How to Start a Vlog? [Beginner’s Guide to Become an Influencer]
Are you pumped up and ready to start a vlog, but are worried about getting lost amongst gazillion other vloggers?
Well, if I say that there is no competition, it would be evident that I am bluffing. YouTube is indeed a sought after platform, and there are many users out there who are like…
So quality and consistency can come to your rescue here. Come up with the perfect plan for your vlog, follow it religiously, improve it to match the current times, and see yourself grow.
Luckily for you, we have put together some useful tips on how to start a successful vlog, the do’s and don’ts on maintaining your vlog, and just everything you need to know about vlogs.
- KYN – Know Your Niche
- KYA – Know Your Audience
- KYP – Know Your Platform
- KYI – Know Your Inspiration
- KYG – Know Your Gadgets
- KYE – Know Your Edit
- KYL – Know Your Links
- KYS – Know Your Subtitles
- KYT – Know Your Thumbnail
- KYB – Know Your Banner
- KYM – Know Your Money
So, what are you waiting for? Scroll down!
1. KYN – Know Your Niche
Now that you have decided to start a vlog, you must have a good idea of what your vlog will be based on and what it will look like. This should be the first and foremost thing to be done, as having a good and right start is very important.
Since this will be a long-term plan, choosing a channel theme you are familiar with and comfortable with is of utmost importance. In other words, know your niche and choose that as your channel idea.
You can take Yuya, a Mexican vlogger, for inspiration. Yuya started her beauty vlog in 2009 at the tender age of 16 under the name lady16makeup, after winning a makeup contest. Currently, her channel has 24.6 million subscribers and more than 2 billion views. Her growth has been exponential, so much so that she has a star at the Las Vegas Walk of Fame. She released a perfume in 2015, wrote two books on Makeup by 2017, and launched a makeup collection in 2017. Now, THIS is someone who knows what they want to be doing.
For starters, here are some niches and the vloggers who are soaring in the corresponding niches:
- Lifestyle vlogging – Casey Neistat (12.2M subscribers)
- Travel vlogging – Drew Binsky (1.89M subscribers)
- Food vlogging – Food Ranger (4.5M subscribers)
- Fitness vlogging – Blogilates (5.35M subscribers)
Similarly, there is more to the list, like Business, Humor, Makeup, etc. Figure out your niche and watch yourself soar!
2. KYA – Know Your Audience
Posting content that suits your audience is essential. Your video content should be in line with your target audience. If your vlog is dedicated to a particular age group, you can very well use the slang and terms that your audience can relate to.
If you target an audience across different age groups, well, you must be very careful of the terms you use. If the viewer misinterprets even one word, you will end up losing a follower. Or who knows, the story might spread, and you might lose a chunk of your followers.
Other than this, the need to connect with the audience is vital. Posting boring stuff will make the viewers go meh.
Here’s an example from the channel, Best Ever Food Review Show. This channel has 5.63 million subscribers and more than 955 million views. Check out how Sunny Side, the host of Best Ever Food Review Show, connects with the audience and keeps it engaging.
So, assess and know your troops, carve your script accordingly, and impress them with your expertise.
3. KYP – Know Your Platform
YouTube has become your second home. So, you must be aware of every nook and corner of it. You should be mindful of the way its algorithm works. Just like you know your home, you should know the interface of YouTube well.
Most newbies’ common mistake is that they fail to understand the platform that they are going to work on.
There are certain metrics that help YouTube recommend your videos to others:
- Watch Time – It is the amount of time a viewer has watched one of your videos. The longer they watch, the better. And the more videos they watch, the more likely will your channel and videos be recommended for others.
- Engagement – This metric will show the percentage of how long viewers had watched the video and when they stopped. The engagement graph can help you in determining the quality of your videos and cut down parts that are not useful for the viewers.
- CTR (Click-through Rate) – This metric represents the percentage of viewers that click on the CTA provided. For a viewer to click the CTA, they should have noticed it. For them to notice it, the CTA must have been placed in a suitable place. This is where Engagement comes to help, as it enables you to understand how long a viewer watches your video.
- Conversion rate – This metric refers to the number of conversions gained from your video, in terms of subscribers. This metric is critical because the purpose of your vlog is to gain more followers. Only if you have an eye on this metric will you improve your videos’ quality.
Considering these metrics can be of extreme importance and help while structuring your video. Once you begin to understand YouTube and the way it works, you will start planning accordingly and adopt techniques that will be in line with YouTube’s algorithm. That’s why understanding the platform is of utmost importance.
In addition to these metrics, there is another crucial factor. Consistency. Like you have heard a thousand times, Consistency is the key. As much as starting a vlog is essential; you must also be consistent in posting videos. Designate a particular day as your video-posting day, plan a schedule, and stick to it!
And if you miss a day, apologize and avoid repeating it!
Many other factors help in improving your video. Wondering where to acquire all this knowledge from? Well, when in doubt, choose the experts. Here are the YouTube Creators. This channel gives you everything you need to know about YouTube, right from simple tips to the latest updates.
So feed on YouTube knowledge as much as you can before starting that vlog of yours!
4. KYI – Know Your Inspiration
Once you have decided on the channel idea and your vlog idea, you would notice many vloggers pursuing the same. They might be king/queen pins and incredibly successful at it.
Find such pioneers, mentally adopt them as your F.P.G.s (Friend, Philosopher, and Guide), and start following them. Research their journey and figure out how they have grown to become an inspiration for newbies like you!
A great personality to be inspired by for vlogging is Casey Neistat. He started posting daily vlogs from 2015. He is most famous for increasing his subscriber count from 1 million to 4 million in 12 months. That is indeed an impressive feat! He is considered a pioneer in vlogging because of his daily vlogs that lasted for 800 days straight. His vlogs concentrated more on getting the story delivered right, so the audience was naturally attracted to his videos. He has been featured in all the “big names” like The Guardian, BBC, etc. Currently, his channel has 12.2M subscribers! Here’s an exciting video that shows how his vlogs were converted into a commercial for Nike!
