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Updated The Ultimate Guide to VLC Slow Motion Video Playback
The Ultimate Guide to VLC Slow Motion Video Playback
While the files of the most common formats like MP4, WAV, etc. may look identical, they might be compiled using varied codecs which may or may not support any random player that you install on your PC. The reason why VLC media player is used by the majority of users worldwide is the versatility in the codecs that it supports natively.
Furthermore, the app is available for almost every platform, i.e., Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, and Android, and is absolutely free to download and use.
With that said, the following sections explain how to manage the playback speed of a video while using VLC media player to add a slow motion effect to video. Here you will learn how to play slow motion on VLC on Windows, Mac, and iOS/Android, and also how to set the default speed for the app so that every time a video is played, the speed remains according to your preference.
In this article
01 How to Play Video in Slow Motion Effects on Windows with VLC?
02 How to Play Slow Motion Effects on Mac with VLC?
03 How to Control Playback Speed in VLC Media Player on Android and iOS?
04 How to Set up the Default Playback Speed on VLC?
Part 1: How to Play Video in Slow Motion Effects on Windows with VLC?
VLC is one of the best media players to play videos in slow motion . You can follow the instructions that are given below to learn how to play a video in slow motion in VLC on a Windows PC:
Step 1: Start Video Playback
Launch VLC on your Windows computer (a Windows 11 PC is used here for illustrations), click Media from the menu bar at the top, click Open File from the menu, and locate and open a video that you want to watch in slow motion. If VLC is your default media player, simply double-clicking the clip automatically opens the file in the app.
Step 2: Reduce the Playback Speed (In Decrements of 0.10x)
Once the playback begins, press the Spacebar on the keyboard to pause the video. Next, go to the Playback menu from the top, go to Speed, and click Slower (fine) once. This will reduce the speed to 0.90x. Clicking Slower (fine) again will further slow down the video to 0.80x speed. You can repeat this process until you reduce the speed to your desired level. Press Spacebar again to resume the playback in slow motion.
Note: The lowest speed that you can go to using this process is 0.03x.
Step 3: Reduce the Playback Speed (In Decrements in Percentage)
Pause the playback and go to Playback > Speed as explained in the previous step. From the list that comes up, click Slower (the last option). This will reduce the speed to 0.67x. Click Slower again and the speed will further go down to 0.50x. You can repeat this process until you reach your desired playback speed. Press Spacebar to resume the playback in slow motion. With this method, you can reduce the speed to as low as 0.02x.
Note: You can click Normal from the Speed submenu to play the video at normal speed.
Step 4: Using the Shortcut Keys (Optional)
You can press the left square bracket ‘[‘ on your keyboard to reduce the speed in decrements of 0.10x. To get back to the normal speed, press the equals to ‘=’ key. Likewise, pressing the right square bracket ‘]’ increases the speed by 0.10x.
Note: As it is with the Slower (fine) and Slower options, you can use Faster (fine) to add 0.10x increments to the speed, and Faster to increase percentage-wise. Also, if Faster (fine) is clicked repeatedly or its shortcut key is used multiple times, the speed can be increased up to 31.25x. On the other hand, by using the Faster option repeatedly, the speed can be increased to more than 100x.
Part 2: How to Play Slow Motion Effects on Mac with VLC?
The process of slowing down the video playback in VLC on a Mac computer is almost identical to that in Windows. You can learn how to get this done by following the steps that are given below:
Step 1: Open and Pause the Video
Locate and right-click the video that you want to play in slow motion, go to Open With from the context menu, and click VLC from the submenu. Once the clip opens, click the Pause button from the bottom as explained in the previous section.
Step 2: Reduce the Playback Speed
Click Playback from the menu bar at the top, and drag the Playback Speed slider to the left to reduce the speed of the video.
Step 3: Resume the Playback
Click anywhere on the screen to close the Playback menu, and then click the Play button from the bottom to resume the video playback in slow motion.
Part 3: How to Control Playback Speed in VLC Media Player on Android and iOS?
Although the playback speed of a video on both Android and iOS devices can be controlled with a slider, the location where the controller is placed on the two platforms varies, and so does the process of reaching there. Both the methods are explained below for your convenience:
Play Video in Slow Motion on Android with VLC
Step 1: Pause the Playback
Launch VLC on your Android phone (Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ is used here for illustrations), locate and open the video in VLC, tap anywhere on the screen, and tap the Pause button from the bottom to pause the playback.
Step 2: Set a Slower Playback Speed
Tap the More icon from the bottom-right corner, tap Playback speed from the menu that appears, and drag the slider that is present at the bottom to the left to reduce the speed. Alternatively, you can also repeatedly tap the down arrow that is present at the right of the slider to slow down the speed in the decrements of 0.05x.
Step 3: Resume the Playback
Tap anywhere on the screen, and when the Playback speed slider disappears, tap the screen one more time. Now, tap the Play icon from the bottom to resume the video playback.
Play Video in Slow Motion on iPhone with VLC
Step 1: Pause the Playback
Assuming that you have already added the video to the VLC library by connecting it to iTunes, launch the app on your iOS device (iPhone 13 Pro Max is used here for illustrations). Tap the video that you want to play in slow motion, and then tap the Pause icon from the bottom.
Step 2: Reduce the Playback Speed
Tap anywhere on the screen, and tap the Clock icon from the lower-left corner. Next, drag the Playback speed slider to the left to reduce the playback speed.
Step 3: Resume the Playback
Right after decreasing the speed, tap the Play icon from the bottom to resume the playback. If the controllers disappear, you can tap anywhere on the screen again, and then tap the Play icon.
Part 4: How to Set up the Default Playback Speed on VLC?
The processes of setting up default playback speed on different platforms and devices vary. For your convenience, all of them are explained below:
Set up Default Playback Speed in VLC on Windows
- Go to Tools > Preferences in VLC media player, and then click the All button from the Show settings section at the bottom.
- Select Input / Codecs from the left pane of the Advanced Preferences box, and then specify your preferred speed in the Playback speed field that is present under the Playback control section on the right window
- Click Save to save the changes
Set up Default Playback Speed in VLC on Mac
- Launch VLC, and go to VLC media player from the menu bar, and then click Preferences; and then click Show All from the bottom of the Preferences box to display all preferences setting options;
- Click the Input / Codecs from the left pane, and then define your preferred speed in the Playback speed field under the Playback control section in the right window, and then click Save to save the changes.
How to Change VLC Media Player Default Speed on Android
Note: At the time of this writing, the Android version of VLC doesn’t allow you to set a global default playback speed. However, you can set it on a per video basis. This means that every time that video is played, the playback speed will remain what you set for it. You must do this for each video in your VLC library individually.
- Launch VLC, and then tap More from the bottom-right corner; next, tap SETTINGS from the upper-left area;
- Tap Video from the Extra settings section, and then check the Save Playback Speed box
How to Change VLC Media Player Default Speed on iOS and iPhone
- Tap Settings from the Home screen, and then scroll down and tap VLC
- Tap Default playback speed from the GENERIC section, and then tap to select a playback speed from the available list to set it as the default.
Conclusion
It is pretty convenient to reduce the playback speed in VLC media player regardless of the platform or device you are using. While the processes of getting the job might be different, the principle behind it remains the same. When on Windows, the playback speed can be decreased to 0.02x and can be increased to more than 100x. This facility is not available on Mac, iOS, or Android platforms. Also, if you want, you can set the default playback speed for the videos so that every time a clip is played, the pace remains what you specified as default.
02 How to Play Slow Motion Effects on Mac with VLC?
03 How to Control Playback Speed in VLC Media Player on Android and iOS?
04 How to Set up the Default Playback Speed on VLC?
Part 1: How to Play Video in Slow Motion Effects on Windows with VLC?
VLC is one of the best media players to play videos in slow motion . You can follow the instructions that are given below to learn how to play a video in slow motion in VLC on a Windows PC:
Step 1: Start Video Playback
Launch VLC on your Windows computer (a Windows 11 PC is used here for illustrations), click Media from the menu bar at the top, click Open File from the menu, and locate and open a video that you want to watch in slow motion. If VLC is your default media player, simply double-clicking the clip automatically opens the file in the app.
Step 2: Reduce the Playback Speed (In Decrements of 0.10x)
Once the playback begins, press the Spacebar on the keyboard to pause the video. Next, go to the Playback menu from the top, go to Speed, and click Slower (fine) once. This will reduce the speed to 0.90x. Clicking Slower (fine) again will further slow down the video to 0.80x speed. You can repeat this process until you reduce the speed to your desired level. Press Spacebar again to resume the playback in slow motion.
Note: The lowest speed that you can go to using this process is 0.03x.
Step 3: Reduce the Playback Speed (In Decrements in Percentage)
Pause the playback and go to Playback > Speed as explained in the previous step. From the list that comes up, click Slower (the last option). This will reduce the speed to 0.67x. Click Slower again and the speed will further go down to 0.50x. You can repeat this process until you reach your desired playback speed. Press Spacebar to resume the playback in slow motion. With this method, you can reduce the speed to as low as 0.02x.
Note: You can click Normal from the Speed submenu to play the video at normal speed.
Step 4: Using the Shortcut Keys (Optional)
You can press the left square bracket ‘[‘ on your keyboard to reduce the speed in decrements of 0.10x. To get back to the normal speed, press the equals to ‘=’ key. Likewise, pressing the right square bracket ‘]’ increases the speed by 0.10x.
Note: As it is with the Slower (fine) and Slower options, you can use Faster (fine) to add 0.10x increments to the speed, and Faster to increase percentage-wise. Also, if Faster (fine) is clicked repeatedly or its shortcut key is used multiple times, the speed can be increased up to 31.25x. On the other hand, by using the Faster option repeatedly, the speed can be increased to more than 100x.
Part 2: How to Play Slow Motion Effects on Mac with VLC?
The process of slowing down the video playback in VLC on a Mac computer is almost identical to that in Windows. You can learn how to get this done by following the steps that are given below:
Step 1: Open and Pause the Video
Locate and right-click the video that you want to play in slow motion, go to Open With from the context menu, and click VLC from the submenu. Once the clip opens, click the Pause button from the bottom as explained in the previous section.
Step 2: Reduce the Playback Speed
Click Playback from the menu bar at the top, and drag the Playback Speed slider to the left to reduce the speed of the video.
Step 3: Resume the Playback
Click anywhere on the screen to close the Playback menu, and then click the Play button from the bottom to resume the video playback in slow motion.
Part 3: How to Control Playback Speed in VLC Media Player on Android and iOS?
Although the playback speed of a video on both Android and iOS devices can be controlled with a slider, the location where the controller is placed on the two platforms varies, and so does the process of reaching there. Both the methods are explained below for your convenience:
Play Video in Slow Motion on Android with VLC
Step 1: Pause the Playback
Launch VLC on your Android phone (Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ is used here for illustrations), locate and open the video in VLC, tap anywhere on the screen, and tap the Pause button from the bottom to pause the playback.
Step 2: Set a Slower Playback Speed
Tap the More icon from the bottom-right corner, tap Playback speed from the menu that appears, and drag the slider that is present at the bottom to the left to reduce the speed. Alternatively, you can also repeatedly tap the down arrow that is present at the right of the slider to slow down the speed in the decrements of 0.05x.
Step 3: Resume the Playback
Tap anywhere on the screen, and when the Playback speed slider disappears, tap the screen one more time. Now, tap the Play icon from the bottom to resume the video playback.
Play Video in Slow Motion on iPhone with VLC
Step 1: Pause the Playback
Assuming that you have already added the video to the VLC library by connecting it to iTunes, launch the app on your iOS device (iPhone 13 Pro Max is used here for illustrations). Tap the video that you want to play in slow motion, and then tap the Pause icon from the bottom.
Step 2: Reduce the Playback Speed
Tap anywhere on the screen, and tap the Clock icon from the lower-left corner. Next, drag the Playback speed slider to the left to reduce the playback speed.
Step 3: Resume the Playback
Right after decreasing the speed, tap the Play icon from the bottom to resume the playback. If the controllers disappear, you can tap anywhere on the screen again, and then tap the Play icon.
Part 4: How to Set up the Default Playback Speed on VLC?
The processes of setting up default playback speed on different platforms and devices vary. For your convenience, all of them are explained below:
Set up Default Playback Speed in VLC on Windows
- Go to Tools > Preferences in VLC media player, and then click the All button from the Show settings section at the bottom.
- Select Input / Codecs from the left pane of the Advanced Preferences box, and then specify your preferred speed in the Playback speed field that is present under the Playback control section on the right window
- Click Save to save the changes
Set up Default Playback Speed in VLC on Mac
- Launch VLC, and go to VLC media player from the menu bar, and then click Preferences; and then click Show All from the bottom of the Preferences box to display all preferences setting options;
- Click the Input / Codecs from the left pane, and then define your preferred speed in the Playback speed field under the Playback control section in the right window, and then click Save to save the changes.
How to Change VLC Media Player Default Speed on Android
Note: At the time of this writing, the Android version of VLC doesn’t allow you to set a global default playback speed. However, you can set it on a per video basis. This means that every time that video is played, the playback speed will remain what you set for it. You must do this for each video in your VLC library individually.
- Launch VLC, and then tap More from the bottom-right corner; next, tap SETTINGS from the upper-left area;
- Tap Video from the Extra settings section, and then check the Save Playback Speed box
How to Change VLC Media Player Default Speed on iOS and iPhone
- Tap Settings from the Home screen, and then scroll down and tap VLC
- Tap Default playback speed from the GENERIC section, and then tap to select a playback speed from the available list to set it as the default.
Conclusion
It is pretty convenient to reduce the playback speed in VLC media player regardless of the platform or device you are using. While the processes of getting the job might be different, the principle behind it remains the same. When on Windows, the playback speed can be decreased to 0.02x and can be increased to more than 100x. This facility is not available on Mac, iOS, or Android platforms. Also, if you want, you can set the default playback speed for the videos so that every time a clip is played, the pace remains what you specified as default.
02 How to Play Slow Motion Effects on Mac with VLC?
03 How to Control Playback Speed in VLC Media Player on Android and iOS?
04 How to Set up the Default Playback Speed on VLC?
Part 1: How to Play Video in Slow Motion Effects on Windows with VLC?
VLC is one of the best media players to play videos in slow motion . You can follow the instructions that are given below to learn how to play a video in slow motion in VLC on a Windows PC:
Step 1: Start Video Playback
Launch VLC on your Windows computer (a Windows 11 PC is used here for illustrations), click Media from the menu bar at the top, click Open File from the menu, and locate and open a video that you want to watch in slow motion. If VLC is your default media player, simply double-clicking the clip automatically opens the file in the app.
