Filmora User Guide for Windows
A guide to using Filmora Video Editor.
Filmora User Guide
- 5 Ways to Stabilize Your Camera
- Make Your Videos Look Great with Filters
- Import videos form internet
- How To Import Videos & Photos From Camer
- Change Video Speed & Create Freeze Frame
- Fixing Video Clips in Filmora9
- Adding Camera Shake Effects in Filmora9
- Adding Motion to Videos in Filmora9
- Creating Split Screens in Filmora9
- Rendering Previews with Filmora9
- Ep. 13 Exploring the Auto Ripple Feature
- Adding Effects to Videos in Filmora9
- Applying Transitions to the footage
- How to Add Text & Titles
- Color Correction and Color Grading
- Editing Audio with Filmora9
- Using & Customizing Timeline
- Filmora9 Preferences and Performance
- Exporting and Sharing your Video
- Edit and Organize Your Media on t
- Import media in Filmora9
- Creating and Managing Projects in
- Exploring Filmora9 Interface
- Filmora9 – Quick Start
- Adding Effects to Videos in Filmora9
FAQ
Answers to common questions.
- for Windows
- for Mac
Stabilize Video-Filmora
If you have a shaky video and want to smooth and stabilize it, then this guide is tailored for you.
- Launch the program and select Create New Project to start a project.
- Press IMPORT button or drag the video manually to Media library.
- Double click the video clip in the timeline, or right click to select Show Properties. Then you will see Stabilization in the video editing panel.
- You can analyze it first or not, and drag the slider to adjust the smooth level. Technically, the bigger the number is, the smoother the video will be. However, you will get the maximum stabilization effect for shaky videos.
- Once you are satisfied with the result, click OK.
- After stabilization, the new video will be automatically dropped in the media library. You can drag and drop it to the timeline for further editing.