iMovie - Edit Videos on Mac and Apple Devices

iMovie is designed for Mac and iOS device (iPhone, iPad and iPod touch) users to edit their videos. Compared with Final Cut Pro, iMovie is much easier to learn and easier to use. It is suitable for video editing beginners to create their own videos on Mac, iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. Below are some tips for how to use it.

Import Video

iMovie now only supports videos in the formats as the picture shows below. If your videos are in these formats, you can import them to iMovie for editing easily. If not, please click the corresponding format below to get a solution.

Edit Video

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iMovie Color Correction - How to Correct Video Color

When the auto-focus on the camera will misread brightness and that beach sunset video doesn’t look quite as vibrant as you remember it, then you can try the color correction feature in iMovie to correct it.
iMovie Picture in Picture - How to Overlay Videos

The picture in picture effect allows you to place a video clip on top of another, making it look like the stories were happening simultaneously. You can overlay videos by using this feature in iMovie easily.
iMovie 11 Split Screen: How to Do the Split Screen

Split screen is basically one of the ancient technologies used in filmmaking to divide screens. When used, it makes an actor or actress appear like he or she is on a particular scene more than once since the duplications look like they are real.
iMovie Transitions: How to Add Transitions to Videos

Transition is a must if you want to make it look naturally for the switching between two different scenes. It's quite simple to add transitions in iMovie. Just drag and drop the right transition to the part between every two videos.
iMovie Green Screen: How to Use Green Screen

Green screen is one of the popular technologies being used in photography these days. It applies the known video effects as well as technology to have subjects superimposed on simulated backgrounds.
Speed Up Video in iMovie

Sometimes to express the meaning that time flies or make video looks different, you need to speed up the video a little bit. iMovie allows you to speed up the video as what you wanted.

Best iMovie Alternative - Filmora Video Editor

It's the easiest video editing tools for video editing novice to create stunning professional-looking videos on Mac (macOS 10.13 High Sierra included) and Windows.

Clean interface with all the editing tools and effects displayed;
Support videos, audio files and photos in almost ANY format;
Click to crop, trim, split, merge and rotate videos;
More than 300+ splendid effects available: filters, overlays, green screen, split screen, hand-picked motion graphics and titles, etc.
Fully compatible with Mac OS X 10.7, 10.8, 10.9, 10.10 and 10.11 (El Capitan)and Windows 10/8/7/XP/Vista/

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iMovie - Edit Videos on Mac and Apple Devices

Import Video

Edit Video

iMovie Color Correction - How to Correct Video Color

iMovie Picture in Picture - How to Overlay Videos

iMovie 11 Split Screen: How to Do the Split Screen

iMovie Transitions: How to Add Transitions to Videos

iMovie Green Screen: How to Use Green Screen

Speed Up Video in iMovie

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Best iMovie Alternative - Filmora Video Editor

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