Be smart in figuring out as to…
But don’t end up copying them. The purpose is to get ideas from the experienced ones in the same field and check if there is more than can be offered otherwise.
It doesn’t mean that the idea must be brand new and not be portrayed by anybody before. Just that it shouldn’t look like your channel is a rip off of another. That would be a shame, right?
5. KYG – Know Your Gadgets
Now that you have decided to start a vlog investing in a good camera can help significantly. Though many mobiles have top-notch cameras, you cannot post videos made using your mobile forever. As and when you grow and upgrade yourself and your channel, the equipment you use should also be upgraded.
You don’t have to own expensive equipment like those Nat Geo Photographers. Do some research on cameras used by fellow vloggers and the technology that should not be missed. Also, the channel idea/theme also matters for choosing the right gadget. A camera that is perfect for vlogs shot indoors might not be suitable for travel vlogs. So, as always, do the research.
It doesn’t stop with a camera. Here are some of the needed equipment:
- A mike and right sounding equipment to record your voice. If the audience cannot hear your golden words, then the vlog will be of no use, right?
- A tripod for your camera to be in a fixed position.
- Good lighting equipment. Your lighting setup needs to be on point. Else, when you are shooting indoors, there are high chances that the audience might miss your face or the video’s subject.
- A teleprompter. This can do wonders in reducing the number of takes while recording.
If your budget does not allow you to invest in high-end equipment, start with your mobile cameras, accompanied by a low-budget mike. As you grow, you can invest in useful gadgets, depending on your budget.
Here’s a video where the types of essential gadgets are compared.
Just one piece of advice. Don’t end up getting a camera like this…
6. KYE – Know Your Edit
Out of excitement, some might think of posting their masterpiece as soon as they finish shooting it. Well, chill out, bro/sis!
Your task is not done yet!
As much as your confidence is to be appreciated, you should consider some essential things.
- Your video is going to be posted online under your name. Your image and credibility will be involved, and you would not want them to get affected by a video posted carelessly.
- There is a possibility for many to watch it and judge you for it.
- Even worse, they might catch and hang on to stuff that you had not intended to say or had wanted to remove.
Or, lemme make it more understandable… When we are so focused on editing our photos before uploading ‘em online, don’t you think our videos deserve the same respect and care?
So, to avoid getting embarrassed, you can follow a simple and most important step, i.e., editing your video.
Go through the video you have shot and try to make it as concise and clean as possible. It must be crisp and engaging. You can ensure this by introducing effects and transitions to make the video look professional. The viewer should feel that they have just seen a well-made video.
7. KYL – Know Your Links
When you watch the videos of popular YouTubers, you would have noticed them giving links to similar/associated videos in the description or at the end of the video. Out of curiosity, the viewers would automatically click on these redirecting links when they appear at the end of the video.
This is an excellent technique to make the viewer stay on your page/playlist for a while. If you post your first video, you can redirect to your playlist or a registered link. Check out this link to know how to add links to your YouTube end screen.
Here’s a tip for you. IF you are thinking of collaborating, you can use the YouTube description section to attach affiliate links. But hey, this won’t happen immediately. It takes time, patience, and consistent uploading of quality videos to be recognized. But once you start growing and gain an audience in the thousands, you will notice big brands approach you. Groom your channel and see those brands flying towards you!
8. KYS – Know Your Subtitles
The purpose of starting a vlog was to express yourself and convey your ideas to the outside world through videos. But what if parts of your video are undecipherable and make your viewers go…
Awkward, right? To avoid this, the simple trick of adding subtitles would do. Since you would have the script handy, adding it wouldn’t be a monumental task.
While editing the video using Animaker, you can easily add your subs and make life easy for your viewers.
9. KYT – Know Your Thumbnail
We have all heard of the statement; the first impression is the best. Though all do not approve it, sadly, that is how most work. And that is the case for YouTube videos too!
Even if we consider ourselves, our eyes get distracted by the pretty and professional looking thumbnails, compared to the other mediocre ones.
In fact, Statistics say that…
Source: https://neilpatel.com/blog/4-quick-wins-to-increase-your-youtube-engagement/
Here’s more proof that YouTube thumbnails play a massive role in improving video views.
So, your thumbnail should be treated with as much importance as your video. Just like you had edited your video using Animaker, you can use the YouTube Thumbnail Maker to create a new thumbnail in minutes.
10. KYB – Know Your Banner
The rules for this are similar to the thumbnails. Banners are for your channel as thumbnails are for your videos. Pay attention to your YouTube channel’s banner as much as you pay attention to your FB cover picture. Got it? 😉
Check out the banner of David Dobrik.
Not only is his banner too cool, but it also keeps his audience informed of how often he uploads videos, indirectly showcasing his consistency.
Like you had guessed already, Animaker also offers one of the best DIY YouTube Banner Maker to create those cool banners. To reach a wider audience, you can always link your social media handles in your banner using these steps.
11. KYM – Know Your Money
Like Joker rightly said,
So, once your videos start making a mark and gain popularity, all you have to do is…
One can earn money through their YouTube videos by including ADs. And for that, the best practice is to make videos that exceed 10 minutes. YouTube’s algorithm allows you to have only one AD in videos for less than 10 minutes. So, the more the ADs, the more the earnings!
To be eligible for including an AD in your video, the prerequisites for your channel are:
- A minimum of 1000 subscribers
- 4000 valid public watch hours over the last 12 months
- Compliance with all YouTube’s policies and guidelines
- An AdSense account set up
Click here to know more ways to make money using your YouTube channel. Here are the eligibility requirements for turning on the monetization features.
So, chop-chop, start that vlog of yours, and start building your followers list!
