterward, choose the “Adjust GIF Speed” section to proceed to further options. There, click the “Choose File” white button and look for the file you want to slow down. Optionally, paste the URL link in the given section and tap “Upload” to continue.

Step 2

Scroll down the window and insert the digits on which percentage you want to slow down the speed. Afterward, click the “Change Speed” button and find a slow-motion GIF in the output image.

2. VEED.io

VEED.io is a preferred choice by many creators for professional or high-quality videos. It offers screen recording, video editing, and subtitle translation services. Apart from that, it can fix GIF speed with the GIF speed changer feature. After changing speed, you can add transitions and animation effects in Veed.io. For now, let’s just stick to the slow-mo GIF in the following steps:

Step 1

Access the “GIF Speed Changer” in VEED.io, start by tapping “Choose GIF File” and enter the editing screen.

Step 2

From the next screen, you will get a pop-up menu first. You have to hit the “Upload a File” option and select a GIF file to import into VEED.io. Under the video preview, click on the “Speed” icon next to the “Sound” symbol. Then, choose “0.5x” and get a slow-down GIF preview in front of you.

3. Canva

Students must be aware of this platform as a presentation template provider. Canva is a tool that provides stunning templates to customize with its cloud storage system. Gradually, it’s turning more into a video editing platform. Regarding slow-motion GIFs, it can change the GIF speed online. After slowing down the GIF, you can convert it into MP4 or enhance it by adding graphics.

Step 1

Reach out to the GIF Speed Changer feature of Canva’s video editing. Then, tap the “Change GIF Speed” button to access the editing screen.

Step 2

Navigate towards the left-side panel and hit the “Upload Files.” Now, search and select your GIF to import in Canva’s editing window. Afterward, go to the “Playback” option at the top left and then direct to the left panel. Move the “Video Speed” slider to the left for a Slow-mo GIF. Click on the video for a preview, or look for any other playback adjustments.

Part 3: Make Impressive Slow Mo GIFs Using Desktop Solution

Are you getting customized speed adjustment options using any of the above tools? The answer is quite clear: no online tools do not offer personalization for slow-motion GIFs. That’s where you need Wondershare Filmora as a better alternative. It is currently the best video editor that transforms your videos into art pieces.

With more than 10 billion stock media, you don’t have to browse different sites. Filmora is an all-in-all platform that can not only edit your video but also aims to polish it to the next level. Besides, editors can use Filmora anywhere with just a password.

Free Download For Win 7 or later(64-bit)

Free Download For macOS 10.14 or later

How to Make Slow-motion GIF with Filmora

After discovering the top-notch features of Filmora, it’s time to use it. Although it’s very simple to operate, this step-by-step guide will help you process faster:

Step 1Launch Filmora and Import GIF to the Timeline

Download Wondershare Filmora from its official site. After a successful launch, you will enter its main screen. Look for the “New Project” option from the main interface. Tapping on the New Project, you will find the editing screen. Import your GIF in the media panel and drag it into the timeline section to begin the process.

Step 2Slow Down the GIF with Optical Flow

Right-click on the video and pick the “Uniform Speed” option from the list. This way, you will find an editing panel on the right side. Now, you can move the “Speed” slider towards the left. You can press the space bar and get the slow-motion GIF preview. Direct downward and choose the “Optical Flow” option from the extended menu of “AI Interpolation.”

Step 3Continue to Edit or Head to Export the Media

Finally, you will get a slow but high-quality GIF. Now, it’s up to you to continue exploring other features of Filmora or head to save the file. To save the file, go to the top right corner and press the “Export” button.

Key Features Marking Filmora’s Greatness

Filmora is proven to be the easiest software with the most powerful editing features. As proof, you can read the main features of Filmora to comprehend its functionalities better.

1. Speed Ramping

Create a unique cinematic effect in your video by adjusting keyframes. Filmora offers speed ramping features to bring a smooth transition in slow-motion or fast motions. In speed ramping, you get 6 templates, such as bullet time, montage, and jumper. Using those templates, you don’t need to manually adjust keyframes for speed ramping. Also, you can retain the original pitch of the audio after changing the speed.

2. AI Copilot Editing

To boost productivity, Filmora provides an AI Copilot editor option. It saves time that could be wasted searching for some feature or making the editing perfect. Users can ask anything to copilot in natural language. They can take help from an already existing question in the copilot editors. This feature will guide you toward practical actions through navigation buttons.

3. AI Music Generator

Who else is fed up with finding the perfect music for Vlog? Commonly, you didn’t find a video of exact length and mood. Thus, Filmora enables you to generate a soundtrack according to your mood and video length. Using it, you just have to prompt with the number of tracks, mood, and length. The AI-generated music will not require copyrights, so you can use it freely anywhere.

4. AI Image

Have you ever heard that any video editor can convert your text prompts into images? Filmora is offering this option, especially for people who are struggling to get their desired image. For this purpose, they need to describe images in simple language. Afterward, they are required to pick one style for accurate results.

5. AI Copywriting

Do you have a deadline for script submission, but it is not ready yet? Leave this headache to Filmora’s AI copywriting feature, which aims to produce engaging scripts. With ChatGPT integration, it can generate YouTube titles and descriptions. Furthermore, you can ask AI to convert your script into an appealing video.