Step 2: Reduce the Playback Speed (In Decrements of 0.10x)
Once the playback begins, press the Spacebar on the keyboard to pause the video. Next, go to the Playback menu from the top, go to Speed, and click Slower (fine) once. This will reduce the speed to 0.90x. Clicking Slower (fine) again will further slow down the video to 0.80x speed. You can repeat this process until you reduce the speed to your desired level. Press Spacebar again to resume the playback in slow motion.
Note: The lowest speed that you can go to using this process is 0.03x.
Step 3: Reduce the Playback Speed (In Decrements in Percentage)
Pause the playback and go to Playback > Speed as explained in the previous step. From the list that comes up, click Slower (the last option). This will reduce the speed to 0.67x. Click Slower again and the speed will further go down to 0.50x. You can repeat this process until you reach your desired playback speed. Press Spacebar to resume the playback in slow motion. With this method, you can reduce the speed to as low as 0.02x.
Note: You can click Normal from the Speed submenu to play the video at normal speed.
Step 4: Using the Shortcut Keys (Optional)
You can press the left square bracket ‘[‘ on your keyboard to reduce the speed in decrements of 0.10x. To get back to the normal speed, press the equals to ‘=’ key. Likewise, pressing the right square bracket ‘]’ increases the speed by 0.10x.
Note: As it is with the Slower (fine) and Slower options, you can use Faster (fine) to add 0.10x increments to the speed, and Faster to increase percentage-wise. Also, if Faster (fine) is clicked repeatedly or its shortcut key is used multiple times, the speed can be increased up to 31.25x. On the other hand, by using the Faster option repeatedly, the speed can be increased to more than 100x.
Part 2: How to Play Slow Motion Effects on Mac with VLC?
The process of slowing down the video playback in VLC on a Mac computer is almost identical to that in Windows. You can learn how to get this done by following the steps that are given below:
Step 1: Open and Pause the Video
Locate and right-click the video that you want to play in slow motion, go to Open With from the context menu, and click VLC from the submenu. Once the clip opens, click the Pause button from the bottom as explained in the previous section.
Step 2: Reduce the Playback Speed
Click Playback from the menu bar at the top, and drag the Playback Speed slider to the left to reduce the speed of the video.
Step 3: Resume the Playback
Click anywhere on the screen to close the Playback menu, and then click the Play button from the bottom to resume the video playback in slow motion.
Part 3: How to Control Playback Speed in VLC Media Player on Android and iOS?
Although the playback speed of a video on both Android and iOS devices can be controlled with a slider, the location where the controller is placed on the two platforms varies, and so does the process of reaching there. Both the methods are explained below for your convenience:
Play Video in Slow Motion on Android with VLC
Step 1: Pause the Playback
Launch VLC on your Android phone (Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ is used here for illustrations), locate and open the video in VLC, tap anywhere on the screen, and tap the Pause button from the bottom to pause the playback.
Step 2: Set a Slower Playback Speed
Tap the More icon from the bottom-right corner, tap Playback speed from the menu that appears, and drag the slider that is present at the bottom to the left to reduce the speed. Alternatively, you can also repeatedly tap the down arrow that is present at the right of the slider to slow down the speed in the decrements of 0.05x.
Step 3: Resume the Playback
Tap anywhere on the screen, and when the Playback speed slider disappears, tap the screen one more time. Now, tap the Play icon from the bottom to resume the video playback.
Play Video in Slow Motion on iPhone with VLC
Step 1: Pause the Playback
Assuming that you have already added the video to the VLC library by connecting it to iTunes, launch the app on your iOS device (iPhone 13 Pro Max is used here for illustrations). Tap the video that you want to play in slow motion, and then tap the Pause icon from the bottom.
Step 2: Reduce the Playback Speed
Tap anywhere on the screen, and tap the Clock icon from the lower-left corner. Next, drag the Playback speed slider to the left to reduce the playback speed.
Step 3: Resume the Playback
Right after decreasing the speed, tap the Play icon from the bottom to resume the playback. If the controllers disappear, you can tap anywhere on the screen again, and then tap the Play icon.
Part 4: How to Set up the Default Playback Speed on VLC?
The processes of setting up default playback speed on different platforms and devices vary. For your convenience, all of them are explained below:
Set up Default Playback Speed in VLC on Windows
- Go to Tools > Preferences in VLC media player, and then click the All button from the Show settings section at the bottom.
- Select Input / Codecs from the left pane of the Advanced Preferences box, and then specify your preferred speed in the Playback speed field that is present under the Playback control section on the right window
- Click Save to save the changes
Set up Default Playback Speed in VLC on Mac
- Launch VLC, and go to VLC media player from the menu bar, and then click Preferences; and then click Show All from the bottom of the Preferences box to display all preferences setting options;
- Click the Input / Codecs from the left pane, and then define your preferred speed in the Playback speed field under the Playback control section in the right window, and then click Save to save the changes.
How to Change VLC Media Player Default Speed on Android
Note: At the time of this writing, the Android version of VLC doesn’t allow you to set a global default playback speed. However, you can set it on a per video basis. This means that every time that video is played, the playback speed will remain what you set for it. You must do this for each video in your VLC library individually.
- Launch VLC, and then tap More from the bottom-right corner; next, tap SETTINGS from the upper-left area;
- Tap Video from the Extra settings section, and then check the Save Playback Speed box
How to Change VLC Media Player Default Speed on iOS and iPhone
- Tap Settings from the Home screen, and then scroll down and tap VLC
- Tap Default playback speed from the GENERIC section, and then tap to select a playback speed from the available list to set it as the default.
Conclusion
It is pretty convenient to reduce the playback speed in VLC media player regardless of the platform or device you are using. While the processes of getting the job might be different, the principle behind it remains the same. When on Windows, the playback speed can be decreased to 0.02x and can be increased to more than 100x. This facility is not available on Mac, iOS, or Android platforms. Also, if you want, you can set the default playback speed for the videos so that every time a clip is played, the pace remains what you specified as default.
02 How to Play Slow Motion Effects on Mac with VLC?
03 How to Control Playback Speed in VLC Media Player on Android and iOS?
04 How to Set up the Default Playback Speed on VLC?
Part 1: How to Play Video in Slow Motion Effects on Windows with VLC?
VLC is one of the best media players to play videos in slow motion . You can follow the instructions that are given below to learn how to play a video in slow motion in VLC on a Windows PC:
Step 1: Start Video Playback
Launch VLC on your Windows computer (a Windows 11 PC is used here for illustrations), click Media from the menu bar at the top, click Open File from the menu, and locate and open a video that you want to watch in slow motion. If VLC is your default media player, simply double-clicking the clip automatically opens the file in the app.
Step 2: Reduce the Playback Speed (In Decrements of 0.10x)
Once the playback begins, press the Spacebar on the keyboard to pause the video. Next, go to the Playback menu from the top, go to Speed, and click Slower (fine) once. This will reduce the speed to 0.90x. Clicking Slower (fine) again will further slow down the video to 0.80x speed. You can repeat this process until you reduce the speed to your desired level. Press Spacebar again to resume the playback in slow motion.
Note: The lowest speed that you can go to using this process is 0.03x.
Step 3: Reduce the Playback Speed (In Decrements in Percentage)
Pause the playback and go to Playback > Speed as explained in the previous step. From the list that comes up, click Slower (the last option). This will reduce the speed to 0.67x. Click Slower again and the speed will further go down to 0.50x. You can repeat this process until you reach your desired playback speed. Press Spacebar to resume the playback in slow motion. With this method, you can reduce the speed to as low as 0.02x.
Note: You can click Normal from the Speed submenu to play the video at normal speed.
Step 4: Using the Shortcut Keys (Optional)
You can press the left square bracket ‘[‘ on your keyboard to reduce the speed in decrements of 0.10x. To get back to the normal speed, press the equals to ‘=’ key. Likewise, pressing the right square bracket ‘]’ increases the speed by 0.10x.
Note: As it is with the Slower (fine) and Slower options, you can use Faster (fine) to add 0.10x increments to the speed, and Faster to increase percentage-wise. Also, if Faster (fine) is clicked repeatedly or its shortcut key is used multiple times, the speed can be increased up to 31.25x. On the other hand, by using the Faster option repeatedly, the speed can be increased to more than 100x.
Part 2: How to Play Slow Motion Effects on Mac with VLC?
The process of slowing down the video playback in VLC on a Mac computer is almost identical to that in Windows. You can learn how to get this done by following the steps that are given below:
Step 1: Open and Pause the Video
Locate and right-click the video that you want to play in slow motion, go to Open With from the context menu, and click VLC from the submenu. Once the clip opens, click the Pause button from the bottom as explained in the previous section.
Step 2: Reduce the Playback Speed
Click Playback from the menu bar at the top, and drag the Playback Speed slider to the left to reduce the speed of the video.
Step 3: Resume the Playback
Click anywhere on the screen to close the Playback menu, and then click the Play button from the bottom to resume the video playback in slow motion.
Part 3: How to Control Playback Speed in VLC Media Player on Android and iOS?
Although the playback speed of a video on both Android and iOS devices can be controlled with a slider, the location where the controller is placed on the two platforms varies, and so does the process of reaching there. Both the methods are explained below for your convenience:
Play Video in Slow Motion on Android with VLC
Step 1: Pause the Playback
Launch VLC on your Android phone (Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ is used here for illustrations), locate and open the video in VLC, tap anywhere on the screen, and tap the Pause button from the bottom to pause the playback.
Step 2: Set a Slower Playback Speed
Tap the More icon from the bottom-right corner, tap Playback speed from the menu that appears, and drag the slider that is present at the bottom to the left to reduce the speed. Alternatively, you can also repeatedly tap the down arrow that is present at the right of the slider to slow down the speed in the decrements of 0.05x.
Step 3: Resume the Playback
Tap anywhere on the screen, and when the Playback speed slider disappears, tap the screen one more time. Now, tap the Play icon from the bottom to resume the video playback.
Play Video in Slow Motion on iPhone with VLC
Step 1: Pause the Playback
Assuming that you have already added the video to the VLC library by connecting it to iTunes, launch the app on your iOS device (iPhone 13 Pro Max is used here for illustrations). Tap the video that you want to play in slow motion, and then tap the Pause icon from the bottom.
Step 2: Reduce the Playback Speed
Tap anywhere on the screen, and tap the Clock icon from the lower-left corner. Next, drag the Playback speed slider to the left to reduce the playback speed.
Step 3: Resume the Playback
Right after decreasing the speed, tap the Play icon from the bottom to resume the playback. If the controllers disappear, you can tap anywhere on the screen again, and then tap the Play icon.
Part 4: How to Set up the Default Playback Speed on VLC?
The processes of setting up default playback speed on different platforms and devices vary. For your convenience, all of them are explained below:
Set up Default Playback Speed in VLC on Windows
- Go to Tools > Preferences in VLC media player, and then click the All button from the Show settings section at the bottom.
- Select Input / Codecs from the left pane of the Advanced Preferences box, and then specify your preferred speed in the Playback speed field that is present under the Playback control section on the right window
- Click Save to save the changes
Set up Default Playback Speed in VLC on Mac
- Launch VLC, and go to VLC media player from the menu bar, and then click Preferences; and then click Show All from the bottom of the Preferences box to display all preferences setting options;
- Click the Input / Codecs from the left pane, and then define your preferred speed in the Playback speed field under the Playback control section in the right window, and then click Save to save the changes.
How to Change VLC Media Player Default Speed on Android
Note: At the time of this writing, the Android version of VLC doesn’t allow you to set a global default playback speed. However, you can set it on a per video basis. This means that every time that video is played, the playback speed will remain what you set for it. You must do this for each video in your VLC library individually.
- Launch VLC, and then tap More from the bottom-right corner; next, tap SETTINGS from the upper-left area;
- Tap Video from the Extra settings section, and then check the Save Playback Speed box
How to Change VLC Media Player Default Speed on iOS and iPhone
- Tap Settings from the Home screen, and then scroll down and tap VLC
- Tap Default playback speed from the GENERIC section, and then tap to select a playback speed from the available list to set it as the default.
Conclusion
It is pretty convenient to reduce the playback speed in VLC media player regardless of the platform or device you are using. While the processes of getting the job might be different, the principle behind it remains the same. When on Windows, the playback speed can be decreased to 0.02x and can be increased to more than 100x. This facility is not available on Mac, iOS, or Android platforms. Also, if you want, you can set the default playback speed for the videos so that every time a clip is played, the pace remains what you specified as default.
Cut and Crop: A Step-by-Step Guide to Trimming Videos with Kapwing
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When you make a video, you’re competing for people’s attention. Trimming videos is a fundamental element of editing. Strategic video trimming with Kapwing Trimmer allows you to cut out anything unnecessary, leaving you with the content your audience desires. Many people also use this tool to trim the end or beginning of their videos to help them get the attention they deserve. We’ll explain how to trim videos with the Kapwing Trim online tool.
In this article
02 How to Trim a Video with Kapwing
03 Extra Information About Kapwing Editor
What Is Kapwing Editor?
Kapwing is an online GIF, video, and image editing platform designed to enable digital storytelling. This online tool helps you trim videos and add subtitles. It’s user-friendly, and anyone with an idea of video production can use it. You do not need tutorials or software download to start using this tool; you only need efficient creativity, as you can edit a video as much as your creativity will allow you.
The selling point for Kapwing is how easy you can use the online editing tool, making it suitable for both professional and amateur video producers. For this reason, the popularity of Kapwing Video Trimmer has grown 10x, with over 1 million people using this editing tool.
With Kapwing editor, you can filter, trim, resize, and loop videos. The tool also allows you to add audio to your video and sync it with the video. What’s more? You can convert images to videos and watermark them.
Having multiple templates and tools makes things easy, and this will help you make professional-like videos that people will think you used high-end software.
How to Trim a Video with Kapwing
To start using Kapwing Video Trim, you need to follow the steps below:
Step 1
Visit Kapwing.com with your browser using your tablet, smartphone, or computer.Hit the Start Editing button to enter the Studio; no need to create an account.
Step 2
You have several options to upload your video from the web or your device. The Upload button allows you to upload videos from your system.
Step 3
You can also drag and drop the file onto the workspace or the Studio canvas. Alternatively, you can copy and paste the URL of your video from sites GIPHY, Google Drive, or YouTube and import it directly.
