Denoise a Video in Adobe Premiere Pro – Audio and Video Noise Removal

What’s the key to our success? And what’s the process that it takes us? How can we attract audiences and guarantee the viewers’ transition to loyalty? – these are the questions that people in the professions connected to the technology should ask. There is no recipe, but at least, we know what NOT to do – DO NOT create bad content! You will never have a desired amount of listeners for your podcasts if the voice of the actor or noise of the whole track is annoying, you will struggle to have success on Youtube if your shots are unpleasant to watch, and the list goes on – there are just too many things you should not do!

But sometimes bad quality just happens. It happens when you know you have a problem and it happens when you think everything is going well in producing. You might come back from the production and find out that every shot you took had bad lightning, or there was an almost naked guy running on the background, or there is a noise on the background that just makes the whole experience of watching and listening not worthwhile! This might be something that sinks your heart…

But the mistakes we make don’t ensure that there has been a verdict cast for our failure. Nowadays, the will is everything – if you are really willing to make something work, you will just have to find the right tools, and learn a little about them, and, Voila! – Maybe you can turn bad into something good? Unacceptable into something acceptable? Annoying into interesting, and unpleasant into enjoyable?

This is called EDITING. And Editing covers different, almost endless days – too many computer programs, too many tools, too many opportunities to modify almost anything you want to make look and sound better - All of this feels like magic!

Among many instruments and techniques, there is one thing called denoising, with two different meaning. You might find noise in two areas – video and audio. Audio denoising means to remove or reduce the background noise, such as air conditioner hum, someone screaming from far away, birds chirping, the waves, etc. the noise in photo and video terms means that the scene we are looking at is grainy and makes watching the scene a little more difficult, with a less clear picture. And whenever these kind of things appear, mostly out of the blue, – because no one wants to take a bad video or record a bad voice-over, - our magical tools and abilities come to play…

One of those is called Adobe Premiere Pro, using for video editing, viewed as the most sophisticated video editor software. So, in this article, we will learn how to handle bot noise-s – in video as well as audio terms, and how to create a better viewer/listener experience in this very program. Lastly, we’ll touch upon an alternative for background noise removal, so, there’s nothing left but tuning in!

Video denoising in Adobe Premiere Pro

Reducing the noise in the video in this software can be achieved through using effect which is called Median. Before discovering it, without any doubt, we need to add our footage into the Timeline in Premiere Pro. Then, we can proceed to finding the Effects Panel, where our wanted Median can be found – just drag and drop the effect to your clip.

In order to make sure that the Median touches the grainiest parts of the whole clip, we need to use something called masks. In the Effects Control panel, we can select the mask shape for our clip –either choose rectangle, circle, or pen tool. Pen tool is something with which we move the Mask around the screen and resize it to include the desired area and cover it.

Changing Feather setting to 100 will make sure that the effect loses a visible edge and there is some smoothness added to those edges.

There might be the need to repeat this process and create several masks, if that means to have covered all of the grainy area of the scene.

Lastly, tom reduce the noise, adjusting the effect settings is needed.

Technically, what the Median effect does is just blurring the graininess, not exactly “taking it away”. And if we play with the Radius settings there, we can find our desired look!

How to remove background noise in Adobe Premiere Pro

Removing background noise in Adobe Premiere Pro can be a pretty simple process and lead to much better results. First of all, of course, import the desired material into your software so you can see the video and audio in the sequence visually. After having the project set up, you will need to find the Efffects Panel, which might be hidden a little, but it must be on the left and bottom of the program layout; or, you can find it on the top, in the navbar.

After having located the Effects panel, go for the search bar and type: denoise, and you’ll see that DeNoise effect is under Audio Effects.

You hold onto the effect, drag and drop it on the audio track in the timeline itself! Then, you just click on the audio in the sequence and on the top right Effect Controls will appear, which we need to concentrate on. You will scroll down a little there and below Audio notice: fx DeNoise, where you hit on the Edit button. This will open the Clip Fx Editor for the Audio denoising.

Basically, it only has one, Amount scale, and if you drag the slider of it to the right at 100%, it will remove the whole noise, but setting it on 0% will not remove any noise at all. So, you need to choose your preferred percentage! Just listen what is acceptable for you, but the general suggestion here would be that you can choose as high percent as you want, but if the effect starts taking out the voice and actually wanted parts, then you will have to stop and keep it that way. So, that’s actually it!

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

What we have promised in the beginning in the video, we like to offer now – the alternative to reduce or remove audio noise in the video is called Wondershare Filmora, which functions in a very simple way. So, we can start using these guides:

Drag and drop your video into the timeline. Right-clicking on the video and hitting Detach Audio will enable us to separate audio and video from one another, getting us a chance to work on them individually.

Double-click on the audio track shows the editing panel, where we see Remove background noise – choosing this option removes the noise!

Though, there is another way to do this too. If you don’t want to detach the audio, then first, double-click on the video clip in the timeline and when the editing panel opens, switch to Audio. If you check the box next to Remove background noise, you will see that there are three levels – weak, mid, and strong, which determine the strength of how toe noise is going to be reduced. Choosing one of them is up to you!

In case you find that the voice sounds a little robotics, you’ll need to make it sound more natural, of course. For it, you will need to click Customize, which will take you into the Customize Equalizer department.

The low tunes are on the left, while the highs are on the right. Background noises are often the low ones, so we better lower them even more, but we would raise the middle ones to achieve a natural sound.

And, that’s it – you are done with audio background noise removal!

So, in this article, we learned how to remove the video noise and grain and audio background noise using the software Adobe Premire Pro, while we also discussed how to do the latter using Wondershare Filmora – hope you can start using your new knowledge and tools very soon and create the content you never thought you could have created!

In order to make sure that the Median touches the grainiest parts of the whole clip, we need to use something called masks. In the Effects Control panel, we can select the mask shape for our clip –either choose rectangle, circle, or pen tool. Pen tool is something with which we move the Mask around the screen and resize it to include the desired area and cover it.

Changing Feather setting to 100 will make sure that the effect loses a visible edge and there is some smoothness added to those edges.

There might be the need to repeat this process and create several masks, if that means to have covered all of the grainy area of the scene.

Lastly, tom reduce the noise, adjusting the effect settings is needed.

Technically, what the Median effect does is just blurring the graininess, not exactly “taking it away”. And if we play with the Radius settings there, we can find our desired look!

How to remove background noise in Adobe Premiere Pro

Removing background noise in Adobe Premiere Pro can be a pretty simple process and lead to much better results. First of all, of course, import the desired material into your software so you can see the video and audio in the sequence visually. After having the project set up, you will need to find the Efffects Panel, which might be hidden a little, but it must be on the left and bottom of the program layout; or, you can find it on the top, in the navbar.

After having located the Effects panel, go for the search bar and type: denoise, and you’ll see that DeNoise effect is under Audio Effects.

You hold onto the effect, drag and drop it on the audio track in the timeline itself! Then, you just click on the audio in the sequence and on the top right Effect Controls will appear, which we need to concentrate on. You will scroll down a little there and below Audio notice: fx DeNoise, where you hit on the Edit button. This will open the Clip Fx Editor for the Audio denoising.

Basically, it only has one, Amount scale, and if you drag the slider of it to the right at 100%, it will remove the whole noise, but setting it on 0% will not remove any noise at all. So, you need to choose your preferred percentage! Just listen what is acceptable for you, but the general suggestion here would be that you can choose as high percent as you want, but if the effect starts taking out the voice and actually wanted parts, then you will have to stop and keep it that way. So, that’s actually it!

