Single Video Editing Guide

Editing Guide

Use Quick Trim for trimming and reframing, or Motion Cut to record camera movement.

Open Quick Trim from the player, adjust the start and end handles, preview the selection, then export the highlight as a new clip.

Choose a Time Range

Drag the left white handle to change the start and the right handle to change the end. The outer timestamps show positions in the original video; the green number in the middle is the selected duration. The timestamps are readouts: adjust them with the handles.

The picture follows the endpoint you drag. Tap Play at the bottom right to preview the selected range; tap again to pause.

For precise cuts, touch and hold a handle until the timeline expands around it, then drag. Release to return to the full timeline.

Zoom and Reframe

Spread two fingers on the picture to zoom in, pinch to zoom out, then drag with one finger to position the subject. Without camera motion, this framing stays fixed throughout the saved clip.

Mirror Horizontally

Tap the mirror button at the top to flip the picture horizontally. Green means mirroring is on; tap again to turn it off. Choose mirroring before recording camera motion.

Motion Cut

Open Motion Cut from the player menu. Choose a time range and set the starting frame.

2. Tap Record. After the 3-second countdown, the video plays and your pinch and drag gestures are recorded as camera movement.

3. Tap Stop to finish early, or let recording reach the selected end. Stopping early also shortens the selected range to the recorded portion.

4. Tap Play to preview the motion. Use Save Motion Path at the top to save it to Mine without interrupting playback. The dice in Motion Paths generates a random motion.

Camera motion supports source videos up to 5 minutes. Time handles and mirroring are locked after recording starts. Stop recording or playback before leaving this mode with the viewfinder button; the book button is available outside Camera Motion.

Motion Paths

In Camera Motion, open Motion Paths at the top. After recording, save a new path for reuse. Apply a saved path to adapt its movement to the current video and selected range. You can also rename or delete paths. Saving a path does not export a video.

Save

Tap Save at the top right to export, then review the new video in the player. Save becomes available after a time-range, framing or mirror change, or after a camera-motion recording. Wait for export to finish. Going back with unsaved edits asks whether to discard them.