Conclusion

To summarize, slowing down is the ultimate solution to retain the viewer’s attention. In this article, you have seen the top-notch platforms for slow-motion GIFs. They are not enough for remarkable videos because of the limited speed adjustment options. So, using Filmora remains the best option in providing easier ways to customize the speed of GIFs.

Make A Slow Motion Video Make A Slow Motion Video More Features

Part 1: Where Can I Get Impressive Slow-Motion GIFs for Myself?

Slowing down GIFs brings viewers’ attention to specific actions in video content. It exaggerates facial expressions or movements in the videos, leading to humorous results. Creators choose to slow down GIFs to convey particular moods and styles. Different contexts require different slow-mo GIF videos; below are some platforms to cater to all of them.

1. Giphy

One of the famous platforms for GIFs is Giphy, which offers an extensive collection of GIFs. If you want a GIF that can add humor to your content, pick the entertainment category from Giphy. It provides different domains of GIFs for your ease of selection. Some of its categories include sports, gaming, animals, and cartoons.

Key Features

• Using this platform, you can not only get a GIF but also upload one. Graphics designers or GIF creators can use this place to publish their work globally.
• After selecting one GIF, you can share it on any platform. It allows you to embed the GIF directly on websites or share it through links.
• Every GIF on Giphy provides in-depth details like size, frame, and source. This way, you can instantly choose one that matches your project’s requirements.

2. Tenor

Another popular platform to get high-quality GIFs is Tenor. It supports multiple languages in its interface so international users can better comprehend it. Apart from that, there are many categories in the trending searches of GIFs. It shows which domain of GIFs is ranking the most. Some trending tenors include cars, snow, happy holidays, good nights, and GIFs.

Key Features

• When you pick one GIF, you can change its format before downloading. In this regard, you can choose HD, MP4, and SD quality options.
• This platform detects your selection and suggests relevant GIFs afterward. For instance, if you pick a cat GIF, then you will find a cat GIF when scrolling down.
• Tenor provides GIF specification details under each. Besides, you can share the selected GIF image through the URL and embedded link.

Part 2: What to Do If You Want to Slow Down GIFs: The Best Tools

Knowing platforms, as mentioned above, makes it easier for you to avail the desired GIF. After grabbing one of your choices, you can make it a slow-motion GIF, if required. To do so, there are several tools in the market. Some of them are explained below, along with step-by-step instructions on how to use them.

List of Best Tools to Slow Down GIFs

• Ezgif.com
• VEED.io
• Canva

1. Ezgif.com

This tool is primarily responsible for online GIF making and image editing. Besides, it can convert your video into GIF, resize, cut, crop, and optimize them. Moreover, you can add effects and text to your videos or GIFs to make them appealing. GIF animation speed changers are the real game changers among online solutions:

Step 1

Browse the official site of Ezgif.com and tap on the “Effects” section. Afterward, choose the “Adjust GIF Speed” section to proceed to further options. There, click the “Choose File” white button and look for the file you want to slow down. Optionally, paste the URL link in the given section and tap “Upload” to continue.

Step 2

Scroll down the window and insert the digits on which percentage you want to slow down the speed. Afterward, click the “Change Speed” button and find a slow-motion GIF in the output image.

2. VEED.io

VEED.io is a preferred choice by many creators for professional or high-quality videos. It offers screen recording, video editing, and subtitle translation services. Apart from that, it can fix GIF speed with the GIF speed changer feature. After changing speed, you can add transitions and animation effects in Veed.io. For now, let’s just stick to the slow-mo GIF in the following steps:

Step 1

Access the “GIF Speed Changer” in VEED.io, start by tapping “Choose GIF File” and enter the editing screen.

Step 2

From the next screen, you will get a pop-up menu first. You have to hit the “Upload a File” option and select a GIF file to import into VEED.io. Under the video preview, click on the “Speed” icon next to the “Sound” symbol. Then, choose “0.5x” and get a slow-down GIF preview in front of you.

3. Canva

Students must be aware of this platform as a presentation template provider. Canva is a tool that provides stunning templates to customize with its cloud storage system. Gradually, it’s turning more into a video editing platform. Regarding slow-motion GIFs, it can change the GIF speed online. After slowing down the GIF, you can convert it into MP4 or enhance it by adding graphics.

Step 1

Reach out to the GIF Speed Changer feature of Canva’s video editing. Then, tap the “Change GIF Speed” button to access the editing screen.

Step 2

Navigate towards the left-side panel and hit the “Upload Files.” Now, search and select your GIF to import in Canva’s editing window. Afterward, go to the “Playback” option at the top left and then direct to the left panel. Move the “Video Speed” slider to the left for a Slow-mo GIF. Click on the video for a preview, or look for any other playback adjustments.

Part 3: Make Impressive Slow Mo GIFs Using Desktop Solution

Are you getting customized speed adjustment options using any of the above tools? The answer is quite clear: no online tools do not offer personalization for slow-motion GIFs. That’s where you need Wondershare Filmora as a better alternative. It is currently the best video editor that transforms your videos into art pieces.