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

What we have promised in the beginning in the video, we like to offer now – the alternative to reduce or remove audio noise in the video is called Wondershare Filmora, which functions in a very simple way. So, we can start using these guides:

Drag and drop your video into the timeline. Right-clicking on the video and hitting Detach Audio will enable us to separate audio and video from one another, getting us a chance to work on them individually.

Double-click on the audio track shows the editing panel, where we see Remove background noise – choosing this option removes the noise!

Though, there is another way to do this too. If you don’t want to detach the audio, then first, double-click on the video clip in the timeline and when the editing panel opens, switch to Audio. If you check the box next to Remove background noise, you will see that there are three levels – weak, mid, and strong, which determine the strength of how toe noise is going to be reduced. Choosing one of them is up to you!

In case you find that the voice sounds a little robotics, you’ll need to make it sound more natural, of course. For it, you will need to click Customize, which will take you into the Customize Equalizer department.

The low tunes are on the left, while the highs are on the right. Background noises are often the low ones, so we better lower them even more, but we would raise the middle ones to achieve a natural sound.

And, that’s it – you are done with audio background noise removal!

So, in this article, we learned how to remove the video noise and grain and audio background noise using the software Adobe Premire Pro, while we also discussed how to do the latter using Wondershare Filmora – hope you can start using your new knowledge and tools very soon and create the content you never thought you could have created!

In order to make sure that the Median touches the grainiest parts of the whole clip, we need to use something called masks. In the Effects Control panel, we can select the mask shape for our clip –either choose rectangle, circle, or pen tool. Pen tool is something with which we move the Mask around the screen and resize it to include the desired area and cover it.

Changing Feather setting to 100 will make sure that the effect loses a visible edge and there is some smoothness added to those edges.

There might be the need to repeat this process and create several masks, if that means to have covered all of the grainy area of the scene.

Lastly, tom reduce the noise, adjusting the effect settings is needed.

Technically, what the Median effect does is just blurring the graininess, not exactly “taking it away”. And if we play with the Radius settings there, we can find our desired look!

How to remove background noise in Adobe Premiere Pro

Removing background noise in Adobe Premiere Pro can be a pretty simple process and lead to much better results. First of all, of course, import the desired material into your software so you can see the video and audio in the sequence visually. After having the project set up, you will need to find the Efffects Panel, which might be hidden a little, but it must be on the left and bottom of the program layout; or, you can find it on the top, in the navbar.

After having located the Effects panel, go for the search bar and type: denoise, and you’ll see that DeNoise effect is under Audio Effects.

You hold onto the effect, drag and drop it on the audio track in the timeline itself! Then, you just click on the audio in the sequence and on the top right Effect Controls will appear, which we need to concentrate on. You will scroll down a little there and below Audio notice: fx DeNoise, where you hit on the Edit button. This will open the Clip Fx Editor for the Audio denoising.

Basically, it only has one, Amount scale, and if you drag the slider of it to the right at 100%, it will remove the whole noise, but setting it on 0% will not remove any noise at all. So, you need to choose your preferred percentage! Just listen what is acceptable for you, but the general suggestion here would be that you can choose as high percent as you want, but if the effect starts taking out the voice and actually wanted parts, then you will have to stop and keep it that way. So, that’s actually it!

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

What we have promised in the beginning in the video, we like to offer now – the alternative to reduce or remove audio noise in the video is called Wondershare Filmora, which functions in a very simple way. So, we can start using these guides:

Drag and drop your video into the timeline. Right-clicking on the video and hitting Detach Audio will enable us to separate audio and video from one another, getting us a chance to work on them individually.

Double-click on the audio track shows the editing panel, where we see Remove background noise – choosing this option removes the noise!

Though, there is another way to do this too. If you don’t want to detach the audio, then first, double-click on the video clip in the timeline and when the editing panel opens, switch to Audio. If you check the box next to Remove background noise, you will see that there are three levels – weak, mid, and strong, which determine the strength of how toe noise is going to be reduced. Choosing one of them is up to you!

In case you find that the voice sounds a little robotics, you’ll need to make it sound more natural, of course. For it, you will need to click Customize, which will take you into the Customize Equalizer department.

The low tunes are on the left, while the highs are on the right. Background noises are often the low ones, so we better lower them even more, but we would raise the middle ones to achieve a natural sound.

And, that’s it – you are done with audio background noise removal!

So, in this article, we learned how to remove the video noise and grain and audio background noise using the software Adobe Premire Pro, while we also discussed how to do the latter using Wondershare Filmora – hope you can start using your new knowledge and tools very soon and create the content you never thought you could have created!

In order to make sure that the Median touches the grainiest parts of the whole clip, we need to use something called masks. In the Effects Control panel, we can select the mask shape for our clip –either choose rectangle, circle, or pen tool. Pen tool is something with which we move the Mask around the screen and resize it to include the desired area and cover it.

Changing Feather setting to 100 will make sure that the effect loses a visible edge and there is some smoothness added to those edges.

There might be the need to repeat this process and create several masks, if that means to have covered all of the grainy area of the scene.

Lastly, tom reduce the noise, adjusting the effect settings is needed.

Technically, what the Median effect does is just blurring the graininess, not exactly “taking it away”. And if we play with the Radius settings there, we can find our desired look!

How to remove background noise in Adobe Premiere Pro

Removing background noise in Adobe Premiere Pro can be a pretty simple process and lead to much better results. First of all, of course, import the desired material into your software so you can see the video and audio in the sequence visually. After having the project set up, you will need to find the Efffects Panel, which might be hidden a little, but it must be on the left and bottom of the program layout; or, you can find it on the top, in the navbar.

After having located the Effects panel, go for the search bar and type: denoise, and you’ll see that DeNoise effect is under Audio Effects.

You hold onto the effect, drag and drop it on the audio track in the timeline itself! Then, you just click on the audio in the sequence and on the top right Effect Controls will appear, which we need to concentrate on. You will scroll down a little there and below Audio notice: fx DeNoise, where you hit on the Edit button. This will open the Clip Fx Editor for the Audio denoising.

Basically, it only has one, Amount scale, and if you drag the slider of it to the right at 100%, it will remove the whole noise, but setting it on 0% will not remove any noise at all. So, you need to choose your preferred percentage! Just listen what is acceptable for you, but the general suggestion here would be that you can choose as high percent as you want, but if the effect starts taking out the voice and actually wanted parts, then you will have to stop and keep it that way. So, that’s actually it!

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

What we have promised in the beginning in the video, we like to offer now – the alternative to reduce or remove audio noise in the video is called Wondershare Filmora, which functions in a very simple way. So, we can start using these guides:

Drag and drop your video into the timeline. Right-clicking on the video and hitting Detach Audio will enable us to separate audio and video from one another, getting us a chance to work on them individually.

Double-click on the audio track shows the editing panel, where we see Remove background noise – choosing this option removes the noise!

Though, there is another way to do this too. If you don’t want to detach the audio, then first, double-click on the video clip in the timeline and when the editing panel opens, switch to Audio. If you check the box next to Remove background noise, you will see that there are three levels – weak, mid, and strong, which determine the strength of how toe noise is going to be reduced. Choosing one of them is up to you!