Bonus Tips:
- Music – If you are demonstrating or reviewing something, feel free to add background music to your video, provided you have given proper credit to the music track as per all norms. Ensure that the music doesn’t overpower/overlap your voice! Here’s a list of royalty-free music websites!
- Username – Just like your banner, your username will steal viewers’ attention. Quirky, funny names are usually easy to remember and refer to. Coming up with terms that are in line with your vlog theme will be a plus!
- Social Media Accounts – You should never underestimate the power of social media. It helps to spread and to establish your presence across other platforms. Through your social media pages, you can share your videos and cross-promote to increase its visibility.
I hope you have acquired everything that you were looking out for on starting a vlog. Follow these pointers religiously and I am sure you will become an influencer in no time.
Should you have any questions/doubts, shoot ‘em in the comments section. We will be happy to help you out!
6 Best Promotional Video Examples (& Steps to Creating One)
A promotional video is without a doubt one of the most effective ways to market and sell your brand.
83% of marketers say promotional videos give them a positive ROI, and 68% of consumers say they prefer to learn about a product or service by watching a promo video.
But the process of creating a good promotional video can be tiresome and complicated.
That’s why I’ve created this 3k-word article in which I’ll show you everything you need to know about promotional videos, from its meaning, examples, and ideas, to the steps needed to create one yourself.
I’ve left no stone unturned. This is by far the most complete guide on promotional videos ever. Put your seatbelt on, because it’s going to be a long ride. Here’s everything I’m going to cover, feel free to jump around:
6 Best Promotional Video Ideas and Examples
How to Create a Kick-ass Promotional Video On Your Own
What is a Promotional Video?
A promotional or promo video is a short video that promotes a company’s product or service. The best promotional videos weave a story to educate, inspire, or delight prospective (or existing) customers. It’s short yet educates people and influences them to take a step forward.
6 Best Promotional Video Examples and Ideas
Now that you know what a promotional video is, let’s take a look at 6 of the best promotional video ideas and examples you can take inspiration from to create your own.
Product Demo/Tour Video
“We asked consumers what type of video would best assist them in making a purchase decision: 15% responded with explainer video, 16% chose customer testimonials, and a whopping 69% chose product demos.” – Wyzowl
A product demo video shows your product in action. Unlike an explainer video, it doesn’t simply talk about how a product works. Rather, it shows how a product works by taking a dive into its features and benefits.
A product demo video shows users how they will go through the process of using your entire product or some of its core features. It gives your potential customers an opportunity to see your product used in everyday life, which ultimately leads to conversion.
I love Google’s launch video for Duo that demos the video calling app in a fast, easy-to-watch way.
Explainer Video
“91% of consumers have watched an explainer video to learn about a product or service.” – Strategic
An explainer video, as its name suggests, does just that — explain something. An explainer video explains how something — a product, service, or a specific feature — works. And, most importantly, it explains what sets you apart from your competition.
It’s especially useful if you offer a product or service that isn’t immediately understood. It’s typically an animation and used in the hero section of a website’s homepage or a landing page.
“What is Ahrefs?” is one example. This video explains what Ahrefs offers and shows the viewers why Ahrefs is the tool they need to outrank their competitors in search engines.
Customer Testimonial Video
“Customer testimonials are one of the top three most effective types of video content.” – Marketinghy
A customer testimonial video features a happy customer who tells the story of how your product or service solved their problems and helped them achieve their business goals.
It’s highly personable and relatable than any promotional video in that it features a person who isn’t connected to your brand talk highly of your product.
For this reason, new prospects — especially the ones that are convinced about the other aspects of your product such as its features and pricing — feel more confident and secure about making that final purchase decision.
Calm’s customer testimonial video shares the wonderful experiences of its real-life users and serves as a motivation for others to follow suit.
Product Review Video
“62% of consumers watch product review videos before making a purchase.” – MediaKix
A product review video features a reviewer, typically an influential person in your niche, who shows the product in action and gives his unbiased opinion about it.
Prospects who watch it feel like they’re getting an honest take about your product. It’s what really proves the superiority of your product in the eyes of your prospects.
Of late, third party product reviews are the most trusted. Even more so than customer testimonials since getting one from your customer base is quite easy.
To illustrate, watch this review of Blue Apron’s meal kit delivery service by a popular YouTuber.
Company/Work Culture Video
“Brands that inspire higher emotional intensity receive 3 times as much word of mouth marketing as their less-emotional counterparts.” – Sprout Social
A company culture video showcases your company’s culture and introduces the people behind your brand. It helps you humanize your brand and gives your customers an opportunity to form a personal connection to your brand.
Also, it gives prospective employees a glimpse of what it’s like to work at your company and helps you attract the right people.
The video below for BambooHR, a cloud-based HR management software, is a textbook example. This video shares the stories of its employees and beautifully explains how work/life balance works at BambooHR — it adheres to the 40-hour workweek despite being a startup.
Event Video
“Video of a live event increases brand favorability by 63%.” – Twitter
You can create an event promo video to build excitement before an event, and during the event, you can live stream short snippets — typically highlights of the event — as live videos on Twitter and Facebook or as Stories on Instagram.
Promoting an event on social media is a great way to gain fans and followers! An event video brings the fun of the occasion to those who couldn’t make it and is reposted by the ones who made it to your event.
To give you an idea, check out this video of Google’s Pixel 2 reveal event from Verge.
How to Create a Kick-ass Promotional Video Yourself
I’ll walk you through step by step on how to create a kick-ass promotional video on your own. We have a lot to cover so let’s jump right into it.
Step One: Write a Script
You need to answer a few questions before you can start writing the script. Answering these questions provides you with some crucial insights you’d need to craft a good script. Answer the following questions:
- Why are you creating this promotional video? It could be to drive sales, drive brand awareness, or simply educate your customers.
- Who is the video for? The intended target audience for this video.
- What action would you like them to take? You could want them to sign up, download an app, or contact you for further information.