Once you have uploaded your video, you can start using Kapwing Video Trimmer to trim unnecessary content or make it shorter.
Step 4
A box will pop up at the bottom of the screen; this is referred to as the Timeline, and it’s where the different pieces you’re adding to the video will appear, including images layers, text layers, and video clips.
Step 5
Your video plays from the left side to the right side. The Play icon allows you to play the video and preview your project. Use the seeker to go to any point of your video that you want to see how it will look like.
Step 6
If you want more precision while editing individual video clips in the Timeline, use the Zoom In and Zoom out buttons to see a more precise view.
Step 7
To trim the video, click the Trim button.
Click and drag the ends of your video to adjust the end and start times of the video layer. Anything that you remove won’t be in the final video.
If you have more layers on your project, click and select the layer you would like to trim.
Step 8
You can also use the Timing tab to trim your video. To do this, click your clip and head over to the top right side of your screen.
You can now specify the exact time you would like the video to start and end instead of using the clicking and dragging method.
Clicking the numerals will allow you to use the up and down arrow keys and trim the video to start and end where you have specified.
You can also use the seeker to set the time where you would like the video to start and end, and then go to the numerals and click set to the current time.
Kapwing Video Trimmer will create a huge gap when you select this option. You’ll see a blank white canvas until the video starts.
You can leave this white space and add other clips or remove it so that your video starts at zero by clicking it and hitting the Delete key on your keyboard.
Step 9
Once you have finished trimming your video with Video Trimmer Kapwing, click the Export Video button.
You’ll have to sign in to remove the watermark. Click the Download button to download the trimmed video to your device.
Extra Information About Kapwing Editor
Now that you know how to trim videos with Kapwing Video Trimmer let’s look at five things about this online editing tool that you need to know.
1. You Can Cut and Split Parts of Your Videos
With the Kapwing Video Editing tool, you can cut out the middle of your video clip by using the split key. You only need to drag the seeker to where you would like to cut out, then click the Split button. Doing this will turn the original video clip into two clips that you drag to trim down any part that you do not want to appear in your video.
2. How to Collaborate With Kapwing
Kapwing allows you to work as a group remotely and in real-time while accessing each other’s files. The tool is also ideal for teams, outsourced workers, and virtual assistants. All you have to do is invite your peers or colleagues to a Workspace, and Kaping will allow you to work together on GIF, video, and image edits.
To share your Kapwing Workspace to collaborate with other users without giving them your log-in information, follow the steps below.
- Simply go to the folder you would like to share and hit the Share button.
- You’ll then have to type in the email address of the person you want to share the folder with.
- Once you have done this, click the Send Invite button to copy and send a link to an invitation to your folder.
Your collaborator needs to open the email with the link and click Join Now. They’ll also have to create an account by linking their Facebook or Google account and then accept the invite again once they have signed in.
3. You Can Add Audio and Text to Your Video
Kapwing editor allows you to add audio and text using two methods: subtitles and text boxes. Use single text boxes for information, names, titles, and labels. To do this, hit the Text button located in the upper toolbar, then enter the text you want into the box.
All the text editing options will appear on the right, including angle, position, style, outline, color, and font. The Anime tab allows you to add up to 10 different animations to the text box. Additionally, you can add subtitles to your videos if you want your audience to follow along while listening to the spoken words in the video.
4. Share Your Videos With Others
After creating your video project, you can share it with others from the download page. You can share your video directly on Instagram. Twitter, and Facebook. You can also copy the video’s link and then send it to anyone you want, and they will be able to view it.
Desktop solution for video trimming - Filmora
Filmora is also a video editing tool that allows you to create HD videos. The software lets you crop, trim, merge, and rotate videos. This simple-to-use tool empowers your stories by making your videos eyecatching to attract more viewers. You can also adjust contrast, brightness, temperature, saturation, and tint.
Moreover, you can remove background and apply effects. Filmora has tons of effects on its Effects library that you can just drag and drop onto your video clip after placing it on the timeline.
The 4K editing support feature allows you to edit and export your videos at 4K resolution. You can also adjust the dynamic range and white balance of your videos.
Conclusion
● Kapwing Trimmer allows you to trim videos and remove unwanted scenes and let you start the videos where you want them to begin. The best part is: After you have finished working on your videos, the platform allows you to share them with other websites. Use Filmora to edit your videos and enhance their quality.
When you make a video, you’re competing for people’s attention. Trimming videos is a fundamental element of editing. Strategic video trimming with Kapwing Trimmer allows you to cut out anything unnecessary, leaving you with the content your audience desires. Many people also use this tool to trim the end or beginning of their videos to help them get the attention they deserve. We’ll explain how to trim videos with the Kapwing Trim online tool.
In this article
02 How to Trim a Video with Kapwing
03 Extra Information About Kapwing Editor
What Is Kapwing Editor?
Kapwing is an online GIF, video, and image editing platform designed to enable digital storytelling. This online tool helps you trim videos and add subtitles. It’s user-friendly, and anyone with an idea of video production can use it. You do not need tutorials or software download to start using this tool; you only need efficient creativity, as you can edit a video as much as your creativity will allow you.
The selling point for Kapwing is how easy you can use the online editing tool, making it suitable for both professional and amateur video producers. For this reason, the popularity of Kapwing Video Trimmer has grown 10x, with over 1 million people using this editing tool.
With Kapwing editor, you can filter, trim, resize, and loop videos. The tool also allows you to add audio to your video and sync it with the video. What’s more? You can convert images to videos and watermark them.
Having multiple templates and tools makes things easy, and this will help you make professional-like videos that people will think you used high-end software.
How to Trim a Video with Kapwing
To start using Kapwing Video Trim, you need to follow the steps below:
Step 1
Visit Kapwing.com with your browser using your tablet, smartphone, or computer.Hit the Start Editing button to enter the Studio; no need to create an account.
Step 2
You have several options to upload your video from the web or your device. The Upload button allows you to upload videos from your system.
Step 3
You can also drag and drop the file onto the workspace or the Studio canvas. Alternatively, you can copy and paste the URL of your video from sites GIPHY, Google Drive, or YouTube and import it directly.
Once you have uploaded your video, you can start using Kapwing Video Trimmer to trim unnecessary content or make it shorter.
Step 4
A box will pop up at the bottom of the screen; this is referred to as the Timeline, and it’s where the different pieces you’re adding to the video will appear, including images layers, text layers, and video clips.
Step 5
Your video plays from the left side to the right side. The Play icon allows you to play the video and preview your project. Use the seeker to go to any point of your video that you want to see how it will look like.
Step 6
If you want more precision while editing individual video clips in the Timeline, use the Zoom In and Zoom out buttons to see a more precise view.
Step 7
To trim the video, click the Trim button.
Click and drag the ends of your video to adjust the end and start times of the video layer. Anything that you remove won’t be in the final video.
If you have more layers on your project, click and select the layer you would like to trim.
Step 8
You can also use the Timing tab to trim your video. To do this, click your clip and head over to the top right side of your screen.
You can now specify the exact time you would like the video to start and end instead of using the clicking and dragging method.
Clicking the numerals will allow you to use the up and down arrow keys and trim the video to start and end where you have specified.
You can also use the seeker to set the time where you would like the video to start and end, and then go to the numerals and click set to the current time.
Kapwing Video Trimmer will create a huge gap when you select this option. You’ll see a blank white canvas until the video starts.
You can leave this white space and add other clips or remove it so that your video starts at zero by clicking it and hitting the Delete key on your keyboard.
Step 9
Once you have finished trimming your video with Video Trimmer Kapwing, click the Export Video button.
You’ll have to sign in to remove the watermark. Click the Download button to download the trimmed video to your device.
Extra Information About Kapwing Editor
Now that you know how to trim videos with Kapwing Video Trimmer let’s look at five things about this online editing tool that you need to know.
1. You Can Cut and Split Parts of Your Videos
With the Kapwing Video Editing tool, you can cut out the middle of your video clip by using the split key. You only need to drag the seeker to where you would like to cut out, then click the Split button. Doing this will turn the original video clip into two clips that you drag to trim down any part that you do not want to appear in your video.
2. How to Collaborate With Kapwing
Kapwing allows you to work as a group remotely and in real-time while accessing each other’s files. The tool is also ideal for teams, outsourced workers, and virtual assistants. All you have to do is invite your peers or colleagues to a Workspace, and Kaping will allow you to work together on GIF, video, and image edits.
To share your Kapwing Workspace to collaborate with other users without giving them your log-in information, follow the steps below.
- Simply go to the folder you would like to share and hit the Share button.
- You’ll then have to type in the email address of the person you want to share the folder with.
- Once you have done this, click the Send Invite button to copy and send a link to an invitation to your folder.
Your collaborator needs to open the email with the link and click Join Now. They’ll also have to create an account by linking their Facebook or Google account and then accept the invite again once they have signed in.
3. You Can Add Audio and Text to Your Video
Kapwing editor allows you to add audio and text using two methods: subtitles and text boxes. Use single text boxes for information, names, titles, and labels. To do this, hit the Text button located in the upper toolbar, then enter the text you want into the box.
All the text editing options will appear on the right, including angle, position, style, outline, color, and font. The Anime tab allows you to add up to 10 different animations to the text box. Additionally, you can add subtitles to your videos if you want your audience to follow along while listening to the spoken words in the video.
4. Share Your Videos With Others
After creating your video project, you can share it with others from the download page. You can share your video directly on Instagram. Twitter, and Facebook. You can also copy the video’s link and then send it to anyone you want, and they will be able to view it.
Desktop solution for video trimming - Filmora
Filmora is also a video editing tool that allows you to create HD videos. The software lets you crop, trim, merge, and rotate videos. This simple-to-use tool empowers your stories by making your videos eyecatching to attract more viewers. You can also adjust contrast, brightness, temperature, saturation, and tint.
Moreover, you can remove background and apply effects. Filmora has tons of effects on its Effects library that you can just drag and drop onto your video clip after placing it on the timeline.
The 4K editing support feature allows you to edit and export your videos at 4K resolution. You can also adjust the dynamic range and white balance of your videos.
Conclusion
● Kapwing Trimmer allows you to trim videos and remove unwanted scenes and let you start the videos where you want them to begin. The best part is: After you have finished working on your videos, the platform allows you to share them with other websites. Use Filmora to edit your videos and enhance their quality.
When you make a video, you’re competing for people’s attention. Trimming videos is a fundamental element of editing. Strategic video trimming with Kapwing Trimmer allows you to cut out anything unnecessary, leaving you with the content your audience desires. Many people also use this tool to trim the end or beginning of their videos to help them get the attention they deserve. We’ll explain how to trim videos with the Kapwing Trim online tool.
In this article
02 How to Trim a Video with Kapwing
03 Extra Information About Kapwing Editor
What Is Kapwing Editor?
Kapwing is an online GIF, video, and image editing platform designed to enable digital storytelling. This online tool helps you trim videos and add subtitles. It’s user-friendly, and anyone with an idea of video production can use it. You do not need tutorials or software download to start using this tool; you only need efficient creativity, as you can edit a video as much as your creativity will allow you.
The selling point for Kapwing is how easy you can use the online editing tool, making it suitable for both professional and amateur video producers. For this reason, the popularity of Kapwing Video Trimmer has grown 10x, with over 1 million people using this editing tool.
With Kapwing editor, you can filter, trim, resize, and loop videos. The tool also allows you to add audio to your video and sync it with the video. What’s more? You can convert images to videos and watermark them.
Having multiple templates and tools makes things easy, and this will help you make professional-like videos that people will think you used high-end software.
How to Trim a Video with Kapwing
To start using Kapwing Video Trim, you need to follow the steps below:
Step 1
Visit Kapwing.com with your browser using your tablet, smartphone, or computer.Hit the Start Editing button to enter the Studio; no need to create an account.
Step 2
You have several options to upload your video from the web or your device. The Upload button allows you to upload videos from your system.
Step 3
You can also drag and drop the file onto the workspace or the Studio canvas. Alternatively, you can copy and paste the URL of your video from sites GIPHY, Google Drive, or YouTube and import it directly.
Once you have uploaded your video, you can start using Kapwing Video Trimmer to trim unnecessary content or make it shorter.
Step 4
A box will pop up at the bottom of the screen; this is referred to as the Timeline, and it’s where the different pieces you’re adding to the video will appear, including images layers, text layers, and video clips.
Step 5
Your video plays from the left side to the right side. The Play icon allows you to play the video and preview your project. Use the seeker to go to any point of your video that you want to see how it will look like.
Step 6
If you want more precision while editing individual video clips in the Timeline, use the Zoom In and Zoom out buttons to see a more precise view.
Step 7
To trim the video, click the Trim button.
Click and drag the ends of your video to adjust the end and start times of the video layer. Anything that you remove won’t be in the final video.
If you have more layers on your project, click and select the layer you would like to trim.
Step 8
You can also use the Timing tab to trim your video. To do this, click your clip and head over to the top right side of your screen.
You can now specify the exact time you would like the video to start and end instead of using the clicking and dragging method.
Clicking the numerals will allow you to use the up and down arrow keys and trim the video to start and end where you have specified.
You can also use the seeker to set the time where you would like the video to start and end, and then go to the numerals and click set to the current time.
Kapwing Video Trimmer will create a huge gap when you select this option. You’ll see a blank white canvas until the video starts.
You can leave this white space and add other clips or remove it so that your video starts at zero by clicking it and hitting the Delete key on your keyboard.
Step 9
Once you have finished trimming your video with Video Trimmer Kapwing, click the Export Video button.
You’ll have to sign in to remove the watermark. Click the Download button to download the trimmed video to your device.
Extra Information About Kapwing Editor
Now that you know how to trim videos with Kapwing Video Trimmer let’s look at five things about this online editing tool that you need to know.
1. You Can Cut and Split Parts of Your Videos
With the Kapwing Video Editing tool, you can cut out the middle of your video clip by using the split key. You only need to drag the seeker to where you would like to cut out, then click the Split button. Doing this will turn the original video clip into two clips that you drag to trim down any part that you do not want to appear in your video.
2. How to Collaborate With Kapwing
Kapwing allows you to work as a group remotely and in real-time while accessing each other’s files. The tool is also ideal for teams, outsourced workers, and virtual assistants. All you have to do is invite your peers or colleagues to a Workspace, and Kaping will allow you to work together on GIF, video, and image edits.
