- Hello everyone, this is Brady with InVideo
and today I'm gonna be showing you guys
how you can make a super cool compilation
out of your existing photos and videos.
We're gonna be showing how you can stitch them all together
as well as adding background music, text,
and also transitions on an online,
free video editor called InVideo.
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So once you've actually gone in the description
and clicked on InVideo,
or just looked up InVideo.io on your internet,
you can see that it's going to have a sign up button
in the top right.
All you have to do is click sign up,
give your information, like I said,
it is completely free, and once you're done with that,
you're ready to go.
Once you're done and signed up,
we're gonna go to blank canvas,
'cause we're not gonna be using any kind of template,
and you want to make sure you're actually doing this
in the right style,
so this would be something like TikTok videos,
this would be like YouTube videos.
So for this compilation, I'm going to actually be
adding clips that are more like YouTube videos,
and it's going to load into the editor.
Once it has loaded in, you're gonna see
these two default things.
All you want to do is go ahead and delete these,
'cause we're not gonna be using those at all,
and you want to make sure you go to Upload Media,
click this, and this is where you're gonna
upload all the files you're gonna be using
to edit your compilation.
So now that you've actually uploaded your media,
you just want to go ahead and drag and drop
your first clip onto here.
Now, what it's going to do is it's going to
bring up this trim menu.
Now you want to actually be wary of a couple things.
So right here is where you can actually mute your audio
for when you import your clip.
Now, with most compilations,
you're actually not gonna have background audio,
you're going to have a full background music,
so you're not gonna want your audio from your original clip,
so you want to go ahead and mute it here.
You obviously can keep it on
if you're not actually putting any background music on,
but for the sake of this video, we are,
so I'm gonna mute the audio clip.
Here is the trim menu where you can actually
make it fit a certain scene if you'd want to.
Feel free to cut the end off if there's,
you know, nothing going on, or the beginning,
or if you even want to, you can go ahead
and just click Add Section,
or you can obviously clip out middle parts if you need to.
It's very, very straightforward.
Also if you want to make it faster in some areas,
you can feel free to actually increase the playback speed.
I'm actually gonna go ahead and just keep all this
just because I'm gonna be using this full clip,
so you want to just hit Use Full Video,
and it's going to import it for you.
Once you have that imported,
we can actually see when we hit play here
that my clip is going to play,
it is actually just me playing some Apex Legends.
Now for my next clip, before we actually show you
how to sync them up, we're just gonna go ahead and add it.
You wanna go ahead and hit this + Scene button,
go to Blank Scene, and then it's going to ask you
if you want a new scene, we're gonna hit Yes.
It's going to bring up the exact same thing we did,
you're just gonna go ahead and repeat the process
and drag that other clip in here.
Now if I actually go ahead and play this,
you're going to see how there's going to be
some default background music just right now.
So obviously that's not going to really fit
this genre of game, I guess.
So we're gonna show you how to actually change
your background music.
All you have to do is look at your timeline,
you're gonna see this is your background music,
you can simply click, go ahead and delete it.
Now you have no background music.
As you can see, when we hit Play,
there's absolutely no sound on this video.
All you gotta do is actually go on the left bar here,
click Music, and there's tons and tons
of genres to choose from,
over 10,000 plus musics here on the InVideo screen,
so feel free to take your time
and choose one that really fits your montage for you.
So I actually went ahead and added some rock here,
as you guys can hear right now,
but for here, this clip actually,
I do want audio on it, 'cause it is kind of like my outro.
So all you have to do to actually turn your audio back on
is go click on this, go to Edit,
you're gonna see that Video Edit is gonna pop up,
and it says Volume Off, you can go ahead and turn it on.
So when I hit play, (video audio playing)
you're gonna be able to see that it can hear me
over the background music.
You can also mess with it by clicking the video,
going to Edit, going to Volume,
and you can turn your audio volume up or down
or your background music up or down.
So you can keep that background music going,
but I also wanted them to hear me.
I didn't want to be muted for that clip.
Moving on, the simple way to do text on the screen
is just going to this text icon here.
You can use different text styles if you want to.
You can even go ahead and use social media credits,
things like that, if you want.
But obviously, for here, you can just add
basic text if you want for heading, subheading,
and, you know, body text.
There's tons and tons of things to choose from.
I'm just gonna add a basic heading.
For the final thing, to have that smooth transition
through clips, 'cause right now, as you can see,
there really is none,
you wanna go ahead and click here,
and once you actually click here,
you're gonna see that these transition menus
are gonna pop up.
It actually is displaying exactly what it does.
So for here, you'll see that it slides in,
a fade fades in, zoom in,
I really like the zoom in, but honestly,
the fade is going to look really good in a compilation.
So I'm gonna go ahead and throw that on here,
and you will see that it actually will start
working on the transition for you.
It's going to import it automatically.
Now that the transition is actually loaded,
you guys are gonna be able to see that
it does exactly what it said it was going to do,
and that is phase out.
So as you guys can see, it did phase right out here,
boom, into the other clip.
Perfect transition for compilation, something like this,
but once you're completely done with that,
obviously you can just go to the top right,
and just go to Download and Share,
this export menu is going to be brought up,
you just want to hit Export,
and your video will start exporting for you.
While you're actually waiting to export
you can see that there is a Share Video screen here
where you can actually share the video
to YouTube, FaceBook, things like that,
right from InVideo,
or you can just feel free to download it
and you're good to go.
If you guys did enjoy this video,
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We also are gonna have a playlist on screen
for all your video editing needs
so you guys can create powerful, thumb-stopping videos
using InVideo, completely free,
very plug-and-play, takes little to no time at all.
With that being said, I'm Brady with InVideo,
and I'll catch you guys in the next one.