In case you find that the voice sounds a little robotics, you’ll need to make it sound more natural, of course. For it, you will need to click Customize, which will take you into the Customize Equalizer department.

The low tunes are on the left, while the highs are on the right. Background noises are often the low ones, so we better lower them even more, but we would raise the middle ones to achieve a natural sound.

And, that’s it – you are done with audio background noise removal!

So, in this article, we learned how to remove the video noise and grain and audio background noise using the software Adobe Premire Pro, while we also discussed how to do the latter using Wondershare Filmora – hope you can start using your new knowledge and tools very soon and create the content you never thought you could have created!

Want to Learn How to Crop or Trim Video in PowerPoint? We Have Got You Covered; We Have Given a Step-by-Step Guide that Will Allow You to Trim and Crop Videos Using This Presentation Program

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PowerPoint allows you to trim or crop the length of your video and save it as a separate media file. Trimming/cropping video is a great way to remove distracting or unnecessary parts of your video or change its dimensions so that it fits within a certain area. Doing this will make your videos captivating, and more people will want to watch them. Keeping that in mind, we’ll explain how you can crop or trim video in PowerPoint. You will also learn some helpful tips that you can use when editing videos on this presentation program.

In this article

01 How to Trim Videos in PowerPoint

02 Bonus! Tips on Editing Videos in Powerpoint

How to Trim Videos in PowerPoint

Many people use Microsoft PowerPoint to prepare basic animated explainers and presentations, but you can learn how to trip or crop videos in this program with the tools that it provides. With that in mind, here is how to trim, reset, or edit videos in PowerPoint.

How to Trim a Video in PowerPoint

You can trip unnecessary content at the start or end of your video clip. However, you can only trim videos you have inserted from your PC, as this feature is not yet available for videos on the web. Follow the steps below to learn how to trim video in PowerPoint.

1. If you are in a slide containing a media placeholder, click on Insert Video from File. A window will open; select the From a File option.
2. Find the video file on your PC and select it. Then, click the arrow that’s right next to the Insert button. Choose either the Link to File or Insert option and your video will appear on the slide.
3. If you are not using a slide that has a media placeholder, find the Insert tab and click Video on My PC. You will be able to locate the video file on your PC.
4. You are now ready to trim video PowerPoint.
5. Select your video, and the Playback tab will appear. Navigate to the Editing area of the ribbon and hit the Trim Video button.

1. You’ll see a small editing window that allows you to trim video in PowerPoint.
2. Enter the end and start times for the sections of the video you would like to keep. Alternatively, you can use the markers to choose the start and endpoints.

1. To adjust the start and end times in smaller increments, you can use the arrows you see on the sides of those boxes. If you know the exact times, enter them into the corresponding boxes.
2. You can also select the portion you would like to keep using the end and start time markers. In this case, sliding the red marker allows you to the end time while the green one lets you set the start time.

1. If you want to use a combination of the tools above to pinpoint where to start and end the video, hit the Play button, then click the Pause button when you reach the time you want.

1. Enter this time into the End Time or Start Time box, depending on the portion you would like to keep. Or you can move any of the markers to this spot.
2. Hit the OK button once the portion of the video clip you want is all set. The video will appear on your slide update, and it will only play the section that you kept when trimming the video.

How to Reset or Edit a Trimmed Video in PowerPoint

If you trim video in PowerPoint and change your mind, you can always edit where you have trimmed it or reset the trimmed video back to its original state. Follow the steps below to learn how to edit to reset a trimmed video in PowerPoint.

1. Select your video, and then find the Playback tab.

1. Hit the Trim Video button, and the Trim Video Settings will be as they were when you were trimming the video. That means you can make the necessary adjustments.
2. To reset a trimmed video back to its original length, slide the red end marker to the right and the green start maker to the left. The OK button allows you to play the whole video in your presentation.

How to Save a Trimmed Video

Now that you have trimmed your video in Microsoft PowerPoint, you might want to save it to use it outside this program. You can only save the video file after compressing it, then you can use the trimmed video as you want.

After compressing your trimmed video, only the trimmed section will show up on your slide. That said, follow the steps below to save your trimmed video:

1. From the PowerPoint menu, select File > Info
2. Next, select the Compress Media option.
3. Next to Compress Media, you will see all media that are in your slideshow, including your trimmed video. If you’ve got other video files here, the compression process will apply to these files.
4. Choose the suitable level of compression. A dialog box will pop up as the compression process takes place. Hit the Close button when this process completes.
5. Go back to the slide that contains your trimmed video, which has now been compressed.
6. Right-click the compressed video, and select the Save Media As option.

1. Choose the location where you want to save your video. You can change its name if you want and click the Save button.

You have now successfully saved your trimmed video.

Bonus! Tips on Editing Videos in Powerpoint

Now that you know how to trim video PowerPoint, here are some helpful tips on editing videos on this application.

How to Crop Videos in PowerPoint

Once you have inserted your video in the slide, you have the option of cropping it. Follow these steps below to learn how to crop video PowerPoint.

1. Open your presentation and then go to the slide where you have inserted your video clip.
2. Double-click or select the video, and the two Video Tools tabs will appear in the ribbon: Playback and Format. Hit the Format tab option to activate it.

1. Your slide may show a black rectangle after you insert your video.
2. Add a Poster Frame to the video clip to get rid of the black rectangle.
3. Click Crop in the Video Tools Format tab.

1. On the edges of your video clip, you’ll see dark crop handles. If you use the Video Shape option, the crop handles will appear on the edge of that shape.
2. Pressing the Ctrl key on your keyboard while you drag allows you to alter how you crop. Pressing Ctrl plus dragging the side cropping handles resizes two opposite sides, while Ctrl plus dragging the corner cropping handles resizes all the four sides.
3. Pressing the Shift key on your keyboard while dragging will give you different results. You can also use the Shift and Ctrl keys simultaneously to combine both capabilities.
4. You can reposition the crop by either moving the video itself or the crop area.
5. Crop the unwanted portion by hitting the Crop button again or pressing the Enter key. You can also click on the Slide Area to apply the cropping changes.
6. You can access more crop options by right-clicking the video, where a contextual menu will appear. Select the Format Video option.
7. You’ll see the Format Video Task Pane; select the Crop option.

1. You can crop sections of the video by specifying the Picture or Crop Position. You can also change other crop parameters, such as Top, Left, Offset Y, Offset X, Height, and Width.

How to Play Video Inside a Shape

If you want to edit your video and enhance its appearance, you can have it play inside a unique shape instead of the usual rectangle format that videos play in. In turn, you’ll draw attention to your video.

To play your video in an unusual shape, select your video and navigate to the Format tab. Then, go to the Video Shape menu, where you’ll see multiple shapes to choose from.

How to Apply Preset Video Styles

You can also liven up your video by applying one of the pre-designed styles that PowerPoints provides. These styles combine various effects, including bevels, reflections, shadows, tilts, and frames.

Applying preset video styles is a simple process. Select the video, then navigate to the Format tab. Click More under the Video Style section. You’ll see a gallery of preset styles; roll your mouse over it and hold the cursor over any style type. The program will apply a live preview of this style to your video.

Conclusion

● You can use PowerPoint to crop, trim, and add video styles to your videos to make them more attractive to your audience by following the steps above. In turn, they will get more views and attract more attention.