To share your Kapwing Workspace to collaborate with other users without giving them your log-in information, follow the steps below.
- Simply go to the folder you would like to share and hit the Share button.
- You’ll then have to type in the email address of the person you want to share the folder with.
- Once you have done this, click the Send Invite button to copy and send a link to an invitation to your folder.
Your collaborator needs to open the email with the link and click Join Now. They’ll also have to create an account by linking their Facebook or Google account and then accept the invite again once they have signed in.
3. You Can Add Audio and Text to Your Video
Kapwing editor allows you to add audio and text using two methods: subtitles and text boxes. Use single text boxes for information, names, titles, and labels. To do this, hit the Text button located in the upper toolbar, then enter the text you want into the box.
All the text editing options will appear on the right, including angle, position, style, outline, color, and font. The Anime tab allows you to add up to 10 different animations to the text box. Additionally, you can add subtitles to your videos if you want your audience to follow along while listening to the spoken words in the video.
4. Share Your Videos With Others
After creating your video project, you can share it with others from the download page. You can share your video directly on Instagram. Twitter, and Facebook. You can also copy the video’s link and then send it to anyone you want, and they will be able to view it.
Desktop solution for video trimming - Filmora
Filmora is also a video editing tool that allows you to create HD videos. The software lets you crop, trim, merge, and rotate videos. This simple-to-use tool empowers your stories by making your videos eyecatching to attract more viewers. You can also adjust contrast, brightness, temperature, saturation, and tint.
Moreover, you can remove background and apply effects. Filmora has tons of effects on its Effects library that you can just drag and drop onto your video clip after placing it on the timeline.
The 4K editing support feature allows you to edit and export your videos at 4K resolution. You can also adjust the dynamic range and white balance of your videos.
Conclusion
● Kapwing Trimmer allows you to trim videos and remove unwanted scenes and let you start the videos where you want them to begin. The best part is: After you have finished working on your videos, the platform allows you to share them with other websites. Use Filmora to edit your videos and enhance their quality.
When you make a video, you’re competing for people’s attention. Trimming videos is a fundamental element of editing. Strategic video trimming with Kapwing Trimmer allows you to cut out anything unnecessary, leaving you with the content your audience desires. Many people also use this tool to trim the end or beginning of their videos to help them get the attention they deserve. We’ll explain how to trim videos with the Kapwing Trim online tool.
In this article
02 How to Trim a Video with Kapwing
03 Extra Information About Kapwing Editor
What Is Kapwing Editor?
Kapwing is an online GIF, video, and image editing platform designed to enable digital storytelling. This online tool helps you trim videos and add subtitles. It’s user-friendly, and anyone with an idea of video production can use it. You do not need tutorials or software download to start using this tool; you only need efficient creativity, as you can edit a video as much as your creativity will allow you.
The selling point for Kapwing is how easy you can use the online editing tool, making it suitable for both professional and amateur video producers. For this reason, the popularity of Kapwing Video Trimmer has grown 10x, with over 1 million people using this editing tool.
With Kapwing editor, you can filter, trim, resize, and loop videos. The tool also allows you to add audio to your video and sync it with the video. What’s more? You can convert images to videos and watermark them.
Having multiple templates and tools makes things easy, and this will help you make professional-like videos that people will think you used high-end software.
How to Trim a Video with Kapwing
To start using Kapwing Video Trim, you need to follow the steps below:
Step 1
Visit Kapwing.com with your browser using your tablet, smartphone, or computer.Hit the Start Editing button to enter the Studio; no need to create an account.
Step 2
You have several options to upload your video from the web or your device. The Upload button allows you to upload videos from your system.
Step 3
You can also drag and drop the file onto the workspace or the Studio canvas. Alternatively, you can copy and paste the URL of your video from sites GIPHY, Google Drive, or YouTube and import it directly.
Once you have uploaded your video, you can start using Kapwing Video Trimmer to trim unnecessary content or make it shorter.
Step 4
A box will pop up at the bottom of the screen; this is referred to as the Timeline, and it’s where the different pieces you’re adding to the video will appear, including images layers, text layers, and video clips.
Step 5
Your video plays from the left side to the right side. The Play icon allows you to play the video and preview your project. Use the seeker to go to any point of your video that you want to see how it will look like.
Step 6
If you want more precision while editing individual video clips in the Timeline, use the Zoom In and Zoom out buttons to see a more precise view.
Step 7
To trim the video, click the Trim button.
Click and drag the ends of your video to adjust the end and start times of the video layer. Anything that you remove won’t be in the final video.
If you have more layers on your project, click and select the layer you would like to trim.
Step 8
You can also use the Timing tab to trim your video. To do this, click your clip and head over to the top right side of your screen.
You can now specify the exact time you would like the video to start and end instead of using the clicking and dragging method.
Clicking the numerals will allow you to use the up and down arrow keys and trim the video to start and end where you have specified.
You can also use the seeker to set the time where you would like the video to start and end, and then go to the numerals and click set to the current time.
Kapwing Video Trimmer will create a huge gap when you select this option. You’ll see a blank white canvas until the video starts.
You can leave this white space and add other clips or remove it so that your video starts at zero by clicking it and hitting the Delete key on your keyboard.
Step 9
Once you have finished trimming your video with Video Trimmer Kapwing, click the Export Video button.
You’ll have to sign in to remove the watermark. Click the Download button to download the trimmed video to your device.
Extra Information About Kapwing Editor
Now that you know how to trim videos with Kapwing Video Trimmer let’s look at five things about this online editing tool that you need to know.
1. You Can Cut and Split Parts of Your Videos
With the Kapwing Video Editing tool, you can cut out the middle of your video clip by using the split key. You only need to drag the seeker to where you would like to cut out, then click the Split button. Doing this will turn the original video clip into two clips that you drag to trim down any part that you do not want to appear in your video.
2. How to Collaborate With Kapwing
Kapwing allows you to work as a group remotely and in real-time while accessing each other’s files. The tool is also ideal for teams, outsourced workers, and virtual assistants. All you have to do is invite your peers or colleagues to a Workspace, and Kaping will allow you to work together on GIF, video, and image edits.
To share your Kapwing Workspace to collaborate with other users without giving them your log-in information, follow the steps below.
- Simply go to the folder you would like to share and hit the Share button.
- You’ll then have to type in the email address of the person you want to share the folder with.
- Once you have done this, click the Send Invite button to copy and send a link to an invitation to your folder.
Your collaborator needs to open the email with the link and click Join Now. They’ll also have to create an account by linking their Facebook or Google account and then accept the invite again once they have signed in.
3. You Can Add Audio and Text to Your Video
Kapwing editor allows you to add audio and text using two methods: subtitles and text boxes. Use single text boxes for information, names, titles, and labels. To do this, hit the Text button located in the upper toolbar, then enter the text you want into the box.
All the text editing options will appear on the right, including angle, position, style, outline, color, and font. The Anime tab allows you to add up to 10 different animations to the text box. Additionally, you can add subtitles to your videos if you want your audience to follow along while listening to the spoken words in the video.
4. Share Your Videos With Others
After creating your video project, you can share it with others from the download page. You can share your video directly on Instagram. Twitter, and Facebook. You can also copy the video’s link and then send it to anyone you want, and they will be able to view it.
Desktop solution for video trimming - Filmora
Filmora is also a video editing tool that allows you to create HD videos. The software lets you crop, trim, merge, and rotate videos. This simple-to-use tool empowers your stories by making your videos eyecatching to attract more viewers. You can also adjust contrast, brightness, temperature, saturation, and tint.
Moreover, you can remove background and apply effects. Filmora has tons of effects on its Effects library that you can just drag and drop onto your video clip after placing it on the timeline.
The 4K editing support feature allows you to edit and export your videos at 4K resolution. You can also adjust the dynamic range and white balance of your videos.
Conclusion
● Kapwing Trimmer allows you to trim videos and remove unwanted scenes and let you start the videos where you want them to begin. The best part is: After you have finished working on your videos, the platform allows you to share them with other websites. Use Filmora to edit your videos and enhance their quality.
Vegas Pro vs Premiere Pro: A Comprehensive Comparison for Video Editors
Sony Vegas VS Adobe Premiere, Which One is Better?
Ollie Mattison
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
It’s an age-old battle, Vegas or Premiere , a comparison that many have made over the last few years in the market, as always when making a comparison, things are always skewed by the writer’s own views, so it is hard to draw any definitive conclusions. Here we aim to lay out the specifications of each product and discuss their effects on workflow, output, and usability to form an opinion beyond the ‘this is the one I like’ argument. However, we are aware of making a completely fair comparison is impossible. We will try our best. Hope you will enjoy it!
Part 1: Sony Vegas VS Adobe Premiere
1. Sony Vegas VS Adobe Premiere: Interface and Features Comparison
Adobe Premiere Interface
Vegas Interface
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| Direct Camcorder Capture | |
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| Drag and Drop | |
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| DVD Burning | |
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| Green Screen (Chroma Keying) | |
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| HD Support | |
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| Speed Change | |
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| Subtitles | |
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| Multi-Cam Support | |
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| 3D Editing | |
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Again the Premiere spec-sheet suggests it is a close call , and to be brutally honest that is mostly the truth. Premiere does have more ability within the editing department there is no question. There are very few things that Vegas does better (3D manipulation being the standout), but distilled into the bare bones of a list of ‘things’, so the differences are not so obvious. The usability factor for Vegas carries on into the editing process too, although it is perhaps inevitable that Premiere’s more complex abilities lead to a more complex interface structure and a steeper learning curve, it is still a truth that Vegas is just easier to get results from at the start.
Underneath the Vegas specifications though, Premiere does have plenty going for it, the Mercury Playback Engine that drives the editing suite enables renders real-time playback that saves time and makes for a much smoother workflow for any project, and whilst it will not apply to everyone, the multiple camera abilities are second to none and for those that use them, an invaluable and significant tool for producing professional-grade output.
I keep returning to this point, but in a comparison of the two products it is a very important one, whilst ultimately Premiere has more ability within it for producing high-quality video, it is the learning curve that is the major difference for new users . This should be a consideration for anyone looking at the two, however, the complexity of Premiere is not an insurmountable issue. There are numerous tutorials, both free and commercial, available to get any level of the user through the first steps of understanding the processes within Premiere, and of course the same is true of Vegas, although to my mind they would not be as essentially an item, whereas with Premiere, the very least that is required is going through Adobe’s own online video education for the software.
2. Sony Vegas VS Adobe Premiere: Specification Comparison
As we can see at first glance the two seem very comparable regarding the basic tools and utilities. The one glaring difference does not mentioned in the basic specs outlined above, however, is that Sony Vegas is a Windows-only product. Premiere has versions for both Mac and Windows , and whilst the dominance of Apple within the creative industries is nowhere near what it once was, a sizable number of people still use the Mac platform, and for them, Vegas isn’t even an option without resorting to emulation, which is a processor-intensive operation like video editing is not really a viable solution.
It is also important to consider that the spec-sheet itself doesn’t tell the whole story, with the audio and effect modules more advanced in Premiere , however, Vegas has the benefit of being a much easier program to get to grips with for anyone new to the video editing world, and although its abilities are perhaps ultimately not as sophisticated as Premiere, new users often find they get better results with Vegas due to the accessibility of its tools. For the more experienced this is probably not a factor, but it is worth considering for newcomers.
3. Sony Vegas VS Adobe Premiere: Workflow comparison
Once that initial barrier is overcome, however, I feel that the added functionality, workflow efficiency, and compatibility-out-of-the-box Premiere can deal with roughly double the number of media formats - of Adobe’s product makes it a superior product for long-term use.
The key here is long term, no one wants to relearn everything every couple of years, switching platforms endlessly searching for the ultimate product, so when making a choice for video editing I would always suggest that prospective users consider not just what they want now, but what they may want in the future. Vegas has the easier entry path, there is absolutely no question, however what if you later want the more sophisticated editing facilities? If you switch then you still have to go through learning Premiere, after learning Vegas. Learning one piece of software is a better choice, so which one will fulfill future needs should be taken into account.
4. Sony Vegas VS Adobe Premiere: Compatibility Comparison
There is also the issue of other production requirements. If you are aiming towards motion effects, animation, and other composite effects within your work, then consider the platform that will be carried out on as well. Here is where Adobe’s strength shines. The various products they put out work together extremely well, and in the case of video effects , Premiere and After Effects together offer a workflow and output quality that is as good as it gets. Saying either will do the job is not really a satisfactory conclusion for these types of comparisons, even if it is actually true. However, there are answers here.
Part 2: FAQ about Vegas
1. Can Sony Vegas be used on a Mac?
Sony Vegas professional was not generally a SONY item, and it is not, at this point, a SONY item.
It was offered to Magix before this previous year. It was initially a DAW Digital Audio Workstation programming that had video highlights. After some time, it developed into the item a considerable lot of us know and love, Vegas Pro.
A hearty and expert video altering programming! SONY hoped to port Vegas over to Mac for quite a while. They had effectively discharged a Mac form of SoundForge, and Vegas would have been straightaway.
I surmise they ran into a huge amount of specialized issues, the greatest being that they just needed Mac programming abilities.
Apple additionally discharged FCPX as a $299 altering application for Mac, which removed any gainfulness from the condition for SONY. So that answers why Sony Vegas on Mac is impossible.
2. Is there a Sony Vegas for free?
No, you do not get a Sony Vegas on Mac completely free at any time. However, there is a way in which you can torrent it or go for a free trial version.
Despite the option, the better suggestion for you is to go and purchase it instead of downloading it from anywhere else. It is because choosing the second option may lead to leakage of data from your computer.
Otherwise, you can also use alternative software such as Hitfilm Express or Lightworks. So, now you know that the Sony Vegas ‘Pro’ is just a faux term because there is no difference between the professional and normal version.
Both come at a premium cost anyway.
3. How much does Sony Vegas cost?
There are different plans of the Sony Vegas such as Vegas Pro Edit, Vegas Pro, Vegas Pro 365, Vegas Pro Suite. The Vegas Pro Edit generally costs around $698. Next, The Vegas Pro comes at the cost of $898. The popular Vegas Pro 365 is priced at $16.67 for every 3 months.
So, you need to pay a total of $66.68 annually. Lastly, the Sony Vegas Pro Suite comes at $1098 and is the costliest of all the versions.
Conclusion
In conclusion, Premiere is the more capable program, both in terms of workflow, output, and its ability to integrate with other applications to produce much more advanced output. For anyone looking for more than just an editor, it is the choice to make. Find some instructional material, dive in, and have fun.