With these insights you’ve gathered, you can start writing your script, but before you do that, you need to be clear about what you want your script to achieve.
A good promotional video script:
- Grabs the viewers’ attention
- Makes the viewers understand what you do and why you’re different
- Keeps them engaged and at the end, makes them take some desired action
To achieve this, you can follow this general outline for your promotional video script:
- Problem (What): Introduce the problem your product or service solves. What is the one core problem or pain point your target audience is experiencing and can deeply relate to?
- Solution (How): Introduce your product and explain how it can help solve this problem in an easy-to-understand way.
- Unique benefits and values (Why): Why should they choose you over your competitors? What’s the one unique value you provide that would motivate them to choose you? Talk about these unique/main benefits and values you offer.
- Call-to-action: End the video with an action you want them to take. Make sure you mention everything they’d need to take that action, whether it’s a website address, email address, or contact number.
If it seems overwhelming to come up with a script, I understand. When you have to explain what you do, why you’re different and tell an engaging story all in a short amount of time, it can seem overwhelming even to a pro who’s done it many times over.
Don’t worry. There’s a solution. You can use a video making tool that provides you with readymade templates. Take Animaker for instance, its in-house scriptwriters and animators have come up with promotional video templates for numerous use cases and industries.
Let’s say you want to create an explainer video for your product, all you have to do is pick a template and treat it as a starting place to create your own unique explainer video.
Step Two: Decide on the Length of Your Video
Keep the script short. Restrain from talking about every single benefit or feature your product offers. Remember that you’re battling against the attention span of your audience.
Studies have shown that the shorter the promotional video, the higher the chances of it being watched till the end.
So how long should your promotional video be? Your promotional video should be about 1 minute or less in length. That is, the script should be 130 words or less.
Step Three: Record the Voiceover
Once you have a script, you’ll need a voiceover. Here are some options:
- Record the voiceover yourself using a high-quality USB microphone and audio recording software such as Audacity or Apple’s GarageBand. If you find the interface of the aforementioned software hard to wrap your head around, you can use Animaker’s super-simple interface to record your voiceover.
- Hire a professional voice actor from sites such as Voices.com or Fiverr.
- Use text-to-speech software to generate a human-like voiceover. This is the easiest and effective way for anyone to create an engaging audio narration themselves. With an app like Animaker, you can instantly convert your script into a realistic, human-like voice. It lets you create voiceovers in 50+ voices and 25 different languages.
Step Four: Pick a Visual Style and Create the Visuals
A video is made up of a bunch of scenes. Each scene conveys a message and lasts for a few seconds before switching to the next and so on until the last one.
Your goal for each scene should be to clearly communicate your message with the right visuals.
Once you’ve come up with a list of visuals you’d need to effectively communicate your message to your audience, you’d have to create or find these visuals.
What type of style would you choose to create the promotional video?
Well, that depends on the kind of promotional video you wish to create.
Do you want to create an explainer video? If yes, you’d need to create an animation. For this, you’d need visual assets such as icons, shapes, scene backgrounds, etc. Visual assets for animations are typically created by a design pro using a tool like Adobe Illustrator.
Unless you are a designer and have created this kind of visuals before, I wouldn’t recommend using these professional tools. The learning curve is steep and you’re better off using a tool that provides you with all these assets right out of the box.
Specifically, an app like Animaker provides you with thousands of readymade icons, scene backgrounds, characters, shapes, and other visual assets to convey any message or promote any product or service.
If you were to create your own visuals, you can only use them to create a simple animation that might do a poor job of conveying your message. This is because the created assets might seem unprofessional and you can’t use characters in your animation.
Animating an icon or shape is possible, though, it’s not easy for someone that’s never used a video editing software before, but animating a character is not (more on this later).
If you want to create a product demo/tour video for your web app, or you want to create a video promoting your mobile app, you’d need screen recordings of the app.
You’d need a tool to record your desktop or mobile screen. To record a desktop or laptop screen, you can use a tool such as Free Cam. It lets you easily record your screen. It’s a free tool that doesn’t place a watermark or impose time limits and is ad-free.
There are two downsides to using it though. It saves your screen recordings only in WMV format, which you’d have to then convert to a more popular format such as MP4, and it doesn’t let you record your front-facing camera.
If your app is web-based or you want to record your screen from a chrome extension, you can use Loom. Loom lets you easily record your screen and front-facing camera directly from your browser.
Vmaker is another desktop screen recording tool (for mac and windows) that’s intuitive, fast, and free.
To record your mobile screen, you can use a tool that comes pre-installed on your Android OS or iOS; you don’t need any third-party app to record your mobile’s screen.
A good app promotional video shows the mobile app in action and explains its features & benefits using text and possibly a voiceover.
If you’re looking to create a promo video for your mobile app, you can use a tool that offers readymade templates. Here’s the thing: it’s hard to create a promo video for your mobile app from scratch and also make it seem professional.
And if you’re someone who’s got absolutely no video making experience, let the template take care of the animation part for you.
With a tool like Animaker, all you have to do is pick an app promo template, upload the screen recordings of your app, and swap the placeholder videos in that template with your own video recordings. And you’re done!
Want to create promotional videos using stock videos and photos? There are plenty of sites that offer high-quality stock videos and images for free.
Pexels and Pixabay offer a huge library of professional stock videos and photos that are free for personal or commercial use without attribution.
If you’re looking for premium, authentic stock videos, and photos in 4k quality, check out Animaker’s built-in library. It gives you access to 100M+ beautiful, royalty-free stock videos and photos.
If you need live videos to create your promotional video, here’s a guide on the best way to shoot a video by yourself.
Step Five: Edit the Video
In this step, you animate or edit the visuals you’d created in step four.
You can use Camtasia to create a simple animation with your graphics.
Here’s a tutorial to help you learn how to create an animated scene using Camtasia.
Using Camtasia, however, isn’t the most effective way to create an animation by yourself. There are better tools out there that would let you create an animation without any animated video-making know-how or experience.