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PowerPoint allows you to trim or crop the length of your video and save it as a separate media file. Trimming/cropping video is a great way to remove distracting or unnecessary parts of your video or change its dimensions so that it fits within a certain area. Doing this will make your videos captivating, and more people will want to watch them. Keeping that in mind, we’ll explain how you can crop or trim video in PowerPoint. You will also learn some helpful tips that you can use when editing videos on this presentation program.

In this article

01 How to Trim Videos in PowerPoint

02 Bonus! Tips on Editing Videos in Powerpoint

How to Trim Videos in PowerPoint

Many people use Microsoft PowerPoint to prepare basic animated explainers and presentations, but you can learn how to trip or crop videos in this program with the tools that it provides. With that in mind, here is how to trim, reset, or edit videos in PowerPoint.

How to Trim a Video in PowerPoint

You can trip unnecessary content at the start or end of your video clip. However, you can only trim videos you have inserted from your PC, as this feature is not yet available for videos on the web. Follow the steps below to learn how to trim video in PowerPoint.

1. If you are in a slide containing a media placeholder, click on Insert Video from File. A window will open; select the From a File option.
2. Find the video file on your PC and select it. Then, click the arrow that’s right next to the Insert button. Choose either the Link to File or Insert option and your video will appear on the slide.
3. If you are not using a slide that has a media placeholder, find the Insert tab and click Video on My PC. You will be able to locate the video file on your PC.
4. You are now ready to trim video PowerPoint.
5. Select your video, and the Playback tab will appear. Navigate to the Editing area of the ribbon and hit the Trim Video button.

1. You’ll see a small editing window that allows you to trim video in PowerPoint.
2. Enter the end and start times for the sections of the video you would like to keep. Alternatively, you can use the markers to choose the start and endpoints.

1. To adjust the start and end times in smaller increments, you can use the arrows you see on the sides of those boxes. If you know the exact times, enter them into the corresponding boxes.
2. You can also select the portion you would like to keep using the end and start time markers. In this case, sliding the red marker allows you to the end time while the green one lets you set the start time.

1. If you want to use a combination of the tools above to pinpoint where to start and end the video, hit the Play button, then click the Pause button when you reach the time you want.

1. Enter this time into the End Time or Start Time box, depending on the portion you would like to keep. Or you can move any of the markers to this spot.
2. Hit the OK button once the portion of the video clip you want is all set. The video will appear on your slide update, and it will only play the section that you kept when trimming the video.

How to Reset or Edit a Trimmed Video in PowerPoint

If you trim video in PowerPoint and change your mind, you can always edit where you have trimmed it or reset the trimmed video back to its original state. Follow the steps below to learn how to edit to reset a trimmed video in PowerPoint.

1. Select your video, and then find the Playback tab.

1. Hit the Trim Video button, and the Trim Video Settings will be as they were when you were trimming the video. That means you can make the necessary adjustments.
2. To reset a trimmed video back to its original length, slide the red end marker to the right and the green start maker to the left. The OK button allows you to play the whole video in your presentation.

How to Save a Trimmed Video

Now that you have trimmed your video in Microsoft PowerPoint, you might want to save it to use it outside this program. You can only save the video file after compressing it, then you can use the trimmed video as you want.

After compressing your trimmed video, only the trimmed section will show up on your slide. That said, follow the steps below to save your trimmed video:

1. From the PowerPoint menu, select File > Info
2. Next, select the Compress Media option.
3. Next to Compress Media, you will see all media that are in your slideshow, including your trimmed video. If you’ve got other video files here, the compression process will apply to these files.
4. Choose the suitable level of compression. A dialog box will pop up as the compression process takes place. Hit the Close button when this process completes.
5. Go back to the slide that contains your trimmed video, which has now been compressed.
6. Right-click the compressed video, and select the Save Media As option.

1. Choose the location where you want to save your video. You can change its name if you want and click the Save button.

You have now successfully saved your trimmed video.

Bonus! Tips on Editing Videos in Powerpoint

Now that you know how to trim video PowerPoint, here are some helpful tips on editing videos on this application.

How to Crop Videos in PowerPoint

Once you have inserted your video in the slide, you have the option of cropping it. Follow these steps below to learn how to crop video PowerPoint.

1. Open your presentation and then go to the slide where you have inserted your video clip.
2. Double-click or select the video, and the two Video Tools tabs will appear in the ribbon: Playback and Format. Hit the Format tab option to activate it.

1. Your slide may show a black rectangle after you insert your video.
2. Add a Poster Frame to the video clip to get rid of the black rectangle.
3. Click Crop in the Video Tools Format tab.

1. On the edges of your video clip, you’ll see dark crop handles. If you use the Video Shape option, the crop handles will appear on the edge of that shape.
2. Pressing the Ctrl key on your keyboard while you drag allows you to alter how you crop. Pressing Ctrl plus dragging the side cropping handles resizes two opposite sides, while Ctrl plus dragging the corner cropping handles resizes all the four sides.
3. Pressing the Shift key on your keyboard while dragging will give you different results. You can also use the Shift and Ctrl keys simultaneously to combine both capabilities.
4. You can reposition the crop by either moving the video itself or the crop area.
5. Crop the unwanted portion by hitting the Crop button again or pressing the Enter key. You can also click on the Slide Area to apply the cropping changes.
6. You can access more crop options by right-clicking the video, where a contextual menu will appear. Select the Format Video option.
7. You’ll see the Format Video Task Pane; select the Crop option.

1. You can crop sections of the video by specifying the Picture or Crop Position. You can also change other crop parameters, such as Top, Left, Offset Y, Offset X, Height, and Width.

How to Play Video Inside a Shape

If you want to edit your video and enhance its appearance, you can have it play inside a unique shape instead of the usual rectangle format that videos play in. In turn, you’ll draw attention to your video.

To play your video in an unusual shape, select your video and navigate to the Format tab. Then, go to the Video Shape menu, where you’ll see multiple shapes to choose from.

How to Apply Preset Video Styles

You can also liven up your video by applying one of the pre-designed styles that PowerPoints provides. These styles combine various effects, including bevels, reflections, shadows, tilts, and frames.

Applying preset video styles is a simple process. Select the video, then navigate to the Format tab. Click More under the Video Style section. You’ll see a gallery of preset styles; roll your mouse over it and hold the cursor over any style type. The program will apply a live preview of this style to your video.

Conclusion

● You can use PowerPoint to crop, trim, and add video styles to your videos to make them more attractive to your audience by following the steps above. In turn, they will get more views and attract more attention.

Try It Free Try It Free

PowerPoint allows you to trim or crop the length of your video and save it as a separate media file. Trimming/cropping video is a great way to remove distracting or unnecessary parts of your video or change its dimensions so that it fits within a certain area. Doing this will make your videos captivating, and more people will want to watch them. Keeping that in mind, we’ll explain how you can crop or trim video in PowerPoint. You will also learn some helpful tips that you can use when editing videos on this presentation program.

In this article

01 How to Trim Videos in PowerPoint

02 Bonus! Tips on Editing Videos in Powerpoint

How to Trim Videos in PowerPoint

Many people use Microsoft PowerPoint to prepare basic animated explainers and presentations, but you can learn how to trip or crop videos in this program with the tools that it provides. With that in mind, here is how to trim, reset, or edit videos in PowerPoint.

How to Trim a Video in PowerPoint

You can trip unnecessary content at the start or end of your video clip. However, you can only trim videos you have inserted from your PC, as this feature is not yet available for videos on the web. Follow the steps below to learn how to trim video in PowerPoint.