With more than 10 billion stock media, you don’t have to browse different sites. Filmora is an all-in-all platform that can not only edit your video but also aims to polish it to the next level. Besides, editors can use Filmora anywhere with just a password.

Free Download For Win 7 or later(64-bit)

Free Download For macOS 10.14 or later

How to Make Slow-motion GIF with Filmora

After discovering the top-notch features of Filmora, it’s time to use it. Although it’s very simple to operate, this step-by-step guide will help you process faster:

Step 1Launch Filmora and Import GIF to the Timeline

Download Wondershare Filmora from its official site. After a successful launch, you will enter its main screen. Look for the “New Project” option from the main interface. Tapping on the New Project, you will find the editing screen. Import your GIF in the media panel and drag it into the timeline section to begin the process.

Step 2Slow Down the GIF with Optical Flow

Right-click on the video and pick the “Uniform Speed” option from the list. This way, you will find an editing panel on the right side. Now, you can move the “Speed” slider towards the left. You can press the space bar and get the slow-motion GIF preview. Direct downward and choose the “Optical Flow” option from the extended menu of “AI Interpolation.”

Step 3Continue to Edit or Head to Export the Media

Finally, you will get a slow but high-quality GIF. Now, it’s up to you to continue exploring other features of Filmora or head to save the file. To save the file, go to the top right corner and press the “Export” button.

Key Features Marking Filmora’s Greatness

Filmora is proven to be the easiest software with the most powerful editing features. As proof, you can read the main features of Filmora to comprehend its functionalities better.

1. Speed Ramping

Create a unique cinematic effect in your video by adjusting keyframes. Filmora offers speed ramping features to bring a smooth transition in slow-motion or fast motions. In speed ramping, you get 6 templates, such as bullet time, montage, and jumper. Using those templates, you don’t need to manually adjust keyframes for speed ramping. Also, you can retain the original pitch of the audio after changing the speed.

2. AI Copilot Editing

To boost productivity, Filmora provides an AI Copilot editor option. It saves time that could be wasted searching for some feature or making the editing perfect. Users can ask anything to copilot in natural language. They can take help from an already existing question in the copilot editors. This feature will guide you toward practical actions through navigation buttons.

3. AI Music Generator

Who else is fed up with finding the perfect music for Vlog? Commonly, you didn’t find a video of exact length and mood. Thus, Filmora enables you to generate a soundtrack according to your mood and video length. Using it, you just have to prompt with the number of tracks, mood, and length. The AI-generated music will not require copyrights, so you can use it freely anywhere.

4. AI Image

Have you ever heard that any video editor can convert your text prompts into images? Filmora is offering this option, especially for people who are struggling to get their desired image. For this purpose, they need to describe images in simple language. Afterward, they are required to pick one style for accurate results.

5. AI Copywriting

Do you have a deadline for script submission, but it is not ready yet? Leave this headache to Filmora’s AI copywriting feature, which aims to produce engaging scripts. With ChatGPT integration, it can generate YouTube titles and descriptions. Furthermore, you can ask AI to convert your script into an appealing video.

Conclusion

To summarize, slowing down is the ultimate solution to retain the viewer’s attention. In this article, you have seen the top-notch platforms for slow-motion GIFs. They are not enough for remarkable videos because of the limited speed adjustment options. So, using Filmora remains the best option in providing easier ways to customize the speed of GIFs.

How to Do Datamoshing Effect in After Effects?

Experimenting with new effects and filters has become part and parcel of life, especially for creative professionals. Datamoshing is a similar effect that displays errors and flaws in the video clips to leave an impression on the audience. In most terms, the datamoshing effect shares similarities with the glitch effect.

Henceforth, the write-up shall focus on the introduction of this effect along with its workability. The procedure to create datamosh After Effects would also be covered. So, let us begin!

In this article

01 What is the Datamoshing Effect?

02 How Does Datamoshing Effect Work?

03 Step by Step to Create Datamoshing Effect in After Effects (Without Plugin)

04 How to Do Datamoshing Effect with Datamosh Plugin in After Effects

Part 1: What is the Datamoshing Effect?

Before going into the depths of workability and operation of the datamoshing effect in After Effects, let us understand the effect in detail. The datamoshing effect plays with the video compression to corrupt the pixels of the footage.

In this effect, the pixels glitch and appear to melt, duplicate, and create a projection organically. Also known as databending, it is a complicated technique in which movement of one layer is introduced to another layer of the video clip.

Lossy compression and removed frames help develop a psychedelic result effortlessly. Presently, datamosh After Effects has gained popularity as it helps bring change to the video and engages the audience.

Part 2: How Does Datamoshing Effect Work?

The sub-section informs the content creators and creative professionals regarding the workability of the datamoshing effect in video clips. Hence, let us commence this.

Datamoshing eliminates the new picture frame and keeps those frames that control the movement of the pixels. It leads to the picture pixels going into different directions instead of the usual one, thus, creating a glitch effect. These glitch effects are used in unique mediums to create a classy yet ancient vibe.

The datamoshing effect can be noticed between the cuts and motion. It is the process of corrupting the imagery in which the I-frames are replaced and P-frames are applied in the wrong picture. Let us dive right into two types of datamoshing.