This is a basic comparison between Adobe Premiere and Sony Vegas, which both are professional video editing software. If you want to learn more about Sony Vegas, please check Sony Vegas Editing . If you want to learn more about Premiere, you should not miss Adobe Premiere Editing Tips .
If neither Sony Vegas nor Adobe Premiere is the best suitable video editing software for you, you can visit The Best Sony Vegas Alternative for Windows , or Adobe Premiere Pro Alternatives and Similar Programs
Download Mac Version ](https://tools.techidaily.com/wondershare/filmora/download/ )
Ollie Mattison
Ollie Mattison is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Ollie Mattison
Ollie Mattison
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
It’s an age-old battle, Vegas or Premiere , a comparison that many have made over the last few years in the market, as always when making a comparison, things are always skewed by the writer’s own views, so it is hard to draw any definitive conclusions. Here we aim to lay out the specifications of each product and discuss their effects on workflow, output, and usability to form an opinion beyond the ‘this is the one I like’ argument. However, we are aware of making a completely fair comparison is impossible. We will try our best. Hope you will enjoy it!
Part 1: Sony Vegas VS Adobe Premiere
1. Sony Vegas VS Adobe Premiere: Interface and Features Comparison
Adobe Premiere Interface
Vegas Interface
| Editing Features | Adobe Premiere | Sony Vegas |
|---|---|---|
| Animation Tools | |
|
| Audio Transitions | |
|
| Color Correction | |
|
| Direct Camcorder Capture | |
|
| Drag and Drop | |
|
| DVD Burning | |
|
| Green Screen (Chroma Keying) | |
|
| HD Support | |
|
| Speed Change | |
|
| Subtitles | |
|
| Video Transitions | |
|
| Multi-Cam Support | |
|
| 3D Editing | |
|
| Visual Effects | |
Again the Premiere spec-sheet suggests it is a close call , and to be brutally honest that is mostly the truth. Premiere does have more ability within the editing department there is no question. There are very few things that Vegas does better (3D manipulation being the standout), but distilled into the bare bones of a list of ‘things’, so the differences are not so obvious. The usability factor for Vegas carries on into the editing process too, although it is perhaps inevitable that Premiere’s more complex abilities lead to a more complex interface structure and a steeper learning curve, it is still a truth that Vegas is just easier to get results from at the start.
Underneath the Vegas specifications though, Premiere does have plenty going for it, the Mercury Playback Engine that drives the editing suite enables renders real-time playback that saves time and makes for a much smoother workflow for any project, and whilst it will not apply to everyone, the multiple camera abilities are second to none and for those that use them, an invaluable and significant tool for producing professional-grade output.
I keep returning to this point, but in a comparison of the two products it is a very important one, whilst ultimately Premiere has more ability within it for producing high-quality video, it is the learning curve that is the major difference for new users . This should be a consideration for anyone looking at the two, however, the complexity of Premiere is not an insurmountable issue. There are numerous tutorials, both free and commercial, available to get any level of the user through the first steps of understanding the processes within Premiere, and of course the same is true of Vegas, although to my mind they would not be as essentially an item, whereas with Premiere, the very least that is required is going through Adobe’s own online video education for the software.
2. Sony Vegas VS Adobe Premiere: Specification Comparison
As we can see at first glance the two seem very comparable regarding the basic tools and utilities. The one glaring difference does not mentioned in the basic specs outlined above, however, is that Sony Vegas is a Windows-only product. Premiere has versions for both Mac and Windows , and whilst the dominance of Apple within the creative industries is nowhere near what it once was, a sizable number of people still use the Mac platform, and for them, Vegas isn’t even an option without resorting to emulation, which is a processor-intensive operation like video editing is not really a viable solution.
It is also important to consider that the spec-sheet itself doesn’t tell the whole story, with the audio and effect modules more advanced in Premiere , however, Vegas has the benefit of being a much easier program to get to grips with for anyone new to the video editing world, and although its abilities are perhaps ultimately not as sophisticated as Premiere, new users often find they get better results with Vegas due to the accessibility of its tools. For the more experienced this is probably not a factor, but it is worth considering for newcomers.
3. Sony Vegas VS Adobe Premiere: Workflow comparison
Once that initial barrier is overcome, however, I feel that the added functionality, workflow efficiency, and compatibility-out-of-the-box Premiere can deal with roughly double the number of media formats - of Adobe’s product makes it a superior product for long-term use.
The key here is long term, no one wants to relearn everything every couple of years, switching platforms endlessly searching for the ultimate product, so when making a choice for video editing I would always suggest that prospective users consider not just what they want now, but what they may want in the future. Vegas has the easier entry path, there is absolutely no question, however what if you later want the more sophisticated editing facilities? If you switch then you still have to go through learning Premiere, after learning Vegas. Learning one piece of software is a better choice, so which one will fulfill future needs should be taken into account.
4. Sony Vegas VS Adobe Premiere: Compatibility Comparison
There is also the issue of other production requirements. If you are aiming towards motion effects, animation, and other composite effects within your work, then consider the platform that will be carried out on as well. Here is where Adobe’s strength shines. The various products they put out work together extremely well, and in the case of video effects , Premiere and After Effects together offer a workflow and output quality that is as good as it gets. Saying either will do the job is not really a satisfactory conclusion for these types of comparisons, even if it is actually true. However, there are answers here.
Part 2: FAQ about Vegas
1. Can Sony Vegas be used on a Mac?
Sony Vegas professional was not generally a SONY item, and it is not, at this point, a SONY item.
It was offered to Magix before this previous year. It was initially a DAW Digital Audio Workstation programming that had video highlights. After some time, it developed into the item a considerable lot of us know and love, Vegas Pro.
A hearty and expert video altering programming! SONY hoped to port Vegas over to Mac for quite a while. They had effectively discharged a Mac form of SoundForge, and Vegas would have been straightaway.
I surmise they ran into a huge amount of specialized issues, the greatest being that they just needed Mac programming abilities.
Apple additionally discharged FCPX as a $299 altering application for Mac, which removed any gainfulness from the condition for SONY. So that answers why Sony Vegas on Mac is impossible.
2. Is there a Sony Vegas for free?
No, you do not get a Sony Vegas on Mac completely free at any time. However, there is a way in which you can torrent it or go for a free trial version.
Despite the option, the better suggestion for you is to go and purchase it instead of downloading it from anywhere else. It is because choosing the second option may lead to leakage of data from your computer.
Otherwise, you can also use alternative software such as Hitfilm Express or Lightworks. So, now you know that the Sony Vegas ‘Pro’ is just a faux term because there is no difference between the professional and normal version.
Both come at a premium cost anyway.
3. How much does Sony Vegas cost?
There are different plans of the Sony Vegas such as Vegas Pro Edit, Vegas Pro, Vegas Pro 365, Vegas Pro Suite. The Vegas Pro Edit generally costs around $698. Next, The Vegas Pro comes at the cost of $898. The popular Vegas Pro 365 is priced at $16.67 for every 3 months.
So, you need to pay a total of $66.68 annually. Lastly, the Sony Vegas Pro Suite comes at $1098 and is the costliest of all the versions.
Conclusion
In conclusion, Premiere is the more capable program, both in terms of workflow, output, and its ability to integrate with other applications to produce much more advanced output. For anyone looking for more than just an editor, it is the choice to make. Find some instructional material, dive in, and have fun.
This is a basic comparison between Adobe Premiere and Sony Vegas, which both are professional video editing software. If you want to learn more about Sony Vegas, please check Sony Vegas Editing . If you want to learn more about Premiere, you should not miss Adobe Premiere Editing Tips .
If neither Sony Vegas nor Adobe Premiere is the best suitable video editing software for you, you can visit The Best Sony Vegas Alternative for Windows , or Adobe Premiere Pro Alternatives and Similar Programs
Download Mac Version ](https://tools.techidaily.com/wondershare/filmora/download/ )
Ollie Mattison
Ollie Mattison is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Ollie Mattison
Ollie Mattison
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
It’s an age-old battle, Vegas or Premiere , a comparison that many have made over the last few years in the market, as always when making a comparison, things are always skewed by the writer’s own views, so it is hard to draw any definitive conclusions. Here we aim to lay out the specifications of each product and discuss their effects on workflow, output, and usability to form an opinion beyond the ‘this is the one I like’ argument. However, we are aware of making a completely fair comparison is impossible. We will try our best. Hope you will enjoy it!
Part 1: Sony Vegas VS Adobe Premiere
1. Sony Vegas VS Adobe Premiere: Interface and Features Comparison
Adobe Premiere Interface
Vegas Interface
| Editing Features | Adobe Premiere | Sony Vegas |
|---|---|---|
| Animation Tools | |
|
| Audio Transitions | |
|
| Color Correction | |
|
| Direct Camcorder Capture | |
|
| Drag and Drop | |
|
| DVD Burning | |
|
| Green Screen (Chroma Keying) | |
|
| HD Support | |
|
| Speed Change | |
|
| Subtitles | |
|
| Video Transitions | |
|
| Multi-Cam Support | |
|
| 3D Editing | |
|
| Visual Effects | |
Again the Premiere spec-sheet suggests it is a close call , and to be brutally honest that is mostly the truth. Premiere does have more ability within the editing department there is no question. There are very few things that Vegas does better (3D manipulation being the standout), but distilled into the bare bones of a list of ‘things’, so the differences are not so obvious. The usability factor for Vegas carries on into the editing process too, although it is perhaps inevitable that Premiere’s more complex abilities lead to a more complex interface structure and a steeper learning curve, it is still a truth that Vegas is just easier to get results from at the start.
Underneath the Vegas specifications though, Premiere does have plenty going for it, the Mercury Playback Engine that drives the editing suite enables renders real-time playback that saves time and makes for a much smoother workflow for any project, and whilst it will not apply to everyone, the multiple camera abilities are second to none and for those that use them, an invaluable and significant tool for producing professional-grade output.
I keep returning to this point, but in a comparison of the two products it is a very important one, whilst ultimately Premiere has more ability within it for producing high-quality video, it is the learning curve that is the major difference for new users . This should be a consideration for anyone looking at the two, however, the complexity of Premiere is not an insurmountable issue. There are numerous tutorials, both free and commercial, available to get any level of the user through the first steps of understanding the processes within Premiere, and of course the same is true of Vegas, although to my mind they would not be as essentially an item, whereas with Premiere, the very least that is required is going through Adobe’s own online video education for the software.
2. Sony Vegas VS Adobe Premiere: Specification Comparison
As we can see at first glance the two seem very comparable regarding the basic tools and utilities. The one glaring difference does not mentioned in the basic specs outlined above, however, is that Sony Vegas is a Windows-only product. Premiere has versions for both Mac and Windows , and whilst the dominance of Apple within the creative industries is nowhere near what it once was, a sizable number of people still use the Mac platform, and for them, Vegas isn’t even an option without resorting to emulation, which is a processor-intensive operation like video editing is not really a viable solution.
It is also important to consider that the spec-sheet itself doesn’t tell the whole story, with the audio and effect modules more advanced in Premiere , however, Vegas has the benefit of being a much easier program to get to grips with for anyone new to the video editing world, and although its abilities are perhaps ultimately not as sophisticated as Premiere, new users often find they get better results with Vegas due to the accessibility of its tools. For the more experienced this is probably not a factor, but it is worth considering for newcomers.
3. Sony Vegas VS Adobe Premiere: Workflow comparison
Once that initial barrier is overcome, however, I feel that the added functionality, workflow efficiency, and compatibility-out-of-the-box Premiere can deal with roughly double the number of media formats - of Adobe’s product makes it a superior product for long-term use.
The key here is long term, no one wants to relearn everything every couple of years, switching platforms endlessly searching for the ultimate product, so when making a choice for video editing I would always suggest that prospective users consider not just what they want now, but what they may want in the future. Vegas has the easier entry path, there is absolutely no question, however what if you later want the more sophisticated editing facilities? If you switch then you still have to go through learning Premiere, after learning Vegas. Learning one piece of software is a better choice, so which one will fulfill future needs should be taken into account.
4. Sony Vegas VS Adobe Premiere: Compatibility Comparison
There is also the issue of other production requirements. If you are aiming towards motion effects, animation, and other composite effects within your work, then consider the platform that will be carried out on as well. Here is where Adobe’s strength shines. The various products they put out work together extremely well, and in the case of video effects , Premiere and After Effects together offer a workflow and output quality that is as good as it gets. Saying either will do the job is not really a satisfactory conclusion for these types of comparisons, even if it is actually true. However, there are answers here.
Part 2: FAQ about Vegas
1. Can Sony Vegas be used on a Mac?
Sony Vegas professional was not generally a SONY item, and it is not, at this point, a SONY item.
It was offered to Magix before this previous year. It was initially a DAW Digital Audio Workstation programming that had video highlights. After some time, it developed into the item a considerable lot of us know and love, Vegas Pro.
A hearty and expert video altering programming! SONY hoped to port Vegas over to Mac for quite a while. They had effectively discharged a Mac form of SoundForge, and Vegas would have been straightaway.
I surmise they ran into a huge amount of specialized issues, the greatest being that they just needed Mac programming abilities.
Apple additionally discharged FCPX as a $299 altering application for Mac, which removed any gainfulness from the condition for SONY. So that answers why Sony Vegas on Mac is impossible.
2. Is there a Sony Vegas for free?
No, you do not get a Sony Vegas on Mac completely free at any time. However, there is a way in which you can torrent it or go for a free trial version.
Despite the option, the better suggestion for you is to go and purchase it instead of downloading it from anywhere else. It is because choosing the second option may lead to leakage of data from your computer.
Otherwise, you can also use alternative software such as Hitfilm Express or Lightworks. So, now you know that the Sony Vegas ‘Pro’ is just a faux term because there is no difference between the professional and normal version.
Both come at a premium cost anyway.
3. How much does Sony Vegas cost?
There are different plans of the Sony Vegas such as Vegas Pro Edit, Vegas Pro, Vegas Pro 365, Vegas Pro Suite. The Vegas Pro Edit generally costs around $698. Next, The Vegas Pro comes at the cost of $898. The popular Vegas Pro 365 is priced at $16.67 for every 3 months.
So, you need to pay a total of $66.68 annually. Lastly, the Sony Vegas Pro Suite comes at $1098 and is the costliest of all the versions.