1. If you are in a slide containing a media placeholder, click on Insert Video from File. A window will open; select the From a File option.
2. Find the video file on your PC and select it. Then, click the arrow that’s right next to the Insert button. Choose either the Link to File or Insert option and your video will appear on the slide.
3. If you are not using a slide that has a media placeholder, find the Insert tab and click Video on My PC. You will be able to locate the video file on your PC.
4. You are now ready to trim video PowerPoint.
5. Select your video, and the Playback tab will appear. Navigate to the Editing area of the ribbon and hit the Trim Video button.

1. You’ll see a small editing window that allows you to trim video in PowerPoint.
2. Enter the end and start times for the sections of the video you would like to keep. Alternatively, you can use the markers to choose the start and endpoints.

1. To adjust the start and end times in smaller increments, you can use the arrows you see on the sides of those boxes. If you know the exact times, enter them into the corresponding boxes.
2. You can also select the portion you would like to keep using the end and start time markers. In this case, sliding the red marker allows you to the end time while the green one lets you set the start time.

1. If you want to use a combination of the tools above to pinpoint where to start and end the video, hit the Play button, then click the Pause button when you reach the time you want.

1. Enter this time into the End Time or Start Time box, depending on the portion you would like to keep. Or you can move any of the markers to this spot.
2. Hit the OK button once the portion of the video clip you want is all set. The video will appear on your slide update, and it will only play the section that you kept when trimming the video.

How to Reset or Edit a Trimmed Video in PowerPoint

If you trim video in PowerPoint and change your mind, you can always edit where you have trimmed it or reset the trimmed video back to its original state. Follow the steps below to learn how to edit to reset a trimmed video in PowerPoint.

1. Select your video, and then find the Playback tab.

1. Hit the Trim Video button, and the Trim Video Settings will be as they were when you were trimming the video. That means you can make the necessary adjustments.
2. To reset a trimmed video back to its original length, slide the red end marker to the right and the green start maker to the left. The OK button allows you to play the whole video in your presentation.

How to Save a Trimmed Video

Now that you have trimmed your video in Microsoft PowerPoint, you might want to save it to use it outside this program. You can only save the video file after compressing it, then you can use the trimmed video as you want.

After compressing your trimmed video, only the trimmed section will show up on your slide. That said, follow the steps below to save your trimmed video:

1. From the PowerPoint menu, select File > Info
2. Next, select the Compress Media option.
3. Next to Compress Media, you will see all media that are in your slideshow, including your trimmed video. If you’ve got other video files here, the compression process will apply to these files.
4. Choose the suitable level of compression. A dialog box will pop up as the compression process takes place. Hit the Close button when this process completes.
5. Go back to the slide that contains your trimmed video, which has now been compressed.
6. Right-click the compressed video, and select the Save Media As option.

1. Choose the location where you want to save your video. You can change its name if you want and click the Save button.

You have now successfully saved your trimmed video.

Bonus! Tips on Editing Videos in Powerpoint

Now that you know how to trim video PowerPoint, here are some helpful tips on editing videos on this application.

How to Crop Videos in PowerPoint

Once you have inserted your video in the slide, you have the option of cropping it. Follow these steps below to learn how to crop video PowerPoint.

1. Open your presentation and then go to the slide where you have inserted your video clip.
2. Double-click or select the video, and the two Video Tools tabs will appear in the ribbon: Playback and Format. Hit the Format tab option to activate it.

1. Your slide may show a black rectangle after you insert your video.
2. Add a Poster Frame to the video clip to get rid of the black rectangle.
3. Click Crop in the Video Tools Format tab.

1. On the edges of your video clip, you’ll see dark crop handles. If you use the Video Shape option, the crop handles will appear on the edge of that shape.
2. Pressing the Ctrl key on your keyboard while you drag allows you to alter how you crop. Pressing Ctrl plus dragging the side cropping handles resizes two opposite sides, while Ctrl plus dragging the corner cropping handles resizes all the four sides.
3. Pressing the Shift key on your keyboard while dragging will give you different results. You can also use the Shift and Ctrl keys simultaneously to combine both capabilities.
4. You can reposition the crop by either moving the video itself or the crop area.
5. Crop the unwanted portion by hitting the Crop button again or pressing the Enter key. You can also click on the Slide Area to apply the cropping changes.
6. You can access more crop options by right-clicking the video, where a contextual menu will appear. Select the Format Video option.
7. You’ll see the Format Video Task Pane; select the Crop option.

1. You can crop sections of the video by specifying the Picture or Crop Position. You can also change other crop parameters, such as Top, Left, Offset Y, Offset X, Height, and Width.

How to Play Video Inside a Shape

If you want to edit your video and enhance its appearance, you can have it play inside a unique shape instead of the usual rectangle format that videos play in. In turn, you’ll draw attention to your video.

To play your video in an unusual shape, select your video and navigate to the Format tab. Then, go to the Video Shape menu, where you’ll see multiple shapes to choose from.

How to Apply Preset Video Styles

You can also liven up your video by applying one of the pre-designed styles that PowerPoints provides. These styles combine various effects, including bevels, reflections, shadows, tilts, and frames.

Applying preset video styles is a simple process. Select the video, then navigate to the Format tab. Click More under the Video Style section. You’ll see a gallery of preset styles; roll your mouse over it and hold the cursor over any style type. The program will apply a live preview of this style to your video.

Conclusion

● You can use PowerPoint to crop, trim, and add video styles to your videos to make them more attractive to your audience by following the steps above. In turn, they will get more views and attract more attention.

Try It Free Try It Free

PowerPoint allows you to trim or crop the length of your video and save it as a separate media file. Trimming/cropping video is a great way to remove distracting or unnecessary parts of your video or change its dimensions so that it fits within a certain area. Doing this will make your videos captivating, and more people will want to watch them. Keeping that in mind, we’ll explain how you can crop or trim video in PowerPoint. You will also learn some helpful tips that you can use when editing videos on this presentation program.

In this article

01 How to Trim Videos in PowerPoint

02 Bonus! Tips on Editing Videos in Powerpoint

How to Trim Videos in PowerPoint

Many people use Microsoft PowerPoint to prepare basic animated explainers and presentations, but you can learn how to trip or crop videos in this program with the tools that it provides. With that in mind, here is how to trim, reset, or edit videos in PowerPoint.

How to Trim a Video in PowerPoint

You can trip unnecessary content at the start or end of your video clip. However, you can only trim videos you have inserted from your PC, as this feature is not yet available for videos on the web. Follow the steps below to learn how to trim video in PowerPoint.

1. If you are in a slide containing a media placeholder, click on Insert Video from File. A window will open; select the From a File option.
2. Find the video file on your PC and select it. Then, click the arrow that’s right next to the Insert button. Choose either the Link to File or Insert option and your video will appear on the slide.
3. If you are not using a slide that has a media placeholder, find the Insert tab and click Video on My PC. You will be able to locate the video file on your PC.
4. You are now ready to trim video PowerPoint.
5. Select your video, and the Playback tab will appear. Navigate to the Editing area of the ribbon and hit the Trim Video button.

1. You’ll see a small editing window that allows you to trim video in PowerPoint.
2. Enter the end and start times for the sections of the video you would like to keep. Alternatively, you can use the markers to choose the start and endpoints.