The first type of datamoshing is created when the I-frame of the video is removed. In this scenario, the pixels from the previous scene are projected into the next scene smoothly. It gives the impression that the pixels have been tracked into the next shot.

The second kind of datamoshing, known to humankind, is when the d-frame of the video is duplicated. It leads the footage to show images and colors being bloomed together as the pixels are equivalent, coming through the same motion path.

Part 3: Step by Step to Create Datamoshing Effect in After Effects (Without Plugin)

Understanding the datamosh After Effects is one thing, and incorporating it in your footage is another. The section shall walk you through the step-by-step guide to create the After Effects’ datamoshing effect without a plugin. So, let’s go, shall we?

Step 1: Preliminary Process

The first step is easy. Open After Effects from your system. Import the targeted video that needs the datamosh effect. After that, head to the “Content-Aware Fill” to begin the process.

Step 2: Creating the Reference Frame

Use the playhead where you wish to create the effect, and then click on “Create Reference Frame.” The picture frame opens in Photoshop, and the user is expected to save it. Now, go back to the After Effects.

Step 3: Smearing Process

Now, hide the top layer so that the smearing can occur. Turn the Masks to “None” so that you can perform the masking. Split the second layer to duplicate the layer as we make changes to it. Set the “Masks” to “Subtract and then add a refine soft matte.

Step 4: Pre-composing the Clip

It is important to pre-compose the clip, so right-click on the timeline and hit “Pre-compose” to the menu list that appears. Tick mark “Move all attributes into the new composition” and rename the clip afterward. Hit “OK.”

Step 5: Rendering Queue

Double-click on the timeline, hold shift and drag it until the clip snaps. Press “B” on your keyboard and “N” on the other side to snap the work area. Navigate to “File” and “Export” and then click on “Render Queue.”

Step 6: Generating Fill Layer

Import the file when it is done rendering and drag it to the timeline. Trim the work area again using B and N buttons from the keyboard. Ensure that the fill method is “Surface,” and the range is “Work Area.” Click on “Generate Fill Layer” to start the analyzing process.

Step 7: Creating the Transition

The user is expected to create a transition between the two shots. Use the track matte to make solid and fractal noise. In the “Noise and Grain” section, click on “Fractal noise” and then switch the fractal type to “Basic.” Now, keyframe the “Brightness” and simultaneously turn its level to black and white to create a transition.

Step 8: Achieving a Glitchy Effect

To give the glitchy effect, head to the “Effects and Presets” and hit “Posterize,” and reduce its level to a couple of integers. Pull the transition down to the fill layer and set it to “Luma Matte.” It will showcase the halo sign that we masked around the image.

Step 9: Have a Finer Imprint

To eliminate it, use the “Set Matte” channel and alter its layer to the one we pre-composed. Now, invert the matte. Moving on, navigate to the “Simple Choker” and reduce it to one pixel. For perfection, duplicate it and get a finer imprint.

Step 10: Final Process

Duplicate the grey solid and then extend the second clip to our fill. In the last step, change the layer of the second clip to “Luma Matte” and save the video. You are done with the process.

Part 4: How to Do Datamoshing Effect with Datamosh Plugin in After Effects

With its plugin, this sub-section revolves around creating the datamosh effect in After Effects. So, let us begin!

Step 1: Rendering the Work Area

Open After Effects and click on the (+) sign to set the in and out points. Click on the “Datamosh” to render the work area. The timeline will showcase the clip. Click on “Remove Frames” from the left panel and add a new mosh marker by pressing the (+) button beside “Remove Frames.”

Step 2: I-Frame Removal

The new remove frame marker will be on the timeline. Drag it to the new scene and then hit “Datamosh.” The I-frame removal effect can be shown on the screen. Again, click on (+) to add a new mosh module. Press “Multiply” and then “Average” from the menus that appear. Hit “Average previous 3” afterward.

Step 3: Using the Hold Frames Function

Set the in and out points of this mosh marker and again hit “Datamosh.” The work area will be rendered. Now, open the mosh module and toggle on the “Hold Frames” feature. Also, toggle on the previous render. Press the “Datamosh” again.

Step 4: Injecting the Frames

Toggle the “Inject Frames” on and press use previous render. Hit “Datamosh” afterward. In this way, the clip will hold the frames and inject them into the transition. Enhance the intensity of the moshing algorithm and eliminate “Remove Frames” and “Inject Frames.” Use the previous render and again hit “Datamosh.”

Step 5: Playing with the Acceleration

Increase the acceleration and bring the intensity back to what it was. Again, use the previous render and click “Datamosh.” Now, improve the intensity and set the acceleration back to 0. Alter the “Blend” as much you need to mix the original and present motion of the transition. Press the “Datamosh.”

Step 6: Changing the Threshold

Moving on to the threshold feature, this function is a gatekeeper and decides if a pixel will be moshed. Inverse the intensity of the clip, change the blend to be 0, and set the threshold to be a small integer to find out the impact first. It can be enhanced later on. Uncheck the previous render if you are using the new clip for threshold. Hit “Datamosh” again. Now, export the video, and you are done with the datamoshing.