Conclusion
In conclusion, Premiere is the more capable program, both in terms of workflow, output, and its ability to integrate with other applications to produce much more advanced output. For anyone looking for more than just an editor, it is the choice to make. Find some instructional material, dive in, and have fun.
This is a basic comparison between Adobe Premiere and Sony Vegas, which both are professional video editing software. If you want to learn more about Sony Vegas, please check Sony Vegas Editing . If you want to learn more about Premiere, you should not miss Adobe Premiere Editing Tips .
If neither Sony Vegas nor Adobe Premiere is the best suitable video editing software for you, you can visit The Best Sony Vegas Alternative for Windows , or Adobe Premiere Pro Alternatives and Similar Programs
Download Mac Version ](https://tools.techidaily.com/wondershare/filmora/download/ )
Ollie Mattison
Ollie Mattison is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Ollie Mattison
Ollie Mattison
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
It’s an age-old battle, Vegas or Premiere , a comparison that many have made over the last few years in the market, as always when making a comparison, things are always skewed by the writer’s own views, so it is hard to draw any definitive conclusions. Here we aim to lay out the specifications of each product and discuss their effects on workflow, output, and usability to form an opinion beyond the ‘this is the one I like’ argument. However, we are aware of making a completely fair comparison is impossible. We will try our best. Hope you will enjoy it!
Part 1: Sony Vegas VS Adobe Premiere
1. Sony Vegas VS Adobe Premiere: Interface and Features Comparison
Adobe Premiere Interface
Vegas Interface
| Editing Features | Adobe Premiere | Sony Vegas |
|---|---|---|
| Animation Tools | |
|
| Audio Transitions | |
|
| Color Correction | |
|
| Direct Camcorder Capture | |
|
| Drag and Drop | |
|
| DVD Burning | |
|
| Green Screen (Chroma Keying) | |
|
| HD Support | |
|
| Speed Change | |
|
| Subtitles | |
|
| Video Transitions | |
|
| Multi-Cam Support | |
|
| 3D Editing | |
|
| Visual Effects | |
Again the Premiere spec-sheet suggests it is a close call , and to be brutally honest that is mostly the truth. Premiere does have more ability within the editing department there is no question. There are very few things that Vegas does better (3D manipulation being the standout), but distilled into the bare bones of a list of ‘things’, so the differences are not so obvious. The usability factor for Vegas carries on into the editing process too, although it is perhaps inevitable that Premiere’s more complex abilities lead to a more complex interface structure and a steeper learning curve, it is still a truth that Vegas is just easier to get results from at the start.
Underneath the Vegas specifications though, Premiere does have plenty going for it, the Mercury Playback Engine that drives the editing suite enables renders real-time playback that saves time and makes for a much smoother workflow for any project, and whilst it will not apply to everyone, the multiple camera abilities are second to none and for those that use them, an invaluable and significant tool for producing professional-grade output.
I keep returning to this point, but in a comparison of the two products it is a very important one, whilst ultimately Premiere has more ability within it for producing high-quality video, it is the learning curve that is the major difference for new users . This should be a consideration for anyone looking at the two, however, the complexity of Premiere is not an insurmountable issue. There are numerous tutorials, both free and commercial, available to get any level of the user through the first steps of understanding the processes within Premiere, and of course the same is true of Vegas, although to my mind they would not be as essentially an item, whereas with Premiere, the very least that is required is going through Adobe’s own online video education for the software.
2. Sony Vegas VS Adobe Premiere: Specification Comparison
As we can see at first glance the two seem very comparable regarding the basic tools and utilities. The one glaring difference does not mentioned in the basic specs outlined above, however, is that Sony Vegas is a Windows-only product. Premiere has versions for both Mac and Windows , and whilst the dominance of Apple within the creative industries is nowhere near what it once was, a sizable number of people still use the Mac platform, and for them, Vegas isn’t even an option without resorting to emulation, which is a processor-intensive operation like video editing is not really a viable solution.
It is also important to consider that the spec-sheet itself doesn’t tell the whole story, with the audio and effect modules more advanced in Premiere , however, Vegas has the benefit of being a much easier program to get to grips with for anyone new to the video editing world, and although its abilities are perhaps ultimately not as sophisticated as Premiere, new users often find they get better results with Vegas due to the accessibility of its tools. For the more experienced this is probably not a factor, but it is worth considering for newcomers.
3. Sony Vegas VS Adobe Premiere: Workflow comparison
Once that initial barrier is overcome, however, I feel that the added functionality, workflow efficiency, and compatibility-out-of-the-box Premiere can deal with roughly double the number of media formats - of Adobe’s product makes it a superior product for long-term use.
The key here is long term, no one wants to relearn everything every couple of years, switching platforms endlessly searching for the ultimate product, so when making a choice for video editing I would always suggest that prospective users consider not just what they want now, but what they may want in the future. Vegas has the easier entry path, there is absolutely no question, however what if you later want the more sophisticated editing facilities? If you switch then you still have to go through learning Premiere, after learning Vegas. Learning one piece of software is a better choice, so which one will fulfill future needs should be taken into account.
4. Sony Vegas VS Adobe Premiere: Compatibility Comparison
There is also the issue of other production requirements. If you are aiming towards motion effects, animation, and other composite effects within your work, then consider the platform that will be carried out on as well. Here is where Adobe’s strength shines. The various products they put out work together extremely well, and in the case of video effects , Premiere and After Effects together offer a workflow and output quality that is as good as it gets. Saying either will do the job is not really a satisfactory conclusion for these types of comparisons, even if it is actually true. However, there are answers here.
Part 2: FAQ about Vegas
1. Can Sony Vegas be used on a Mac?
Sony Vegas professional was not generally a SONY item, and it is not, at this point, a SONY item.
It was offered to Magix before this previous year. It was initially a DAW Digital Audio Workstation programming that had video highlights. After some time, it developed into the item a considerable lot of us know and love, Vegas Pro.
A hearty and expert video altering programming! SONY hoped to port Vegas over to Mac for quite a while. They had effectively discharged a Mac form of SoundForge, and Vegas would have been straightaway.
I surmise they ran into a huge amount of specialized issues, the greatest being that they just needed Mac programming abilities.
Apple additionally discharged FCPX as a $299 altering application for Mac, which removed any gainfulness from the condition for SONY. So that answers why Sony Vegas on Mac is impossible.
2. Is there a Sony Vegas for free?
No, you do not get a Sony Vegas on Mac completely free at any time. However, there is a way in which you can torrent it or go for a free trial version.
Despite the option, the better suggestion for you is to go and purchase it instead of downloading it from anywhere else. It is because choosing the second option may lead to leakage of data from your computer.
Otherwise, you can also use alternative software such as Hitfilm Express or Lightworks. So, now you know that the Sony Vegas ‘Pro’ is just a faux term because there is no difference between the professional and normal version.
Both come at a premium cost anyway.
3. How much does Sony Vegas cost?
There are different plans of the Sony Vegas such as Vegas Pro Edit, Vegas Pro, Vegas Pro 365, Vegas Pro Suite. The Vegas Pro Edit generally costs around $698. Next, The Vegas Pro comes at the cost of $898. The popular Vegas Pro 365 is priced at $16.67 for every 3 months.
So, you need to pay a total of $66.68 annually. Lastly, the Sony Vegas Pro Suite comes at $1098 and is the costliest of all the versions.
Conclusion
In conclusion, Premiere is the more capable program, both in terms of workflow, output, and its ability to integrate with other applications to produce much more advanced output. For anyone looking for more than just an editor, it is the choice to make. Find some instructional material, dive in, and have fun.
This is a basic comparison between Adobe Premiere and Sony Vegas, which both are professional video editing software. If you want to learn more about Sony Vegas, please check Sony Vegas Editing . If you want to learn more about Premiere, you should not miss Adobe Premiere Editing Tips .
If neither Sony Vegas nor Adobe Premiere is the best suitable video editing software for you, you can visit The Best Sony Vegas Alternative for Windows , or Adobe Premiere Pro Alternatives and Similar Programs
Download Mac Version ](https://tools.techidaily.com/wondershare/filmora/download/ )
Ollie Mattison
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8 Best Free Online Video Stabilizers [Guide Provided]
8 Best Free Online Video Stabilizers 2024
Liza Brown
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
The time we spend with our families is invaluable, which is why most of us feel the need to capture the best moments from family vacations, birthdays or any other occasions that we want to remember. However, producing steady handheld footage is a challenging task even for experienced cinematographers.
You don’t have to worry if your video clip is shaky, because there are free online tools available that let you stabilize footage in only a few simple steps.
We’ve selected several of the best online video stabilizers that enable its users to fix their videos effortlessly, so let’s see which web-based platforms you can use to stabilize your videos.
If you need more powerful video stabilizers on computer, Filmora will be your best choice. Filmora video editor is a powerful video stabilizing software filled with powerful editing features. Unlike other editing software, Filmora is compatible with both Windows and Mac.
Some of the above video stabilizers are complex and require expertise. On the other hand, Wondershare Filmora video editor provides you with an easy-to-use interface and easy navigation options.
Key features:
- Modern and intuitive interface.
- Video stabilization in one click.
- Powerful edition features.
- Rich effects and templates.
Steps to stabilize videos using Wondershare Filmora video editor
8 Best Free Online Video Stabilizers
Even though fixing shaky footage is possible, you shouldn’t expect miracles because if your footage contains too many cameras shakes these online video stabilizers won’t be able to produce perfectly stable footage in every shot. On the other hand, if your video clips contain only a moderate amount of shaky footage the following video stabilizers will help you create smooth videos.
Let’s have a look at how you can stabilize your videos with these free online video stabilizers.
1. EZGIF Online Video Stabilizer
Besides offering a quick and easy way to stabilize video clips, EZGIF platform also lets you crop, resize or rotate videos. In addition, you can also cut videos, change their playback speed or add subtitles. You simply have to upload a video file to the platform, but you have to keep in mind that EZGIF only lets you upload files smaller than 120 MB.
You don’t have to worry about the video’s format, because the platform supports nearly all popular file formats like MP4, AVI, or MPEG. Here’s how you can stabilize your video with EZGIF Online Video Stabilizer.
Step 1: Once you open the Video Stabilizer option, you will be asked to either upload the video you’d like to stabilize from the hard drive on your computer or paste the video’s URL if the clip you want to stabilize is stored online. Hit the Upload Video button after you perform either of these actions and wait for the upload process to be finalized.
Step 2: To initiate the video stabilization process, you just have to click on the Stabilize button. The process will start automatically and its duration depends on the size of the file you’re stabilizing.
Step 3: Once the process is complete your video will appear in the Stabilized Video box, where you can preview it before downloading it as an MP4 file to your computer. You must click on the Save icon below the video to start the downloading the video.
2. Video Stabilize
If you are looking for an easy way to rotate, crop, slice or stabilize your videos, this free online platform may be one of your best options. There are no size limitations, which means that you can upload video clips of all sizes.
To make things even better, the platform supports all common file formats such as MOV or MP4, so you don’t have to waste time trying to change the video’s file format before you start the video stabilization process.
Step 1: Upon arriving at video-stabilize.com, you can simply drag and drop the video file to the designated box. Alternatively, you can click on the Upload your movie button or you can upload the video using Dropbox, OneDrive or Google Drive. Simply select the file you want to stabilize and the upload process will begin automatically.
Step 2: The size of the video clip and the speed of your Internet connection determines how long the upload is going to last. Once your video is uploaded you should simply click on the Transform Video to start the process of stabilizing your video. Arm yourself with patience, because you might have to spend more than half an hour waiting for the video stabilization process to be completed.
Step 3: Click on the Download Result button after the platform finishes stabilizing your video. You can choose the destination on your hard drive where the video file is going to be stored.
3. YouTube Video Editor
The world’s largest video sharing platform also offers basic video editing options to its users. In order to access the YouTube’s video editor, you must first create an account so you can upload your videos to the platform. You can upload virtually any file format because YouTube supports a wide range of video file formats.
The only downside is that the platform doesn’t allow you to download a video you stabilized directly to your computer, although you can use the video’s URL to share it with your friends online.
Step 1: Head over to your YouTube channel and upload a video by clicking on the Camera icon in the upper right corner of the screen. Before the upload starts you can change the Privacy settings from Public to Private so your video won’t be visible to other YouTube users.
Step 2: After the video is uploaded to your channel, open the Creator Studio and click on the Video Manager option. This action will enable you to see the video you’ve just uploaded. Click on the Edit button that is located below the video and proceed to open the Enhancements tab in the YouTube’s video editor.
Step 3: In the Enhancements tab, you’ll be able to see the Stabilize icon. Click on it to start the video stabilization process, and once the process is complete, you can copy the video’s URL and share it on social media or send it to your friends.
4. Online Converter
Despite being famous for converting videos and audio, Online Converter is a powerful free online video stabilizer. It is best known for correcting shaky videos captured through action cameras. You can also count on this tool for stabilizing clips taken from your mobile phones.
Online Converter helps you fix shaky videos to a certain extent and makes them smoother. You can choose different stabilizing levels according to your current video’s requirements. For example, you can select “Maximum” stability if your clip is extremely shaky. Or, you can leave the option to “Default” if the video is destabilized at certain parts.
The tool supports different video formats” AVI, MP4, MOV, FLV, MKV, 3GP, MV4, WMV, and more. But you can only upload a file that is 200MB in size.
Here’s how you can use Online Converter to stabilize videos:
Step 1: Click the “Choose File” button to upload the video.
Step 2: Select “Stable Level” from the dropdown menu.
Step 3: Click the “Stabilize” button to let the tool upload and stabilize the video.
Step 4: Once the stabilization process is complete, you can click the “Download Now” button to save the video on your PC.
5. Online Video Stabilizer by 123 Apps
123 Apps is a favorite website for many creative heads, and the reasons are quite logical. The website is home to a different video, audio, and photo editing tools. So, if you’re talking specifically about what you can do to your videos with 123 Apps, here’s a little glimpse.
- Trimming
- Merging
- Inserting audio and photos into video
- Adding text to video
And, of course, the free video stabilization.
Online Video Stabilizer by 123 Apps allows you to remove shakiness from videos shot on any device. So be it a drone, GoPro, iPhone, or an Android, this web-based tool welcomes all.
It’s a free online service with 30+ video codecs ensuring support to all prominent video formats, such as MOV, WEBM, MP4, WMV, AVI, and more.
You can follow these steps to stabilize your shaky video without paying a cent:
“ 1: Go to the 123 Apps Online Video Stabilizer website. Click on the “Open File” button to upload your video. Depending on the internet speed and video size, the upload might take a few seconds to several minutes. However, you should remember that this platform only allows uploading 700MB of video.