1. To adjust the start and end times in smaller increments, you can use the arrows you see on the sides of those boxes. If you know the exact times, enter them into the corresponding boxes.
2. You can also select the portion you would like to keep using the end and start time markers. In this case, sliding the red marker allows you to the end time while the green one lets you set the start time.

1. If you want to use a combination of the tools above to pinpoint where to start and end the video, hit the Play button, then click the Pause button when you reach the time you want.

1. Enter this time into the End Time or Start Time box, depending on the portion you would like to keep. Or you can move any of the markers to this spot.
2. Hit the OK button once the portion of the video clip you want is all set. The video will appear on your slide update, and it will only play the section that you kept when trimming the video.

How to Reset or Edit a Trimmed Video in PowerPoint

If you trim video in PowerPoint and change your mind, you can always edit where you have trimmed it or reset the trimmed video back to its original state. Follow the steps below to learn how to edit to reset a trimmed video in PowerPoint.

1. Select your video, and then find the Playback tab.

1. Hit the Trim Video button, and the Trim Video Settings will be as they were when you were trimming the video. That means you can make the necessary adjustments.
2. To reset a trimmed video back to its original length, slide the red end marker to the right and the green start maker to the left. The OK button allows you to play the whole video in your presentation.

How to Save a Trimmed Video

Now that you have trimmed your video in Microsoft PowerPoint, you might want to save it to use it outside this program. You can only save the video file after compressing it, then you can use the trimmed video as you want.

After compressing your trimmed video, only the trimmed section will show up on your slide. That said, follow the steps below to save your trimmed video:

1. From the PowerPoint menu, select File > Info
2. Next, select the Compress Media option.
3. Next to Compress Media, you will see all media that are in your slideshow, including your trimmed video. If you’ve got other video files here, the compression process will apply to these files.
4. Choose the suitable level of compression. A dialog box will pop up as the compression process takes place. Hit the Close button when this process completes.
5. Go back to the slide that contains your trimmed video, which has now been compressed.
6. Right-click the compressed video, and select the Save Media As option.

1. Choose the location where you want to save your video. You can change its name if you want and click the Save button.

You have now successfully saved your trimmed video.

Bonus! Tips on Editing Videos in Powerpoint

Now that you know how to trim video PowerPoint, here are some helpful tips on editing videos on this application.

How to Crop Videos in PowerPoint

Once you have inserted your video in the slide, you have the option of cropping it. Follow these steps below to learn how to crop video PowerPoint.

1. Open your presentation and then go to the slide where you have inserted your video clip.
2. Double-click or select the video, and the two Video Tools tabs will appear in the ribbon: Playback and Format. Hit the Format tab option to activate it.

1. Your slide may show a black rectangle after you insert your video.
2. Add a Poster Frame to the video clip to get rid of the black rectangle.
3. Click Crop in the Video Tools Format tab.

1. On the edges of your video clip, you’ll see dark crop handles. If you use the Video Shape option, the crop handles will appear on the edge of that shape.
2. Pressing the Ctrl key on your keyboard while you drag allows you to alter how you crop. Pressing Ctrl plus dragging the side cropping handles resizes two opposite sides, while Ctrl plus dragging the corner cropping handles resizes all the four sides.
3. Pressing the Shift key on your keyboard while dragging will give you different results. You can also use the Shift and Ctrl keys simultaneously to combine both capabilities.
4. You can reposition the crop by either moving the video itself or the crop area.
5. Crop the unwanted portion by hitting the Crop button again or pressing the Enter key. You can also click on the Slide Area to apply the cropping changes.
6. You can access more crop options by right-clicking the video, where a contextual menu will appear. Select the Format Video option.
7. You’ll see the Format Video Task Pane; select the Crop option.

1. You can crop sections of the video by specifying the Picture or Crop Position. You can also change other crop parameters, such as Top, Left, Offset Y, Offset X, Height, and Width.

How to Play Video Inside a Shape

If you want to edit your video and enhance its appearance, you can have it play inside a unique shape instead of the usual rectangle format that videos play in. In turn, you’ll draw attention to your video.

To play your video in an unusual shape, select your video and navigate to the Format tab. Then, go to the Video Shape menu, where you’ll see multiple shapes to choose from.

How to Apply Preset Video Styles

You can also liven up your video by applying one of the pre-designed styles that PowerPoints provides. These styles combine various effects, including bevels, reflections, shadows, tilts, and frames.

Applying preset video styles is a simple process. Select the video, then navigate to the Format tab. Click More under the Video Style section. You’ll see a gallery of preset styles; roll your mouse over it and hold the cursor over any style type. The program will apply a live preview of this style to your video.

Conclusion

● You can use PowerPoint to crop, trim, and add video styles to your videos to make them more attractive to your audience by following the steps above. In turn, they will get more views and attract more attention.

Want to Convert MP4 Video To 60 FPS GIF? Read This

GIFs have become a popular way to share short and engaging videos online. They are widely used on social media platforms and messaging apps, making it easy to share moments, reactions, and emotions with friends and family. But not all GIFs are created equal. Some GIFs can look choppy and low-quality, detracting from the viewing experience.

To improve the quality of your GIFs, you can convert your MP4 videos to 60 FPS (frames per second). This will give your GIFs a smooth, fluid motion that looks professional and visually appealing. In this article, we’ll go over the steps you need to follow to convert your MP4 videos to 60 FPS GIFs and create high-quality GIFs that are perfect for sharing online.

Why Convert MP4 to 60-FPS GIF?

GIFs are a great way to share short, eye-catching videos online, but not all are made the same. GIFs with low frame rates tend to look choppy, and the motion could be smoother, making the video look unprofessional and detracting from the overall viewing experience. On the other hand, GIFs with higher frame rates look smoother, and the motion is more fluid, making the video more visually appealing.

Converting your MP4 videos to GIFs has several benefits:

• Smoother Motion: By converting MP4s to GIFs, you increase the frame rate of your GIFs, giving them a smoother and more fluid motion.
• Increased Detail: Higher frame rates allow for more detail and clarity in fast-moving scenes, making the video more engaging and easier to watch.
• Reduced Ghosting: A higher frame rate reduces the “ghosting” effect in low-frame rate GIFs, making the video clearer and reducing distractions.
• High-Quality Videos: Converting MP4s to GIFs eliminates the ghosting effect and creates high-quality GIFs that are perfect for sharing online.
• Increased Engagement: High-quality GIFs will engage and entertain your audience, making them more likely to share and interact with your content.

Converting MP4s to GIFs is a great way to improve the overall quality of your GIFs and create visually appealing videos that are perfect for sharing online. Whether you’re sharing a reaction, a moment, or an emotion, a high-quality GIF will engage and entertain your audience.

Can I Get a 60 FPS GIF?

While it’s true that many people search for 60 FPS GIFs, it’s important to understand that there is no such thing as a true 60 FPS GIF.

GIFs are an image format designed to display simple animations. GIF files store delay time between frames which is defined as multiples of 1/100th of a second. Value 1 would give you 100 FPS; value 2 would already have half of 100 FPS, that is, 50 FPS; value 3 would give you 33.3 FPS GIF, etc. So there are 20 FPS GIFs, 33.3 FPS GIFs, 50 FPS GIFs, and 100 FPS GIFs.

In addition, many websites or programs (including Google Chrome) ignore value 1 (100 FPS GIFs) and default to a much slower animation speed when viewing GIF files. Therefore, 100 FPS GIFs are technically possible but are rarely used. Value 2 (50 FPS) is the most you can get.