An app like Animaker has been specifically created to let anyone create an animation to tell any story and for any occasion or moment.
It offers a simple drag-and-drop interface and a huge library of hundreds of thousands of readymade assets such as characters, HD stock images/videos, scene backgrounds, shapes, icons, special effects, emojis, GIFs, music tracks — you name it, it’s got it.
It stands out from most tools in that it gives you the ability to create the web’s two most popular types of videos: animations and live-action videos. If you want to create a wide variety of promo videos, choose a tool that lets you create both these types of videos.
With Animaker, you can include animated characters to tell your story. It’s the only animation maker that has pre-animated, realistic-looking characters. I don’t think you can find a tool that provides you with animated characters more realistic than Animaker.
You can animate a character with the touch of a button. Based on your story, drop a character onto the canvas, and pick an action you want this character to perform or an emotion you want it to express. It’s that simple.
Also, you can build a unique character (or a mascot if you will) to represent your brand and reflect your brand’s unique personality. People come across countless brand names every day, and while it’s easy for a brand name to slip someone’s mind, it’ll be much easier for them to recall the face of a unique, memorable character.
Moreover, Animaker makes it incredibly easy to create promotional videos that are on-brand. With just a simple click, you can customize the color of all the visuals in a scene to perfectly match the colors in your brand color palette.
If you’re using live videos in your promotional video, you can now edit and fine-tune them.
You’re going to need video editing tools to:
- Cut or trim your video to select the part that’s relevant.
- Add filters to enhance the video and set the desired mood.
- Merge or join video clips together.
- Add animated titles to bring your words to life.
- Add transitions to make the story flow cohesively.
You can use a standard video editor like Camtasia or Movavi to do this. If you’re a Mac user, you can use a preinstalled video editing software called iMovie to edit your promotional video.
I’d recommend you to pick an online video editor, though. Unlike standard video editors that require local installation and high-end hardware to run smoothly, an online video editor works in your browser and is lightweight.
While a professional can find an online video editor useful, it’s specifically made for non-designers, marketers, and just about anyone who wants to quickly edit videos for social media and the web.
Step Six: Add Music to Your Video
It’s now time to add music to your promotional video. For an explainer video, the emphasis should be on the explanation that it offers.
In this context, the music is merely used to help make the explanation effective. The music simply adds to the explanation and takes a back seat.
When talking about your product, using upbeat, funky music can make the product seem easy to use, and when talking about the problem your product solves, using dramatic, suspenseful music can make the problem resonate with your audience.
You can automatically lower the sound of this background music — only when the narrator speaks — using a technique called sidechain compression (or ducking).
Where do you find music tracks for your promotional video? Premium Beat, Artlist, MusOpen, and YouTube Audio Library are a few sites that offer quality music tracks.
You can find thousands of premium, incredible-quality music tracks in Animaker’s audio library. The music tracks have been categorized based on the types of videos you’d use them in, say an explainer video, or a video ad.
Or they’ve been categorized based on the kind of emotion or state you’d want to express, say fun, love, happiness, gloom, or sadness. This makes it easy for you to use just the right soundtrack for your video.
Once you add a music track to your video on Animaker, a fade-in/fade-out effect is automatically added. This effect gradually increases the volume at the beginning of your video and then gradually decreases the volume at the end of the video.
That’s everything you need to know to create a promotional video all by yourself. Now go ahead and create a killer promotional video! If you’re looking for an all-in-one video making tool to create one, be sure to check out Animaker.
Do you know any tricks or tools for creating engaging promotional videos? Let me know about them in the comment section.
How to make video edits? [Tips, tricks, and best practices]
You’re at the job interview of your dream company and the recruiter says you have two minutes to talk about your accomplishments.
What would you do?
You’d cut to the chase, eliminate rambling, weed out unworthy information, and make the points strong enough to have the recruiters’ attention.
Won’t you?
The concept of video editing is similar to this.
With a minimal attention span of the audience, video creators face the need to entice them with attractive, useful, engaging, and duration-bound video – all at once.
Video editing is one of the most important skills for video creators. In fact, editing takes up the biggest chunk of the video creation process.
If you are a video creator looking to sharpen your video editing skills, this is your only thorough guide on all things you need to know about video editing.
Whether you are looking to edit videos that you have shot using your camera or mobile, a screen recording done through a tool like Camtasia or Vmaker, or a nice and bright stock video – we’ll cover the different tools within Animaker that’ll enable you to edit all types of videos with some pro tips and hacks.
Let’s dive right in!
What is video editing?
Video editing is the process of bringing together different elements of a video (concept, music, aesthetics, and flow) with video editing tools and resources to turn raw visuals into a finished video that is ready to watch and enjoy.
Video editing also involves removing unnecessary visuals and details that do not add value or make the video too long.
Why is video editing important?
Creating a bland video for the sake of it could really harm your reputation and benefit no one in any way. Video editing is a critical step in the video-making process that helps you make it more engaging.
In a nutshell, you should edit videos to:
- Refine, tidy up, and perfect the content
- Make it more appealing and creative
- Slice and dice unnecessary detail
- Add significant details
- Get an overall critical review
We’ll be discussing editing tips in this article. If you are interested in a particular section, jump head!
- Getting the footage ready
- Handy editing tools for a stunning video
- Jazz up with the right dose of audio editing
Ninja video editing tactics that you can’t miss
I. Getting the footage ready
Before you begin the editing process, make sure that your video is in the right dimension, size, and angle. Here are a few things that can help you make your videos feasible for further editing.
Rotate video
Having a video horizontal when intended to be vertical and vice-versa is agonizing. We get that.
If you are eager to make a cool video from old footage and find that they’re not in the desired orientation, it is quite easy to fix it.