Conclusion

YouTubers and content creators use the Datamoshing effect to offer magic to the workplace. The article offered an extensive guide to effortlessly adding this effect in After Effects. The foundation and workability of the datamosh effect were also the cruces of the article. It is recommended that the user properly know the software before getting into the process.

02 How Does Datamoshing Effect Work?

03 Step by Step to Create Datamoshing Effect in After Effects (Without Plugin)

04 How to Do Datamoshing Effect with Datamosh Plugin in After Effects

Part 1: What is the Datamoshing Effect?

Before going into the depths of workability and operation of the datamoshing effect in After Effects, let us understand the effect in detail. The datamoshing effect plays with the video compression to corrupt the pixels of the footage.

In this effect, the pixels glitch and appear to melt, duplicate, and create a projection organically. Also known as databending, it is a complicated technique in which movement of one layer is introduced to another layer of the video clip.

Lossy compression and removed frames help develop a psychedelic result effortlessly. Presently, datamosh After Effects has gained popularity as it helps bring change to the video and engages the audience.

Part 2: How Does Datamoshing Effect Work?

The sub-section informs the content creators and creative professionals regarding the workability of the datamoshing effect in video clips. Hence, let us commence this.

Datamoshing eliminates the new picture frame and keeps those frames that control the movement of the pixels. It leads to the picture pixels going into different directions instead of the usual one, thus, creating a glitch effect. These glitch effects are used in unique mediums to create a classy yet ancient vibe.

The datamoshing effect can be noticed between the cuts and motion. It is the process of corrupting the imagery in which the I-frames are replaced and P-frames are applied in the wrong picture. Let us dive right into two types of datamoshing.

The first type of datamoshing is created when the I-frame of the video is removed. In this scenario, the pixels from the previous scene are projected into the next scene smoothly. It gives the impression that the pixels have been tracked into the next shot.

The second kind of datamoshing, known to humankind, is when the d-frame of the video is duplicated. It leads the footage to show images and colors being bloomed together as the pixels are equivalent, coming through the same motion path.

Part 3: Step by Step to Create Datamoshing Effect in After Effects (Without Plugin)

Understanding the datamosh After Effects is one thing, and incorporating it in your footage is another. The section shall walk you through the step-by-step guide to create the After Effects’ datamoshing effect without a plugin. So, let’s go, shall we?

Step 1: Preliminary Process

The first step is easy. Open After Effects from your system. Import the targeted video that needs the datamosh effect. After that, head to the “Content-Aware Fill” to begin the process.

Step 2: Creating the Reference Frame

Use the playhead where you wish to create the effect, and then click on “Create Reference Frame.” The picture frame opens in Photoshop, and the user is expected to save it. Now, go back to the After Effects.

Step 3: Smearing Process

Now, hide the top layer so that the smearing can occur. Turn the Masks to “None” so that you can perform the masking. Split the second layer to duplicate the layer as we make changes to it. Set the “Masks” to “Subtract and then add a refine soft matte.

Step 4: Pre-composing the Clip

It is important to pre-compose the clip, so right-click on the timeline and hit “Pre-compose” to the menu list that appears. Tick mark “Move all attributes into the new composition” and rename the clip afterward. Hit “OK.”

Step 5: Rendering Queue

Double-click on the timeline, hold shift and drag it until the clip snaps. Press “B” on your keyboard and “N” on the other side to snap the work area. Navigate to “File” and “Export” and then click on “Render Queue.”

Step 6: Generating Fill Layer

Import the file when it is done rendering and drag it to the timeline. Trim the work area again using B and N buttons from the keyboard. Ensure that the fill method is “Surface,” and the range is “Work Area.” Click on “Generate Fill Layer” to start the analyzing process.

Step 7: Creating the Transition

The user is expected to create a transition between the two shots. Use the track matte to make solid and fractal noise. In the “Noise and Grain” section, click on “Fractal noise” and then switch the fractal type to “Basic.” Now, keyframe the “Brightness” and simultaneously turn its level to black and white to create a transition.

Step 8: Achieving a Glitchy Effect

To give the glitchy effect, head to the “Effects and Presets” and hit “Posterize,” and reduce its level to a couple of integers. Pull the transition down to the fill layer and set it to “Luma Matte.” It will showcase the halo sign that we masked around the image.

Step 9: Have a Finer Imprint

To eliminate it, use the “Set Matte” channel and alter its layer to the one we pre-composed. Now, invert the matte. Moving on, navigate to the “Simple Choker” and reduce it to one pixel. For perfection, duplicate it and get a finer imprint.

Step 10: Final Process

Duplicate the grey solid and then extend the second clip to our fill. In the last step, change the layer of the second clip to “Luma Matte” and save the video. You are done with the process.

Part 4: How to Do Datamoshing Effect with Datamosh Plugin in After Effects

With its plugin, this sub-section revolves around creating the datamosh effect in After Effects. So, let us begin!

Step 1: Rendering the Work Area

Open After Effects and click on the (+) sign to set the in and out points. Click on the “Datamosh” to render the work area. The timeline will showcase the clip. Click on “Remove Frames” from the left panel and add a new mosh marker by pressing the (+) button beside “Remove Frames.”