Step 2: After uploading the video, activate the tool and choose the portion of the video that you need to stabilize. Once selected, click the “Play” button to see the results.
Step 3: Next, choose your output video format from the options by selecting the gear icon. By default, the tool is set to MP4 output, so make sure to change it if you want to download the video in your preferred format.
Step 4: Click the “Save” button to export your video to your Mac or Windows OS.
6. MP4Compress
Don’”get confused by the name, as this online tool is a gateway to numerous video editing solutions. MP4Compress helps you stabilize shaky footage with ease. Plus, it has many more features to help you make the video look more professional.
For example, the core feature is video conversion to different formats. Likewise, you can compress the videos, make them greyscale, and remove the sound. Contrarily, if you want to stabilize the video through MP4Compress, here’s what you need to do:
Step 1: Go to the website, click the “Select file…” button, and choose the video you want that’s troubling you with its shakiness. Keep in mind that you can only upload MP4 files (500MB maximum).
So, if you have a video in other video formats, you will need to convert it into MP4 first.
Step 2: After selecting the video, click the “Upload Video File” button to start the process.
Step 3: Once this tool corrects the shaky video, save it on your computer.
7. Stabilizo
Stabilizo is another pick to stabilize shaky videos online for free. While the software also offers other services like a PDF converter and video compressor, the tool is famous for stabilizing videos recorded on different devices.
Usually, it takes a few minutes to work on the video, but it depends on the size of your footage and internet speed. If the video is recorded at a high resolution or you have slow internet, Stabilizo might take more than 5 minutes to do the job.
This is how the tool works:
Step 1: Go to the website and click the “Browse” button to select the video you want to stabilize.
Step 2: Click the “Upload Video” button to upload the video (500MB max) on the tool and wait until the software stabilizes the video.
Step 3: Once it’s completed, click the “Download File” button to save the video on your computer.
8. VideoUtils
VideoUtils is a complete pack of great tools for online video editing. You can rely on this free web-based program for audio, image, video, and even PDF editing. Nevertheless, you can simply check the “Video Stabilizer” tool to correct the shakiness you’ve got in your video during recording.
It has a simple interface and is also a bit familiar with previous video stabilizing tools mentioned in this list. But unlike most, this online stabilizer supports various video formats, such as AVI, MOV, MP4, WEBM, and MKV.
The developers a
Liza Brown
Liza Brown is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Liza Brown
Liza Brown
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
The time we spend with our families is invaluable, which is why most of us feel the need to capture the best moments from family vacations, birthdays or any other occasions that we want to remember. However, producing steady handheld footage is a challenging task even for experienced cinematographers.
You don’t have to worry if your video clip is shaky, because there are free online tools available that let you stabilize footage in only a few simple steps.
We’ve selected several of the best online video stabilizers that enable its users to fix their videos effortlessly, so let’s see which web-based platforms you can use to stabilize your videos.
If you need more powerful video stabilizers on computer, Filmora will be your best choice. Filmora video editor is a powerful video stabilizing software filled with powerful editing features. Unlike other editing software, Filmora is compatible with both Windows and Mac.
Some of the above video stabilizers are complex and require expertise. On the other hand, Wondershare Filmora video editor provides you with an easy-to-use interface and easy navigation options.
Key features:
- Modern and intuitive interface.
- Video stabilization in one click.
- Powerful edition features.
- Rich effects and templates.
Steps to stabilize videos using Wondershare Filmora video editor
8 Best Free Online Video Stabilizers
Even though fixing shaky footage is possible, you shouldn’t expect miracles because if your footage contains too many cameras shakes these online video stabilizers won’t be able to produce perfectly stable footage in every shot. On the other hand, if your video clips contain only a moderate amount of shaky footage the following video stabilizers will help you create smooth videos.
Let’s have a look at how you can stabilize your videos with these free online video stabilizers.
1. EZGIF Online Video Stabilizer
Besides offering a quick and easy way to stabilize video clips, EZGIF platform also lets you crop, resize or rotate videos. In addition, you can also cut videos, change their playback speed or add subtitles. You simply have to upload a video file to the platform, but you have to keep in mind that EZGIF only lets you upload files smaller than 120 MB.
You don’t have to worry about the video’s format, because the platform supports nearly all popular file formats like MP4, AVI, or MPEG. Here’s how you can stabilize your video with EZGIF Online Video Stabilizer.
Step 1: Once you open the Video Stabilizer option, you will be asked to either upload the video you’d like to stabilize from the hard drive on your computer or paste the video’s URL if the clip you want to stabilize is stored online. Hit the Upload Video button after you perform either of these actions and wait for the upload process to be finalized.
Step 2: To initiate the video stabilization process, you just have to click on the Stabilize button. The process will start automatically and its duration depends on the size of the file you’re stabilizing.
Step 3: Once the process is complete your video will appear in the Stabilized Video box, where you can preview it before downloading it as an MP4 file to your computer. You must click on the Save icon below the video to start the downloading the video.
2. Video Stabilize
If you are looking for an easy way to rotate, crop, slice or stabilize your videos, this free online platform may be one of your best options. There are no size limitations, which means that you can upload video clips of all sizes.
To make things even better, the platform supports all common file formats such as MOV or MP4, so you don’t have to waste time trying to change the video’s file format before you start the video stabilization process.
Step 1: Upon arriving at video-stabilize.com, you can simply drag and drop the video file to the designated box. Alternatively, you can click on the Upload your movie button or you can upload the video using Dropbox, OneDrive or Google Drive. Simply select the file you want to stabilize and the upload process will begin automatically.
Step 2: The size of the video clip and the speed of your Internet connection determines how long the upload is going to last. Once your video is uploaded you should simply click on the Transform Video to start the process of stabilizing your video. Arm yourself with patience, because you might have to spend more than half an hour waiting for the video stabilization process to be completed.
Step 3: Click on the Download Result button after the platform finishes stabilizing your video. You can choose the destination on your hard drive where the video file is going to be stored.
3. YouTube Video Editor
The world’s largest video sharing platform also offers basic video editing options to its users. In order to access the YouTube’s video editor, you must first create an account so you can upload your videos to the platform. You can upload virtually any file format because YouTube supports a wide range of video file formats.
The only downside is that the platform doesn’t allow you to download a video you stabilized directly to your computer, although you can use the video’s URL to share it with your friends online.
Step 1: Head over to your YouTube channel and upload a video by clicking on the Camera icon in the upper right corner of the screen. Before the upload starts you can change the Privacy settings from Public to Private so your video won’t be visible to other YouTube users.
Step 2: After the video is uploaded to your channel, open the Creator Studio and click on the Video Manager option. This action will enable you to see the video you’ve just uploaded. Click on the Edit button that is located below the video and proceed to open the Enhancements tab in the YouTube’s video editor.
Step 3: In the Enhancements tab, you’ll be able to see the Stabilize icon. Click on it to start the video stabilization process, and once the process is complete, you can copy the video’s URL and share it on social media or send it to your friends.
4. Online Converter
Despite being famous for converting videos and audio, Online Converter is a powerful free online video stabilizer. It is best known for correcting shaky videos captured through action cameras. You can also count on this tool for stabilizing clips taken from your mobile phones.
Online Converter helps you fix shaky videos to a certain extent and makes them smoother. You can choose different stabilizing levels according to your current video’s requirements. For example, you can select “Maximum” stability if your clip is extremely shaky. Or, you can leave the option to “Default” if the video is destabilized at certain parts.
The tool supports different video formats” AVI, MP4, MOV, FLV, MKV, 3GP, MV4, WMV, and more. But you can only upload a file that is 200MB in size.
Here’s how you can use Online Converter to stabilize videos:
Step 1: Click the “Choose File” button to upload the video.
Step 2: Select “Stable Level” from the dropdown menu.
Step 3: Click the “Stabilize” button to let the tool upload and stabilize the video.
Step 4: Once the stabilization process is complete, you can click the “Download Now” button to save the video on your PC.
5. Online Video Stabilizer by 123 Apps
123 Apps is a favorite website for many creative heads, and the reasons are quite logical. The website is home to a different video, audio, and photo editing tools. So, if you’re talking specifically about what you can do to your videos with 123 Apps, here’s a little glimpse.
- Trimming
- Merging
- Inserting audio and photos into video
- Adding text to video
And, of course, the free video stabilization.
Online Video Stabilizer by 123 Apps allows you to remove shakiness from videos shot on any device. So be it a drone, GoPro, iPhone, or an Android, this web-based tool welcomes all.
It’s a free online service with 30+ video codecs ensuring support to all prominent video formats, such as MOV, WEBM, MP4, WMV, AVI, and more.
You can follow these steps to stabilize your shaky video without paying a cent:
“ 1: Go to the 123 Apps Online Video Stabilizer website. Click on the “Open File” button to upload your video. Depending on the internet speed and video size, the upload might take a few seconds to several minutes. However, you should remember that this platform only allows uploading 700MB of video.
Step 2: After uploading the video, activate the tool and choose the portion of the video that you need to stabilize. Once selected, click the “Play” button to see the results.
Step 3: Next, choose your output video format from the options by selecting the gear icon. By default, the tool is set to MP4 output, so make sure to change it if you want to download the video in your preferred format.
Step 4: Click the “Save” button to export your video to your Mac or Windows OS.
6. MP4Compress
Don’”get confused by the name, as this online tool is a gateway to numerous video editing solutions. MP4Compress helps you stabilize shaky footage with ease. Plus, it has many more features to help you make the video look more professional.
For example, the core feature is video conversion to different formats. Likewise, you can compress the videos, make them greyscale, and remove the sound. Contrarily, if you want to stabilize the video through MP4Compress, here’s what you need to do:
Step 1: Go to the website, click the “Select file…” button, and choose the video you want that’s troubling you with its shakiness. Keep in mind that you can only upload MP4 files (500MB maximum).
So, if you have a video in other video formats, you will need to convert it into MP4 first.
Step 2: After selecting the video, click the “Upload Video File” button to start the process.
Step 3: Once this tool corrects the shaky video, save it on your computer.
7. Stabilizo
Stabilizo is another pick to stabilize shaky videos online for free. While the software also offers other services like a PDF converter and video compressor, the tool is famous for stabilizing videos recorded on different devices.
Usually, it takes a few minutes to work on the video, but it depends on the size of your footage and internet speed. If the video is recorded at a high resolution or you have slow internet, Stabilizo might take more than 5 minutes to do the job.
This is how the tool works:
Step 1: Go to the website and click the “Browse” button to select the video you want to stabilize.
Step 2: Click the “Upload Video” button to upload the video (500MB max) on the tool and wait until the software stabilizes the video.
Step 3: Once it’s completed, click the “Download File” button to save the video on your computer.
8. VideoUtils
VideoUtils is a complete pack of great tools for online video editing. You can rely on this free web-based program for audio, image, video, and even PDF editing. Nevertheless, you can simply check the “Video Stabilizer” tool to correct the shakiness you’ve got in your video during recording.
It has a simple interface and is also a bit familiar with previous video stabilizing tools mentioned in this list. But unlike most, this online stabilizer supports various video formats, such as AVI, MOV, MP4, WEBM, and MKV.
The developers a
Liza Brown
Liza Brown is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Liza Brown
Liza Brown
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
The time we spend with our families is invaluable, which is why most of us feel the need to capture the best moments from family vacations, birthdays or any other occasions that we want to remember. However, producing steady handheld footage is a challenging task even for experienced cinematographers.
You don’t have to worry if your video clip is shaky, because there are free online tools available that let you stabilize footage in only a few simple steps.
We’ve selected several of the best online video stabilizers that enable its users to fix their videos effortlessly, so let’s see which web-based platforms you can use to stabilize your videos.
If you need more powerful video stabilizers on computer, Filmora will be your best choice. Filmora video editor is a powerful video stabilizing software filled with powerful editing features. Unlike other editing software, Filmora is compatible with both Windows and Mac.
Some of the above video stabilizers are complex and require expertise. On the other hand, Wondershare Filmora video editor provides you with an easy-to-use interface and easy navigation options.
Key features:
- Modern and intuitive interface.
- Video stabilization in one click.
- Powerful edition features.
- Rich effects and templates.
Steps to stabilize videos using Wondershare Filmora video editor
8 Best Free Online Video Stabilizers
Even though fixing shaky footage is possible, you shouldn’t expect miracles because if your footage contains too many cameras shakes these online video stabilizers won’t be able to produce perfectly stable footage in every shot. On the other hand, if your video clips contain only a moderate amount of shaky footage the following video stabilizers will help you create smooth videos.
Let’s have a look at how you can stabilize your videos with these free online video stabilizers.
1. EZGIF Online Video Stabilizer
Besides offering a quick and easy way to stabilize video clips, EZGIF platform also lets you crop, resize or rotate videos. In addition, you can also cut videos, change their playback speed or add subtitles. You simply have to upload a video file to the platform, but you have to keep in mind that EZGIF only lets you upload files smaller than 120 MB.
You don’t have to worry about the video’s format, because the platform supports nearly all popular file formats like MP4, AVI, or MPEG. Here’s how you can stabilize your video with EZGIF Online Video Stabilizer.
Step 1: Once you open the Video Stabilizer option, you will be asked to either upload the video you’d like to stabilize from the hard drive on your computer or paste the video’s URL if the clip you want to stabilize is stored online. Hit the Upload Video button after you perform either of these actions and wait for the upload process to be finalized.
Step 2: To initiate the video stabilization process, you just have to click on the Stabilize button. The process will start automatically and its duration depends on the size of the file you’re stabilizing.
Step 3: Once the process is complete your video will appear in the Stabilized Video box, where you can preview it before downloading it as an MP4 file to your computer. You must click on the Save icon below the video to start the downloading the video.
2. Video Stabilize
If you are looking for an easy way to rotate, crop, slice or stabilize your videos, this free online platform may be one of your best options. There are no size limitations, which means that you can upload video clips of all sizes.
To make things even better, the platform supports all common file formats such as MOV or MP4, so you don’t have to waste time trying to change the video’s file format before you start the video stabilization process.
Step 1: Upon arriving at video-stabilize.com, you can simply drag and drop the video file to the designated box. Alternatively, you can click on the Upload your movie button or you can upload the video using Dropbox, OneDrive or Google Drive. Simply select the file you want to stabilize and the upload process will begin automatically.
