Import media on the left, drag them onto the timeline, cut/trim them and export as video. Higher video tracks sit on top.
Three-point editing: double-click a media file → it opens in the Source monitor. Mark In/Out (I/O) there, choose the target track (⊙ in the track header) and press , (insert, ripple) or . (overwrite). Graphic button: shapes, lower thirds and adjustment layers (grade over all layers below). 📊 Scopes shows the RGB histogram.
In the picture: click a clip, title or shape to select it. Drag to move, drag a corner to scale and drag the handle above the frame to rotate (Shift = steps of 15°, Alt = no snapping).
On a Mac: ⌘ Cmd instead of Ctrl and ⌥ Option instead of Alt, also when dragging and with the wheel.
MP4 renders frame by frame (which can be faster or slower than real time). Do not close this tab while exporting.
The frame you edit in. Exporting with the resolution ‘Same as project’ follows this size.
Applies the settings of the copied clip to the selected clips. Keyframes are scaled in proportion to the clip length.
Automatically lowers this clip (music or ambience) while something is audible on another track. Volume keyframes are added to the clip; existing volume keyframes on this clip are replaced.
Each line is a title on the Subtitles track: it appears in the preview and the export. Set colour, size and position in the panel of a line. Times in seconds (12.5) or as 1:05.2.
Makes the selected clips louder or softer by the same amount, including their volume keyframes. +6 dB is about twice as loud, -6 dB half as loud.