Step 2: I-Frame Removal

The new remove frame marker will be on the timeline. Drag it to the new scene and then hit “Datamosh.” The I-frame removal effect can be shown on the screen. Again, click on (+) to add a new mosh module. Press “Multiply” and then “Average” from the menus that appear. Hit “Average previous 3” afterward.

Step 3: Using the Hold Frames Function

Set the in and out points of this mosh marker and again hit “Datamosh.” The work area will be rendered. Now, open the mosh module and toggle on the “Hold Frames” feature. Also, toggle on the previous render. Press the “Datamosh” again.

Step 4: Injecting the Frames

Toggle the “Inject Frames” on and press use previous render. Hit “Datamosh” afterward. In this way, the clip will hold the frames and inject them into the transition. Enhance the intensity of the moshing algorithm and eliminate “Remove Frames” and “Inject Frames.” Use the previous render and again hit “Datamosh.”

Step 5: Playing with the Acceleration

Increase the acceleration and bring the intensity back to what it was. Again, use the previous render and click “Datamosh.” Now, improve the intensity and set the acceleration back to 0. Alter the “Blend” as much you need to mix the original and present motion of the transition. Press the “Datamosh.”

Step 6: Changing the Threshold

Moving on to the threshold feature, this function is a gatekeeper and decides if a pixel will be moshed. Inverse the intensity of the clip, change the blend to be 0, and set the threshold to be a small integer to find out the impact first. It can be enhanced later on. Uncheck the previous render if you are using the new clip for threshold. Hit “Datamosh” again. Now, export the video, and you are done with the datamoshing.

Conclusion

YouTubers and content creators use the Datamoshing effect to offer magic to the workplace. The article offered an extensive guide to effortlessly adding this effect in After Effects. The foundation and workability of the datamosh effect were also the cruces of the article. It is recommended that the user properly know the software before getting into the process.

02 How Does Datamoshing Effect Work?

03 Step by Step to Create Datamoshing Effect in After Effects (Without Plugin)

04 How to Do Datamoshing Effect with Datamosh Plugin in After Effects

Part 1: What is the Datamoshing Effect?

Before going into the depths of workability and operation of the datamoshing effect in After Effects, let us understand the effect in detail. The datamoshing effect plays with the video compression to corrupt the pixels of the footage.

In this effect, the pixels glitch and appear to melt, duplicate, and create a projection organically. Also known as databending, it is a complicated technique in which movement of one layer is introduced to another layer of the video clip.

Lossy compression and removed frames help develop a psychedelic result effortlessly. Presently, datamosh After Effects has gained popularity as it helps bring change to the video and engages the audience.

Part 2: How Does Datamoshing Effect Work?

The sub-section informs the content creators and creative professionals regarding the workability of the datamoshing effect in video clips. Hence, let us commence this.

Datamoshing eliminates the new picture frame and keeps those frames that control the movement of the pixels. It leads to the picture pixels going into different directions instead of the usual one, thus, creating a glitch effect. These glitch effects are used in unique mediums to create a classy yet ancient vibe.

The datamoshing effect can be noticed between the cuts and motion. It is the process of corrupting the imagery in which the I-frames are replaced and P-frames are applied in the wrong picture. Let us dive right into two types of datamoshing.

The first type of datamoshing is created when the I-frame of the video is removed. In this scenario, the pixels from the previous scene are projected into the next scene smoothly. It gives the impression that the pixels have been tracked into the next shot.

The second kind of datamoshing, known to humankind, is when the d-frame of the video is duplicated. It leads the footage to show images and colors being bloomed together as the pixels are equivalent, coming through the same motion path.

Part 3: Step by Step to Create Datamoshing Effect in After Effects (Without Plugin)

Understanding the datamosh After Effects is one thing, and incorporating it in your footage is another. The section shall walk you through the step-by-step guide to create the After Effects’ datamoshing effect without a plugin. So, let’s go, shall we?

Step 1: Preliminary Process

The first step is easy. Open After Effects from your system. Import the targeted video that needs the datamosh effect. After that, head to the “Content-Aware Fill” to begin the process.

Step 2: Creating the Reference Frame

Use the playhead where you wish to create the effect, and then click on “Create Reference Frame.” The picture frame opens in Photoshop, and the user is expected to save it. Now, go back to the After Effects.

Step 3: Smearing Process

Now, hide the top layer so that the smearing can occur. Turn the Masks to “None” so that you can perform the masking. Split the second layer to duplicate the layer as we make changes to it. Set the “Masks” to “Subtract and then add a refine soft matte.

Step 4: Pre-composing the Clip

It is important to pre-compose the clip, so right-click on the timeline and hit “Pre-compose” to the menu list that appears. Tick mark “Move all attributes into the new composition” and rename the clip afterward. Hit “OK.”

Step 5: Rendering Queue

Double-click on the timeline, hold shift and drag it until the clip snaps. Press “B” on your keyboard and “N” on the other side to snap the work area. Navigate to “File” and “Export” and then click on “Render Queue.”