You can rotate your videos with Animaker in three simple steps:
1. Choose upload to import your videos in Animaker or simply drag-and-drop the videos you want to rotate
2. To upload an asset, just click on the upload icon and choose the asset from your system and upload it to the Animaker library. From here, you can drag it to the workspace
Once you’ve uploaded your video, drag it to the workspace to adjust and rotate the video.
3. Click on the scene or the background and an item menu appears
4. Click on the arrow symbol to rotate your video 360 degrees to any preferred orientation
Voila! Your video is rotated!
Flip video
You may have shot a video facing the mirror or you prefer the stock footage on your video to be flipped so that you can add text on a particular side of the video.
These are certain things that may seem small but make a huge difference in the quality of the output.
With Animaker, you can flip the videos horizontally or vertically.
1. Begin by clicking on the scene
2. Upon doing so, an item menu expands and you can click on the “flip” option to tilt the scene as per your preferences (right, left, top, and bottom)
Resize Video
One of the most time-consuming tasks in video editing is customizing the dimensions to make it relevant and optimized for different social channels. But, tools like instant resize can help you skip through the manual process by resizing videos with a single click of a button.
With Animaker, you can repurpose your videos to be posted on 20+ different social channels and just think of all the time you’d be saving with a video editing tool like this!
1. Pick a social platform you want to resize the video for or add a custom size
2. Upload a video from your local computer
3.To upload an asset, just click on the upload icon and choose the asset from your system and upload it to the Animaker library. From here, you can drag it to the workspace
4. Download the video or share it on 20+ social media platforms
Publish on 20+ social media platforms.
Crop Video
- Select the scene
- Click on the crop icon from the item menu
- Resize and apply
II. Handy editing tools for a stunning video
Trim video
The attention span of an average human is on a consistent dwindle and getting the audiences hooked to your content is more difficult than ever.
If there’s too much drag at the beginning or sluggish at the end, there’s a high chance your audience will bounce off.
With Animaker, you can trim and chop off unnecessary clips and get the audiences to pay attention.
1. Click on the scene or the background and see an item menu expand
2. Click on the scissors icon. You’ll see a window open and the background blur out
3. Trim the videos by dragging the pins inward or outward to trim the beginning of the end of the video accordingly
4. Drag the purple pins as per your requirement to adjust and trim out the unnecessary portions of the video.
Camera effect
The zoom effect is one of the oldest filmmaking practices that was first commercially used in the 19th century in a film called Wings. Ever since it has become the go-to practice of every video maker to create a dramatic effect and get the audiences hooked to a specific portion of the frame.
But, you don’t have to invest in an insanely expensive camera or software to add the pan and zoom effect for your video. It’s as easy as a pie with Animaker and here’s how:
1. Drag-and-drop the video to the workspace from the Animaker library to which you want to add the camera effect or upload your own
2. To upload an asset, just click on the upload icon and choose the asset from your system and upload it to the Animaker library. From here, you can drag it to the workspace
3. Select the “camera icon” above the timeline to use the camera effect
4. You can find another camera icon on the purple timeline bar and if you click on it, it’ll expand to two options – static camera and dynamic camera
5. If you want a zoom effect without animations, go for a static camera else choose a dynamic camera
Let’s first try out the dynamic camera.
Now, we’re going to zoom-in to focus on the little dude with a grumpy face. To do that, just click on the video icon above the play head and drag the square on the screen to select the part you want to zoom-in (in our case it’s the little guy).
Note: If you want to use the static camera, choose the static camera option and see the zoom effect come live in the preview without any transition effect like the dynamic camera.
Add Animated Text
Animated texts layered on your videos wonderfully complement the visuals and get the message across to the audience with minimal efforts.
If you are creating a video about your product or offering a discount, or talking about the benefits – it’s impossible for you to contain such a huge load of information through just visuals or by virtually talking.
Enters Animated texts. Pop-in important takeaways for your viewers with digestible animated texts.
With Animaker, you can add animated titles easily, and let’s see how:
1. Pick from hundreds of pre-built animated texts
2. Drag-and-drop to the workspace
3. Edit the text to add your content and place it well
4. You can also control the duration of the animated text on the screen and the time of entry and exit. Upon clicking the animated text, a purple bar will apply to the timeline. You can drag the two pins on either side inward or outward depending on how long you want the animated text to stay and exit the scene
5. If you want to add entry and exit effects, then simply click on the animated text and see the effects option open on the right side of the screen. You can choose from tons of entry and exit effects from the options and it will be applied to the texts (in the timeline)
The pink bar determines the duration of the entry and exit effect which can be adjusted by dragging inward or outward based on your requirements.
💡 Pro Tip:
Add some icons that fit your story and place it tastefully along with the animated text to add a personality that can resonate with your audience. For example, we’ve added a paw icon along with the animated text (see above).
Similarly, if you’re offering a discount, add a dollar sack icon or if you’re an ice-cream seller, add an ice-cream icon! You can access millions of icons from the Animaker library itself 😻
Add subtitles
With channels like Facebook that get over 8 Billion average daily video views, your videos need to strike a chord with the audience whether they don’t understand your language or can’t turn up the volume.
Also, videos with subtitles improve engagement.
Now to the best part. The actionable tips:
- Choose a text from the library and see it appear on the workspace
- Type the subtitles for your video, scene-by-scene
- Customize the text to change font style, size, color, and other formatting
Like in the case of animated titles, the duration of the text (subtitles) elements on the scene can be adjusted.
Add stickers, emojis, and shapes to your video
Adding emojis, shapes, and stickers are talked less about in the video editing hacks, but, these are the little things that make your videos more fun to watch and visually better.
What do these do in your scenes?
- Stickers lighten the intensity of the visuals and make the video more subtle and friendly. For example, a cute virus sticker on a video that talks about the danger of a disease can help the audience focus on the solutions rather than fretting
Click on the mug icon and type the keyword suffixed by “sticker” and choose the sticker you want. Place it on your scene.