If you want to create high-quality animations, consider using MP4s or alternative image formats better suited for high frame rates and detailed animations.

That being said, some websites may have a “60 FPS GIFs” category, but it’s important to understand that most of the content in these categories is not 60 FPS. Instead, it’s likely to be either an MP4 video or a GIF with a lower frame rate, like 50 FPS, labeled as “60 FPS” for marketing purposes.

Is There Any 60 FPS GIF Maker?

Unfortunately, there is no such thing as a 60 FPS GIF maker. As mentioned before, there is no 60 FPS GIF, so it is impossible to create a 60 FPS GIF using traditional methods. However, many excellent video-to-GIF converters in the market allow you to set the GIF frame rate.

These video-to-GIF converters allow you to convert MP4 videos to GIFs with a higher frame rate, which can give your GIFs a smoother and more fluid motion. While these GIFs may not be 60 FPS, they can still provide a significant quality improvement compared to traditional GIFs.

How To Convert Video to GIF and Set Its FPS on Desktop

Converting videos to GIFs is a simple process that can be done using various tools, including desktop software such as Wondershare Filmora . Filmora is a powerful and user-friendly video editor that makes it easy to convert videos to GIFs and set their frame rate.

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

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Not only does it allow you to easily convert your videos to GIFs, but it also allows you to customize the frame rate and other settings to get the perfect results. With its user-friendly interface and powerful features, Filmora makes it simple for anyone to create high-quality GIFs that are perfect for sharing on social media or other platforms.

Here’s how to convert MP4 to GIF using Filmora:

Step1 Open the Filmora software and create a new project

Step2 Import your video to the timeline

Step3 Export the video

Step4 In the export window, select “GIF“ and set the frame rate of the GIF.

How To Convert MP4 to GIF Online for Free

Converting MP4 videos to GIFs online is a quick and convenient way to create animations without needing specialized software. One of the best online tools for this purpose is Media.io . Its simple and user-friendly interface, Media.io, makes it easy to convert MP4 videos to GIFs in just a few clicks.

With Media.io, you can customize the frame rate, duration, and other settings to get the perfect results. Whether you’re looking to create simple animations or more complex and detailed videos, Media.io has everything you need to get started.

Best of all, Media.io is free to use, making it an excellent choice for anyone who wants to convert MP4 and other videos to GIFs without spending a dime. So if you’re looking for a fast, convenient, and reliable way to convert your videos to GIFs, look no further than Media.io.

Follow these steps to convert MP4 to GIF online using Media.io:

Step1 Upload a video from your computer or drag and drop it onto the page.

Step2 Customize the output size, frame rate, and length, and add text before creating your GIF.

Step3 Download the resulting GIF file or save it for later.

People Also Ask

Here are some of the most frequently asked questions about converting MP4 to GIF and other related topics:

Q1. Can a GIF be 30 FPS?

It is impossible to get an exact 30 FPS GIF. Frame rate refers to the number of images (frames) displayed per second in a video or animation. That frame rate is stored as an integer (n) that defines n/100ths of a second. So you can specify a frame of 1/100 second (100 FPS), 2/100 second (50 FPS), 3/100 second (33.33 FPS), 4/100 second (25 FPS), etc. but not something like 3.3333…/100 second (30 FPS).

Q2. How Do I Get the FPS of a GIF?

To determine the speed or frame rate of a GIF, you can use online tools that show the delay time between its frames in milliseconds. The frame rate of a GIF is calculated by counting how many delays fit in 1 second of animation. The delay time determines the playback speed and can be adjusted to increase or decrease the frame rate. These tools also allow you to preview the speed changes and compare the input and output GIFs.

Q3. What FPS Should a GIF Be?

GIF files store delay time between frames in whole hundredths of a second. They typically run between 10 and 100 frames per second (FPS). The common frame rate for a GIF is 10 FPS, 20 FPS, 12.5 FPS, 25 FPS, and 50 FPS. With online tools, it’s possible to determine and change the speed of a GIF.

Q4. What Is the Max FPS for a GIF?

The maximum fps for a GIF is 100 FPS, but browsers or consumer screens do not support it. The browser-engine image decoders will automatically reduce the framerate to 10 fps, playing it ten times slower. If a GIF appears slow, the browser has reset the speed to 10 fps. Some software and devices may support higher frame rates.

Conclusion

GIF is a popular format for short animations and videos. The frame rate of a GIF determines its playback speed, which is usually set at 10, 20, 12.5, 25, and 50 per second. However, the highest possible frame rate that can be represented in the GIF format is 100 FPS, but most browsers and consumer screens cannot display it accurately.

There are various tools available, both online and desktop-based, that can convert videos to GIFs and adjust their frame rate as desired. With these tools, you can create high-quality, personalized GIFs that fit your specific needs and preferences.

Free Download For macOS 10.14 or later

Not only does it allow you to easily convert your videos to GIFs, but it also allows you to customize the frame rate and other settings to get the perfect results. With its user-friendly interface and powerful features, Filmora makes it simple for anyone to create high-quality GIFs that are perfect for sharing on social media or other platforms.

Here’s how to convert MP4 to GIF using Filmora:

Step1 Open the Filmora software and create a new project

Step2 Import your video to the timeline

Step3 Export the video

Step4 In the export window, select “GIF“ and set the frame rate of the GIF.

How To Convert MP4 to GIF Online for Free

Converting MP4 videos to GIFs online is a quick and convenient way to create animations without needing specialized software. One of the best online tools for this purpose is Media.io . Its simple and user-friendly interface, Media.io, makes it easy to convert MP4 videos to GIFs in just a few clicks.

With Media.io, you can customize the frame rate, duration, and other settings to get the perfect results. Whether you’re looking to create simple animations or more complex and detailed videos, Media.io has everything you need to get started.

Best of all, Media.io is free to use, making it an excellent choice for anyone who wants to convert MP4 and other videos to GIFs without spending a dime. So if you’re looking for a fast, convenient, and reliable way to convert your videos to GIFs, look no further than Media.io.

Follow these steps to convert MP4 to GIF online using Media.io:

Step1 Upload a video from your computer or drag and drop it onto the page.

Step2 Customize the output size, frame rate, and length, and add text before creating your GIF.

Step3 Download the resulting GIF file or save it for later.

People Also Ask

Here are some of the most frequently asked questions about converting MP4 to GIF and other related topics:

Q1. Can a GIF be 30 FPS?

It is impossible to get an exact 30 FPS GIF. Frame rate refers to the number of images (frames) displayed per second in a video or animation. That frame rate is stored as an integer (n) that defines n/100ths of a second. So you can specify a frame of 1/100 second (100 FPS), 2/100 second (50 FPS), 3/100 second (33.33 FPS), 4/100 second (25 FPS), etc. but not something like 3.3333…/100 second (30 FPS).

Q2. How Do I Get the FPS of a GIF?

To determine the speed or frame rate of a GIF, you can use online tools that show the delay time between its frames in milliseconds. The frame rate of a GIF is calculated by counting how many delays fit in 1 second of animation. The delay time determines the playback speed and can be adjusted to increase or decrease the frame rate. These tools also allow you to preview the speed changes and compare the input and output GIFs.

Q3. What FPS Should a GIF Be?

GIF files store delay time between frames in whole hundredths of a second. They typically run between 10 and 100 frames per second (FPS). The common frame rate for a GIF is 10 FPS, 20 FPS, 12.5 FPS, 25 FPS, and 50 FPS. With online tools, it’s possible to determine and change the speed of a GIF.