Step 6: Generating Fill Layer

Import the file when it is done rendering and drag it to the timeline. Trim the work area again using B and N buttons from the keyboard. Ensure that the fill method is “Surface,” and the range is “Work Area.” Click on “Generate Fill Layer” to start the analyzing process.

Step 7: Creating the Transition

The user is expected to create a transition between the two shots. Use the track matte to make solid and fractal noise. In the “Noise and Grain” section, click on “Fractal noise” and then switch the fractal type to “Basic.” Now, keyframe the “Brightness” and simultaneously turn its level to black and white to create a transition.

Step 8: Achieving a Glitchy Effect

To give the glitchy effect, head to the “Effects and Presets” and hit “Posterize,” and reduce its level to a couple of integers. Pull the transition down to the fill layer and set it to “Luma Matte.” It will showcase the halo sign that we masked around the image.

Step 9: Have a Finer Imprint

To eliminate it, use the “Set Matte” channel and alter its layer to the one we pre-composed. Now, invert the matte. Moving on, navigate to the “Simple Choker” and reduce it to one pixel. For perfection, duplicate it and get a finer imprint.

Step 10: Final Process

Duplicate the grey solid and then extend the second clip to our fill. In the last step, change the layer of the second clip to “Luma Matte” and save the video. You are done with the process.

Part 4: How to Do Datamoshing Effect with Datamosh Plugin in After Effects

With its plugin, this sub-section revolves around creating the datamosh effect in After Effects. So, let us begin!

Step 1: Rendering the Work Area

Open After Effects and click on the (+) sign to set the in and out points. Click on the “Datamosh” to render the work area. The timeline will showcase the clip. Click on “Remove Frames” from the left panel and add a new mosh marker by pressing the (+) button beside “Remove Frames.”

Step 2: I-Frame Removal

The new remove frame marker will be on the timeline. Drag it to the new scene and then hit “Datamosh.” The I-frame removal effect can be shown on the screen. Again, click on (+) to add a new mosh module. Press “Multiply” and then “Average” from the menus that appear. Hit “Average previous 3” afterward.

Step 3: Using the Hold Frames Function

Set the in and out points of this mosh marker and again hit “Datamosh.” The work area will be rendered. Now, open the mosh module and toggle on the “Hold Frames” feature. Also, toggle on the previous render. Press the “Datamosh” again.

Step 4: Injecting the Frames

Toggle the “Inject Frames” on and press use previous render. Hit “Datamosh” afterward. In this way, the clip will hold the frames and inject them into the transition. Enhance the intensity of the moshing algorithm and eliminate “Remove Frames” and “Inject Frames.” Use the previous render and again hit “Datamosh.”

Step 5: Playing with the Acceleration

Increase the acceleration and bring the intensity back to what it was. Again, use the previous render and click “Datamosh.” Now, improve the intensity and set the acceleration back to 0. Alter the “Blend” as much you need to mix the original and present motion of the transition. Press the “Datamosh.”

Step 6: Changing the Threshold

Moving on to the threshold feature, this function is a gatekeeper and decides if a pixel will be moshed. Inverse the intensity of the clip, change the blend to be 0, and set the threshold to be a small integer to find out the impact first. It can be enhanced later on. Uncheck the previous render if you are using the new clip for threshold. Hit “Datamosh” again. Now, export the video, and you are done with the datamoshing.

Conclusion

YouTubers and content creators use the Datamoshing effect to offer magic to the workplace. The article offered an extensive guide to effortlessly adding this effect in After Effects. The foundation and workability of the datamosh effect were also the cruces of the article. It is recommended that the user properly know the software before getting into the process.

02 How Does Datamoshing Effect Work?

03 Step by Step to Create Datamoshing Effect in After Effects (Without Plugin)

04 How to Do Datamoshing Effect with Datamosh Plugin in After Effects

Part 1: What is the Datamoshing Effect?

Before going into the depths of workability and operation of the datamoshing effect in After Effects, let us understand the effect in detail. The datamoshing effect plays with the video compression to corrupt the pixels of the footage.

In this effect, the pixels glitch and appear to melt, duplicate, and create a projection organically. Also known as databending, it is a complicated technique in which movement of one layer is introduced to another layer of the video clip.

Lossy compression and removed frames help develop a psychedelic result effortlessly. Presently, datamosh After Effects has gained popularity as it helps bring change to the video and engages the audience.

Part 2: How Does Datamoshing Effect Work?

The sub-section informs the content creators and creative professionals regarding the workability of the datamoshing effect in video clips. Hence, let us commence this.

Datamoshing eliminates the new picture frame and keeps those frames that control the movement of the pixels. It leads to the picture pixels going into different directions instead of the usual one, thus, creating a glitch effect. These glitch effects are used in unique mediums to create a classy yet ancient vibe.

The datamoshing effect can be noticed between the cuts and motion. It is the process of corrupting the imagery in which the I-frames are replaced and P-frames are applied in the wrong picture. Let us dive right into two types of datamoshing.

The first type of datamoshing is created when the I-frame of the video is removed. In this scenario, the pixels from the previous scene are projected into the next scene smoothly. It gives the impression that the pixels have been tracked into the next shot.