- People connect with emojis easily as they use it every day. Emojis can be added to the scenes to make it more funny and relatable.
Click on the mug icon and type the keyword suffixed by “emoji” and choose the emoji you want. Place it on your scene.
- Shapes are a life-saver when you want to use texts on your scenes and when the background is too cluttered. You can make your texts more visible by layering them on different shapes and playing around the opacity of the shape
Click on the mug icon and browse the shapes or type what you want. Place it on your scene.
Again, like in the case of animated titles and subtitles, the duration of sticker elements on the scene can also be adjusted.
💡 Pro Tip:
- Don’t be carried away by the idea of stickers and emojis and overuse them
- The idea that stickers and emojis are unprofessional is a myth – use them optimally
- While layering shapes on your scenes, make sure that the colors complement the video and adjust the opacity if required
- Refrain from using stickers and emojis on your CTA screen to prevent the split of focus
Add credits and watermark to video
Branding your videos and adding credits to acknowledge the creators is important to leave a lasting impact on the audience. With Animaker, you can upload your brand logos and add them to your scenes and also add credits with plain or animated texts!
Add filters to video
Adding filters to videos has become the millennial way of posting visual content. There’s a reason why everyone loves this. Filters can turn a bland video into anything you want – into a retro effect, black and white, add a sunny effect, and a lot more.
If you’re crazy about adding filters for your videos, here’s how you can do it with Animaker:
1. Click on the scene or the background video and see an item menu appear
2. Choose the filters option
3. Scroll through to pick your favorite filter and click to add
Let’s now add a summer filter to a gloomy scene. Click on the filter and see it reflect on your video.
💡 Pro Tip:
Filters are fun and tempting to add. But, be mindful of why you’re doing it and refrain from going overboard.
- Don’t add filters for the sake of it. Be tasteful and picky with the reasons
- Layer the filters with texts that complement the color of the background
- Make sure to maintain the consistency of the color, feel, and texture throughout the video
- Don’t add different filters for every scene
Use screen effects
The videos we see today are far from having formal intros and boring designs. From big brands like Starbucks and Adidas to a budding Youtuber, and even a B2B marketer is trying to set a tone, personality, and a voice for their brand with videos.
Adding a personality to your brand through videos lies in the choice of colors, concepts, themes, and keeping it casual. But, to make this possible for your videos, you don’t have to be a huge brand.
With pre-built screen effects in Animaker, you can pick from tons of choices to add that extra quirkiness to your videos and let’s see how:
1. Click on the “screen effects” icon in the library
2. Choose the screen effect you want
3. Add it to your scene, layer it up with a nice text, and watch it instantly make your video wonderful!
Add Transitions
The connectivity between stand-alone scenes is what makes a visual with a flow and story. Videos are distinguished from other forms of visual because of the loop and continuity.
An editing tool that supports this is the “transition effect” that adds narration, mood, and emotion to your videos. By definition, a transition is exactly what it does – “It brings cohesiveness while changing from one type to another without any visual cue.”
Let’s now see how to create transitions using Animaker:
III. Jazz up with the right dose of audio editing
Add voiceover to video
There are different forms of narrations to a video. It could be using a subtitle or just adding a fitting audio track that perfectly syncs with the theme of the video. The most popular form is adding a voiceover that takes the audience through the video like narrating a story.
This keeps the audience glued more than anything else! So, there are different ways in which you can do this:
- Text-to-speech
- Record voice over
- Upload recorded file
The good news is that you can do all of this with Animaker and let’s see how:
1. Click on the mic icon on the left end of the timeline bar and see a menu expand with three options – record voiceover, text-to-speech, and upload voiceover
2. Choose the voiceover format you prefer
3. Sync with the video
💡 Pro Tip:
If you’re recording a voice-over make sure you do the following:
- Have the script within reach to prevent stammering or losing the flow
- Add some pauses and speak confidently. Avoid sounding monotonous and robotic – Keep it natural and breezy
- Keep water or some drink within reach if your voice begins to crack
- Use a mic or plugin noise-canceling earphones to eliminate ambiance noise
- Practice a couple of times before going live
- Be ready and willing to re-record (if you have the flexibility) in case if something does not go well
Record your own voice
Text-to-speech
Trim audio
If you like a particular portion of a long audio track and want to chop off the excess and retain your favorite portion, it is quite easy to do that with Animaker.
Let’s see how to add music to the video and trim that music track:
- Choose from hundreds of music tracks in the Animaker library or upload your own audio files
- Click on the audio track and see it appear on the audio timeline
- Drag the pins on either side inward or upward to freeze the audio portion you prefer
Mute video
You can grab the attention of the audience and minimize distraction by muting the audio for certain scenes.
You can do it in Animaker in a single simple step. Click on the scene in the timeline that you want to mute the audio for and mute the scene or adjust the volume on the audio symbol.
IV. Export
Once you are happy with your output, you can download the project in any resolution you want. You can go up to 4k video quality on Animaker.
- Click on the publish button
- Download the video or directly publish on social channels
Wrapping Up
All the favorite movies and shows that we enjoyed watching did not magically turn out to be epic. The crux of a good output is the hours of quality editing that go behind it and this holds true for content in any format.
In fact, one of the iconic movies in the history of world cinema, Avatar, took ten years to edit and make it what it is. So, whether you create a small video or an extravaganza, remember one thing – Edit, edit, and edit again.
You can also use professional video editing software to edit your videos. Hope you enjoyed our tips, tricks, and best practices of video editing. We’d like to know your favorite hack in the comments✌
Pro-Hacks & Tips to improve your Animaker videos!
Are you trying to get the most out of Animaker? Are you looking for ways to take your video-making skills to the next level?
That’s the exact reason why we made these awesome Pro-hacks to guide you on your path to video making excellence.