Step 2: The size of the video clip and the speed of your Internet connection determines how long the upload is going to last. Once your video is uploaded you should simply click on the Transform Video to start the process of stabilizing your video. Arm yourself with patience, because you might have to spend more than half an hour waiting for the video stabilization process to be completed.
Step 3: Click on the Download Result button after the platform finishes stabilizing your video. You can choose the destination on your hard drive where the video file is going to be stored.
3. YouTube Video Editor
The world’s largest video sharing platform also offers basic video editing options to its users. In order to access the YouTube’s video editor, you must first create an account so you can upload your videos to the platform. You can upload virtually any file format because YouTube supports a wide range of video file formats.
The only downside is that the platform doesn’t allow you to download a video you stabilized directly to your computer, although you can use the video’s URL to share it with your friends online.
Step 1: Head over to your YouTube channel and upload a video by clicking on the Camera icon in the upper right corner of the screen. Before the upload starts you can change the Privacy settings from Public to Private so your video won’t be visible to other YouTube users.
Step 2: After the video is uploaded to your channel, open the Creator Studio and click on the Video Manager option. This action will enable you to see the video you’ve just uploaded. Click on the Edit button that is located below the video and proceed to open the Enhancements tab in the YouTube’s video editor.
Step 3: In the Enhancements tab, you’ll be able to see the Stabilize icon. Click on it to start the video stabilization process, and once the process is complete, you can copy the video’s URL and share it on social media or send it to your friends.
4. Online Converter
Despite being famous for converting videos and audio, Online Converter is a powerful free online video stabilizer. It is best known for correcting shaky videos captured through action cameras. You can also count on this tool for stabilizing clips taken from your mobile phones.
Online Converter helps you fix shaky videos to a certain extent and makes them smoother. You can choose different stabilizing levels according to your current video’s requirements. For example, you can select “Maximum” stability if your clip is extremely shaky. Or, you can leave the option to “Default” if the video is destabilized at certain parts.
The tool supports different video formats” AVI, MP4, MOV, FLV, MKV, 3GP, MV4, WMV, and more. But you can only upload a file that is 200MB in size.
Here’s how you can use Online Converter to stabilize videos:
Step 1: Click the “Choose File” button to upload the video.
Step 2: Select “Stable Level” from the dropdown menu.
Step 3: Click the “Stabilize” button to let the tool upload and stabilize the video.
Step 4: Once the stabilization process is complete, you can click the “Download Now” button to save the video on your PC.
5. Online Video Stabilizer by 123 Apps
123 Apps is a favorite website for many creative heads, and the reasons are quite logical. The website is home to a different video, audio, and photo editing tools. So, if you’re talking specifically about what you can do to your videos with 123 Apps, here’s a little glimpse.
- Trimming
- Merging
- Inserting audio and photos into video
- Adding text to video
And, of course, the free video stabilization.
Online Video Stabilizer by 123 Apps allows you to remove shakiness from videos shot on any device. So be it a drone, GoPro, iPhone, or an Android, this web-based tool welcomes all.
It’s a free online service with 30+ video codecs ensuring support to all prominent video formats, such as MOV, WEBM, MP4, WMV, AVI, and more.
You can follow these steps to stabilize your shaky video without paying a cent:
“ 1: Go to the 123 Apps Online Video Stabilizer website. Click on the “Open File” button to upload your video. Depending on the internet speed and video size, the upload might take a few seconds to several minutes. However, you should remember that this platform only allows uploading 700MB of video.
Step 2: After uploading the video, activate the tool and choose the portion of the video that you need to stabilize. Once selected, click the “Play” button to see the results.
Step 3: Next, choose your output video format from the options by selecting the gear icon. By default, the tool is set to MP4 output, so make sure to change it if you want to download the video in your preferred format.
Step 4: Click the “Save” button to export your video to your Mac or Windows OS.
6. MP4Compress
Don’”get confused by the name, as this online tool is a gateway to numerous video editing solutions. MP4Compress helps you stabilize shaky footage with ease. Plus, it has many more features to help you make the video look more professional.
For example, the core feature is video conversion to different formats. Likewise, you can compress the videos, make them greyscale, and remove the sound. Contrarily, if you want to stabilize the video through MP4Compress, here’s what you need to do:
Step 1: Go to the website, click the “Select file…” button, and choose the video you want that’s troubling you with its shakiness. Keep in mind that you can only upload MP4 files (500MB maximum).
So, if you have a video in other video formats, you will need to convert it into MP4 first.
Step 2: After selecting the video, click the “Upload Video File” button to start the process.
Step 3: Once this tool corrects the shaky video, save it on your computer.
7. Stabilizo
Stabilizo is another pick to stabilize shaky videos online for free. While the software also offers other services like a PDF converter and video compressor, the tool is famous for stabilizing videos recorded on different devices.
Usually, it takes a few minutes to work on the video, but it depends on the size of your footage and internet speed. If the video is recorded at a high resolution or you have slow internet, Stabilizo might take more than 5 minutes to do the job.
This is how the tool works:
Step 1: Go to the website and click the “Browse” button to select the video you want to stabilize.
Step 2: Click the “Upload Video” button to upload the video (500MB max) on the tool and wait until the software stabilizes the video.
Step 3: Once it’s completed, click the “Download File” button to save the video on your computer.
8. VideoUtils
VideoUtils is a complete pack of great tools for online video editing. You can rely on this free web-based program for audio, image, video, and even PDF editing. Nevertheless, you can simply check the “Video Stabilizer” tool to correct the shakiness you’ve got in your video during recording.
It has a simple interface and is also a bit familiar with previous video stabilizing tools mentioned in this list. But unlike most, this online stabilizer supports various video formats, such as AVI, MOV, MP4, WEBM, and MKV.
The developers a
Liza Brown
Liza Brown is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Liza Brown
Liza Brown
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
The time we spend with our families is invaluable, which is why most of us feel the need to capture the best moments from family vacations, birthdays or any other occasions that we want to remember. However, producing steady handheld footage is a challenging task even for experienced cinematographers.
You don’t have to worry if your video clip is shaky, because there are free online tools available that let you stabilize footage in only a few simple steps.
We’ve selected several of the best online video stabilizers that enable its users to fix their videos effortlessly, so let’s see which web-based platforms you can use to stabilize your videos.
If you need more powerful video stabilizers on computer, Filmora will be your best choice. Filmora video editor is a powerful video stabilizing software filled with powerful editing features. Unlike other editing software, Filmora is compatible with both Windows and Mac.
Some of the above video stabilizers are complex and require expertise. On the other hand, Wondershare Filmora video editor provides you with an easy-to-use interface and easy navigation options.
Key features:
- Modern and intuitive interface.
- Video stabilization in one click.
- Powerful edition features.
- Rich effects and templates.
Steps to stabilize videos using Wondershare Filmora video editor
8 Best Free Online Video Stabilizers
Even though fixing shaky footage is possible, you shouldn’t expect miracles because if your footage contains too many cameras shakes these online video stabilizers won’t be able to produce perfectly stable footage in every shot. On the other hand, if your video clips contain only a moderate amount of shaky footage the following video stabilizers will help you create smooth videos.
Let’s have a look at how you can stabilize your videos with these free online video stabilizers.
1. EZGIF Online Video Stabilizer
Besides offering a quick and easy way to stabilize video clips, EZGIF platform also lets you crop, resize or rotate videos. In addition, you can also cut videos, change their playback speed or add subtitles. You simply have to upload a video file to the platform, but you have to keep in mind that EZGIF only lets you upload files smaller than 120 MB.
You don’t have to worry about the video’s format, because the platform supports nearly all popular file formats like MP4, AVI, or MPEG. Here’s how you can stabilize your video with EZGIF Online Video Stabilizer.
Step 1: Once you open the Video Stabilizer option, you will be asked to either upload the video you’d like to stabilize from the hard drive on your computer or paste the video’s URL if the clip you want to stabilize is stored online. Hit the Upload Video button after you perform either of these actions and wait for the upload process to be finalized.
Step 2: To initiate the video stabilization process, you just have to click on the Stabilize button. The process will start automatically and its duration depends on the size of the file you’re stabilizing.
Step 3: Once the process is complete your video will appear in the Stabilized Video box, where you can preview it before downloading it as an MP4 file to your computer. You must click on the Save icon below the video to start the downloading the video.
2. Video Stabilize
If you are looking for an easy way to rotate, crop, slice or stabilize your videos, this free online platform may be one of your best options. There are no size limitations, which means that you can upload video clips of all sizes.
To make things even better, the platform supports all common file formats such as MOV or MP4, so you don’t have to waste time trying to change the video’s file format before you start the video stabilization process.
Step 1: Upon arriving at video-stabilize.com, you can simply drag and drop the video file to the designated box. Alternatively, you can click on the Upload your movie button or you can upload the video using Dropbox, OneDrive or Google Drive. Simply select the file you want to stabilize and the upload process will begin automatically.
Step 2: The size of the video clip and the speed of your Internet connection determines how long the upload is going to last. Once your video is uploaded you should simply click on the Transform Video to start the process of stabilizing your video. Arm yourself with patience, because you might have to spend more than half an hour waiting for the video stabilization process to be completed.
Step 3: Click on the Download Result button after the platform finishes stabilizing your video. You can choose the destination on your hard drive where the video file is going to be stored.
3. YouTube Video Editor
The world’s largest video sharing platform also offers basic video editing options to its users. In order to access the YouTube’s video editor, you must first create an account so you can upload your videos to the platform. You can upload virtually any file format because YouTube supports a wide range of video file formats.
The only downside is that the platform doesn’t allow you to download a video you stabilized directly to your computer, although you can use the video’s URL to share it with your friends online.
Step 1: Head over to your YouTube channel and upload a video by clicking on the Camera icon in the upper right corner of the screen. Before the upload starts you can change the Privacy settings from Public to Private so your video won’t be visible to other YouTube users.
Step 2: After the video is uploaded to your channel, open the Creator Studio and click on the Video Manager option. This action will enable you to see the video you’ve just uploaded. Click on the Edit button that is located below the video and proceed to open the Enhancements tab in the YouTube’s video editor.
Step 3: In the Enhancements tab, you’ll be able to see the Stabilize icon. Click on it to start the video stabilization process, and once the process is complete, you can copy the video’s URL and share it on social media or send it to your friends.
4. Online Converter
Despite being famous for converting videos and audio, Online Converter is a powerful free online video stabilizer. It is best known for correcting shaky videos captured through action cameras. You can also count on this tool for stabilizing clips taken from your mobile phones.
Online Converter helps you fix shaky videos to a certain extent and makes them smoother. You can choose different stabilizing levels according to your current video’s requirements. For example, you can select “Maximum” stability if your clip is extremely shaky. Or, you can leave the option to “Default” if the video is destabilized at certain parts.
The tool supports different video formats” AVI, MP4, MOV, FLV, MKV, 3GP, MV4, WMV, and more. But you can only upload a file that is 200MB in size.
Here’s how you can use Online Converter to stabilize videos:
Step 1: Click the “Choose File” button to upload the video.
Step 2: Select “Stable Level” from the dropdown menu.
Step 3: Click the “Stabilize” button to let the tool upload and stabilize the video.
Step 4: Once the stabilization process is complete, you can click the “Download Now” button to save the video on your PC.
5. Online Video Stabilizer by 123 Apps
123 Apps is a favorite website for many creative heads, and the reasons are quite logical. The website is home to a different video, audio, and photo editing tools. So, if you’re talking specifically about what you can do to your videos with 123 Apps, here’s a little glimpse.
- Trimming
- Merging
- Inserting audio and photos into video
- Adding text to video
And, of course, the free video stabilization.
Online Video Stabilizer by 123 Apps allows you to remove shakiness from videos shot on any device. So be it a drone, GoPro, iPhone, or an Android, this web-based tool welcomes all.
It’s a free online service with 30+ video codecs ensuring support to all prominent video formats, such as MOV, WEBM, MP4, WMV, AVI, and more.
You can follow these steps to stabilize your shaky video without paying a cent:
“ 1: Go to the 123 Apps Online Video Stabilizer website. Click on the “Open File” button to upload your video. Depending on the internet speed and video size, the upload might take a few seconds to several minutes. However, you should remember that this platform only allows uploading 700MB of video.
Step 2: After uploading the video, activate the tool and choose the portion of the video that you need to stabilize. Once selected, click the “Play” button to see the results.
Step 3: Next, choose your output video format from the options by selecting the gear icon. By default, the tool is set to MP4 output, so make sure to change it if you want to download the video in your preferred format.
Step 4: Click the “Save” button to export your video to your Mac or Windows OS.
6. MP4Compress
Don’”get confused by the name, as this online tool is a gateway to numerous video editing solutions. MP4Compress helps you stabilize shaky footage with ease. Plus, it has many more features to help you make the video look more professional.
For example, the core feature is video conversion to different formats. Likewise, you can compress the videos, make them greyscale, and remove the sound. Contrarily, if you want to stabilize the video through MP4Compress, here’s what you need to do:
Step 1: Go to the website, click the “Select file…” button, and choose the video you want that’s troubling you with its shakiness. Keep in mind that you can only upload MP4 files (500MB maximum).
So, if you have a video in other video formats, you will need to convert it into MP4 first.
Step 2: After selecting the video, click the “Upload Video File” button to start the process.
Step 3: Once this tool corrects the shaky video, save it on your computer.
7. Stabilizo
Stabilizo is another pick to stabilize shaky videos online for free. While the software also offers other services like a PDF converter and video compressor, the tool is famous for stabilizing videos recorded on different devices.
Usually, it takes a few minutes to work on the video, but it depends on the size of your footage and internet speed. If the video is recorded at a high resolution or you have slow internet, Stabilizo might take more than 5 minutes to do the job.
This is how the tool works:
Step 1: Go to the website and click the “Browse” button to select the video you want to stabilize.
Step 2: Click the “Upload Video” button to upload the video (500MB max) on the tool and wait until the software stabilizes the video.
Step 3: Once it’s completed, click the “Download File” button to save the video on your computer.
8. VideoUtils
VideoUtils is a complete pack of great tools for online video editing. You can rely on this free web-based program for audio, image, video, and even PDF editing. Nevertheless, you can simply check the “Video Stabilizer” tool to correct the shakiness you’ve got in your video during recording.
It has a simple interface and is also a bit familiar with previous video stabilizing tools mentioned in this list. But unlike most, this online stabilizer supports various video formats, such as AVI, MOV, MP4, WEBM, and MKV.
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