The second kind of datamoshing, known to humankind, is when the d-frame of the video is duplicated. It leads the footage to show images and colors being bloomed together as the pixels are equivalent, coming through the same motion path.

Part 3: Step by Step to Create Datamoshing Effect in After Effects (Without Plugin)

Understanding the datamosh After Effects is one thing, and incorporating it in your footage is another. The section shall walk you through the step-by-step guide to create the After Effects’ datamoshing effect without a plugin. So, let’s go, shall we?

Step 1: Preliminary Process

The first step is easy. Open After Effects from your system. Import the targeted video that needs the datamosh effect. After that, head to the “Content-Aware Fill” to begin the process.

Step 2: Creating the Reference Frame

Use the playhead where you wish to create the effect, and then click on “Create Reference Frame.” The picture frame opens in Photoshop, and the user is expected to save it. Now, go back to the After Effects.

Step 3: Smearing Process

Now, hide the top layer so that the smearing can occur. Turn the Masks to “None” so that you can perform the masking. Split the second layer to duplicate the layer as we make changes to it. Set the “Masks” to “Subtract and then add a refine soft matte.

Step 4: Pre-composing the Clip

It is important to pre-compose the clip, so right-click on the timeline and hit “Pre-compose” to the menu list that appears. Tick mark “Move all attributes into the new composition” and rename the clip afterward. Hit “OK.”

Step 5: Rendering Queue

Double-click on the timeline, hold shift and drag it until the clip snaps. Press “B” on your keyboard and “N” on the other side to snap the work area. Navigate to “File” and “Export” and then click on “Render Queue.”

Step 6: Generating Fill Layer

Import the file when it is done rendering and drag it to the timeline. Trim the work area again using B and N buttons from the keyboard. Ensure that the fill method is “Surface,” and the range is “Work Area.” Click on “Generate Fill Layer” to start the analyzing process.

Step 7: Creating the Transition

The user is expected to create a transition between the two shots. Use the track matte to make solid and fractal noise. In the “Noise and Grain” section, click on “Fractal noise” and then switch the fractal type to “Basic.” Now, keyframe the “Brightness” and simultaneously turn its level to black and white to create a transition.

Step 8: Achieving a Glitchy Effect

To give the glitchy effect, head to the “Effects and Presets” and hit “Posterize,” and reduce its level to a couple of integers. Pull the transition down to the fill layer and set it to “Luma Matte.” It will showcase the halo sign that we masked around the image.

Step 9: Have a Finer Imprint

To eliminate it, use the “Set Matte” channel and alter its layer to the one we pre-composed. Now, invert the matte. Moving on, navigate to the “Simple Choker” and reduce it to one pixel. For perfection, duplicate it and get a finer imprint.

Step 10: Final Process

Duplicate the grey solid and then extend the second clip to our fill. In the last step, change the layer of the second clip to “Luma Matte” and save the video. You are done with the process.

Part 4: How to Do Datamoshing Effect with Datamosh Plugin in After Effects

With its plugin, this sub-section revolves around creating the datamosh effect in After Effects. So, let us begin!

Step 1: Rendering the Work Area

Open After Effects and click on the (+) sign to set the in and out points. Click on the “Datamosh” to render the work area. The timeline will showcase the clip. Click on “Remove Frames” from the left panel and add a new mosh marker by pressing the (+) button beside “Remove Frames.”

Step 2: I-Frame Removal

The new remove frame marker will be on the timeline. Drag it to the new scene and then hit “Datamosh.” The I-frame removal effect can be shown on the screen. Again, click on (+) to add a new mosh module. Press “Multiply” and then “Average” from the menus that appear. Hit “Average previous 3” afterward.

Step 3: Using the Hold Frames Function

Set the in and out points of this mosh marker and again hit “Datamosh.” The work area will be rendered. Now, open the mosh module and toggle on the “Hold Frames” feature. Also, toggle on the previous render. Press the “Datamosh” again.

Step 4: Injecting the Frames

Toggle the “Inject Frames” on and press use previous render. Hit “Datamosh” afterward. In this way, the clip will hold the frames and inject them into the transition. Enhance the intensity of the moshing algorithm and eliminate “Remove Frames” and “Inject Frames.” Use the previous render and again hit “Datamosh.”

Step 5: Playing with the Acceleration

Increase the acceleration and bring the intensity back to what it was. Again, use the previous render and click “Datamosh.” Now, improve the intensity and set the acceleration back to 0. Alter the “Blend” as much you need to mix the original and present motion of the transition. Press the “Datamosh.”

Step 6: Changing the Threshold

Moving on to the threshold feature, this function is a gatekeeper and decides if a pixel will be moshed. Inverse the intensity of the clip, change the blend to be 0, and set the threshold to be a small integer to find out the impact first. It can be enhanced later on. Uncheck the previous render if you are using the new clip for threshold. Hit “Datamosh” again. Now, export the video, and you are done with the datamoshing.

Conclusion

YouTubers and content creators use the Datamoshing effect to offer magic to the workplace. The article offered an extensive guide to effortlessly adding this effect in After Effects. The foundation and workability of the datamosh effect were also the cruces of the article. It is recommended that the user properly know the software before getting into the process.

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