Q4. What Is the Max FPS for a GIF?

The maximum fps for a GIF is 100 FPS, but browsers or consumer screens do not support it. The browser-engine image decoders will automatically reduce the framerate to 10 fps, playing it ten times slower. If a GIF appears slow, the browser has reset the speed to 10 fps. Some software and devices may support higher frame rates.

Conclusion

GIF is a popular format for short animations and videos. The frame rate of a GIF determines its playback speed, which is usually set at 10, 20, 12.5, 25, and 50 per second. However, the highest possible frame rate that can be represented in the GIF format is 100 FPS, but most browsers and consumer screens cannot display it accurately.

There are various tools available, both online and desktop-based, that can convert videos to GIFs and adjust their frame rate as desired. With these tools, you can create high-quality, personalized GIFs that fit your specific needs and preferences.

Steps to Create Gold Text Effects After Effects

Have you always wanted to create the gold text effect in After effects but you don’t know how? This polished effect can make your video’s title stand out and is one of the best ways to create a stunning title for YouTube and Instagram clips. In this article, we will be looking at how to create the gold text using After Effects.

Steps to Create Gold Text Effects After Effects

Follow these steps to create a gold text effect in your After Effects video project;

Step1Start by creating an environment. To do that just right-click and choose “New Comp” and click “OK” to create one.

Step2Then we need to add fractal noise. To do that, click on “Effects and Presets” and type in “fractal” to choose “Fractal Noise.” You can double-click on it or drag it to the comp.

Step3Once this is done, you will need to do a little bit of housekeeping on the contrast and brightness. Increase the “Contrast” and reduce the “Brightness.”

Then go to the “Sub Settings” and reduce the “Sub Influence” down to zero.

Go to “Transform Option” and decrease the scale just a little bit. Then increase the “Scale Height” just a little.

Step4The next step is to add color to the scene. To do that, right-click on the layer and choose “New > Solid.” Select the gold color and click “OK.” Do the same with the second layer.

Step5Now you want to blend both colors by choosing a blending mode. Hold the “Shift” key and “hyphen” or “=” sign on the keyboard and choose “Overlay.”

Step6To make the color stronger, go to “Layer > Solid Settings” and choose a color.

Step7Go back to “Comp 3.” Right-click on it and select “New > Light” to add a new point of light.

Step8Go back to the project panel to click on “Comp 4” to add the environment. Right-click on the Comp 4 layer and make it an environment layer.

Step9In the options that appear, set “Appears in Reflections” to “Only” and you can then increase and decrease the color saturation until you have the desired result.

Free Gold Text Effects Template to Use

As you can see from the steps above, creating your gold text effects can be quite difficult. The good news is that you can download pre-made titles that you can simply edit. The following are some of the best to choose from;

1. Christmas Title Template

Link: https://mixkit.co/free-after-effects-templates/christmas-title-template-819/

Despite the name, this is an ideal title for elegant projects or when you want your title to stand out. The typography is beautiful and elegant making it the most ideal template for fashion-themed videos. The template is easily customizable in After Effects and you can even change the color you want.

1. Fashion Instagram Story

Link: https://mixkit.co/free-after-effects-templates/fashion-instagram-story-551/

This is the most ideal template to choose if you want a gold text effect that is accompanied by an image. Again, this is a very elegant theme that is ideal for YouTube and Instagram videos in the fashion and entertainment genres. It is also fully customizable in After Effects, allowing you to change the color, text, and image.

1. Wedding Invitation Opener

Link: https://mixkit.co/free-after-effects-templates/wedding-invitation-opener-803/

This free gold text template is also completely customizable and comes with various text effects that you can include in the text. It is elegant and includes shadow effects that make the text stands out more. But you can remove the shadow effects if they don’t suit your project.

1. Golden Luxury Titles

Link: https://motionarray.com/after-effects-templates/golden-luxury-titles-116934/

If you are looking for a gold text title that stands out in terms of design, animation, and color, consider Golden Luxury Titles. It comes with 9 editable layers that you can use to modify the title in any way. It is the most ideal title for movies, teasers, TV shows, and more.

1. Emotional Awards Opener

Link: https://motionarray.com/after-effects-templates/emotional-awards-opener-356434/

This is a sparkling and glistering stylish design that can be very useful for movies and TV shows. This attention-grabbing title template has over 18 editable text layers to allow you to customize the title in various ways.

Alternative Way to Create Video Gold

Adobe After Effects is a very good video editor, but one of the things that can make it inaccessible to many users is that it can be very difficult to use. Thankfully, there is another very effective video editor that you can use to create gold text that is much easier to use.

This is the Wondershare Filmora , one of the best video editors in the market. Before we look at how you can use Filmora to create the perfect gold metal texture on your text, let’s first look at some of its main features;

• You can use Filmora to edit videos at a very high resolution including 4K videos
• It can be used to remove the background and noise from the video very easily
• You can edit both video and audio in the same project
• Up to 5 text tracks and 10 music tracks can be added to the same timeline and the same project
• It is very easy to use with a simple and intuitive user interface

Here’s how to use Filmora to create a gold metal texture for your text;

Step1Install Wondershare Filmora on your Computer

Download the Filmora setup file to your computer and double-click on it to start installing the program to your computer.

Open the program once the installation is complete.

Step2Create a New Project

If you are starting from the beginning, you may need to create a new project.

To do that, click on “File > New Project” in the menu bar to start a new project.

If there was a project that you were already working on, click on “Open Project” on the main window and then click “File > Open Project” or “File > Open Recent” in the menu bar.

Step3Add A Title to the Timeline

To add a gold texture effect to a title on your video, we will first of all need to add a title to the project.

To do that, go click on the “Titles” tab at the top and drag one of the default titles to the timeline.

Once it is in the timeline, double-click on the title and edit it. Type in anything you want to appear in the title.

Select the font that you want to use and choose a specific font size to use. These are all your preferences and will depend on your project.

Move the title to the second track in the timeline as you get ready to begin adding the colors.

Step4Start Adding Colors

Go to “Media” at the top and click on “Sample Colors.” Drag the black color image to the track directly below the title timeline.

Then take a snapshot of this newly created image by clicking on the “camera” icon next to the playhead.

Change the Font of the Title to something else more elegant like “Montez” and take another snapshot by clicking on the same camera icon.

Step5Add the Gold Effect

Delete everything from the timeline. Don’t worry you took a photo of all the text layers and the effects added to each.

You will then need to find an image of a gold background. You can find these on any good background image site. Download a good clear image and upload it into Filmora.

Now drag and drop the gold background image to the second track in the timeline. Double click on the background image.

Select “Compositing” and then in the “Blending Mode” drop-down menu, choose “Darken.” Click OK.”

Hide the first layer in the timeline and select the gold background image layer. Click on “Animation” and then select “Customize.”

To create the customized effect that we need, click on the image and drag it from the right to the left side.

Move the playhead to the end of the image to insert another keyframe and then click on the restore icon to restore the size of the image.

Click “OK” and show the track above the timeline. You will now see that the gold texture effect has been applied to your title. You can also add the second snapshot with the varying font for further effect.

Step6Save the Project

Once you are done, you can go ahead and save the project or continue working on other aspects of the video as desired.

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

Free Download For macOS 10.14 or later

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