Hack 1: Depth of Field
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Hack 2: The Hitchcock Zoom
Hack 3: Animated Backgrounds
Hack 4: Rule of Thirds
Hack 5: Foreground and Background Effect
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Hack 6: Using objects for creating smooth transitions
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Hack 7: Pan and Tilt effect
Hack 8: Monstrous growth effect
Hack 9: Delusional effect
Hack 10:Screen within the screen effect
Hack 11:Parallax effect
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Hack 12:Properties for background effect
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How to make a Cute Anniversary Video? [Quick guide!]
Your anniversary is just around the corner, and you wonder what might be a good gift for your loved one…
As much as those expensive rings, shoes, and clothes will be a sight for the eyes, gifts with a personal touch can sweep your partner right off their feet!
And what better way to swoon your loved one if not for a video made with beautiful photos taken all through the years? Just the sound of it gives you a good feeling, right?
We have all felt a rush of happiness when we scroll through photos in our galleries, reminiscing the happiest moments.
After all, memories are eternal treasures of our hearts! And videos can be a great way to relive those memories. That’s precisely why we are going to make an anniversary video!
Now let me show you how to make that awesome anniversary video of yours in a matter of minutes!
There are two ways to do this:
Whichever method you choose, we will be delighted to guide you!
So, with no further delay, let’s dive in!
1. Create using Animaker’s Anniversary Video Maker:
The Anniversary Video Maker is extremely easy to use, efficient, and completes most of the work for you. Above all that, it is free!
Let’s get started on the steps to collate the images into a beautiful video using this video maker:
1. If you are already a user of Animaker, click here to log in. If you are new to Animaker, click here to sign up.
2. This will lead you to the dashboard, where you will see tons of existing templates for different use cases. Look for “anniversary” in the search bar at the top.
3. This will redirect you to the Moments page with a list of anniversary video templates displayed. You can hover over any template and click on ‘Preview’ to get an idea of the template. Once you decide which one to use, click on the ‘Use’ button.
4. The template that you have chosen will get launched as a new project.
5. You will see that the template has everything, right from the emotion to the background music. All you need to do is, swap the pictures in it with yours. We shall start with this swapping by uploading your images one by one. Choose the file that you want to upload from your local storage. Click the Upload button, navigate to the file, select it, and click on Open. You can also drag and drop the file from your local storage.
6. Similarly, upload all the pictures. Once you are done, select the photo in the template. This will open the Item Menu. Select the Swap option from the Item Menu.
7. This will open the Images section from the library. Using the Swap option allows you to swap the existing image with an image or video, either from the Library or from the My Uploads section. Since we will use the photo that was uploaded, choose the My Uploads icon in the images section.
8. Select the image you want to swap the existing image with, and click on Apply.
After swapping, you can resize the image by selecting it and then dragging its corners.
9. If you feel that the text in the template does not go with your image, you can readily change it by simply clicking on it. Clicking on it would open the Text Settings window, from which you can modify your text’s font style, size, alignment, letter spacing, transparency, entry/exit effect, and arrangement. Also, you can use Smart Move on your text to give it complex animations. Check out this video to know how to use Smart Move.
10. Alternatively, you can also delete the existing text box and replace it with one from the Text Pre-builts section. The Library also has a massive list of Text Pre-builts, which are formatted with unique entry and exit effects to make life easier for you. Apart from these pre-builts, you can also select a heading, subheading, or body text, format it, and provide it with your own entry/exit effects.
11. If you are confident enough, you can very well go ahead and create a scene from scratch. To do this, select the scene after which you want the new scene, and select the Add Scene option. If you want to add a new scene that doesn’t have many changes from a particular scene, the easiest and smartest thing to do is duplicate a scene. Select the Duplicate Scene option and make your changes in the newly added scene right away. To delete a particular scene, select it from the Scenes section and select the Delete Scene option.
You can also add any asset from the Library to any scene and enhance your video. Refer to the screenshot below to know where each asset type can be found.
As and when you add an element to the scene, you will notice it getting added to the timeline below. For instance, when you add a photo that you’d uploaded, this is how it gets added to the Workspace and the timeline.
To adjust the duration of the asset’s visibility on a particular scene, drag the black bars at the ends of the scene in the timeline or by clicking the + and – options at the bottom right.
Once you are done editing the text and replacing the assets the way you want, we will move on to the next step; one of the most critical steps for creating a cool video…
Adding music to a video:
Music is one of the essential elements of a video. Its absence can make a video lack flavor and make it seem…
To add the right amount of oomph to your video, you need to choose an apt tune that would go with your video’s overall essence. And that, my friends, is where Animaker comes to the rescue…
Apart from providing different elements like properties, special effects, images, etc., Animaker’s Library also offers a vast collection of ready-to-use, royalty-free music tracks and sound effects.
Also, just like you had added your photos, you can add tunes that you have composed or tunes from the internet, provided they are royalty-free like our tracks (You wouldn’t want to get sued or have your video removed for using others’ tunes without permission, right?)
You would have noticed that the pre-built template that we had selected comes with background music. If you want to change it, Animaker’s rich library gives you a whole host of options.
First, select the video timeline.
To change the existing BGM in this template, click on the music track in the timeline. You will notice a pop-up with some options appear. Remove the track by selecting the Delete option.
To choose a new music track/sound effect, select the Music option in the library. This will list several royalty-free music tracks. Similarly, to add sound effects, select the option next to Music.
Hover over any track to preview it. Add a track to the video by simply clicking on it. From the timeline, you can preview the track, adjust its volume, duplicate it, and delete it. You can also move the black edges of the track to extend or contract it and match the track length with your video’s duration.
And if that’s still not enough, you can upload your own music the same way you uploaded your pictures and add it to the video.
After adding all the elements, preview the video to ensure that they have been added the way you wanted them to be. After all, you need the video to be perfect, right?
Select the Scene Preview option to preview a particular scene and use the Video Preview option to preview the entire video.
Once you are done, click on Publish -> Download video. You can rename it, select the preferred video quality, and then click on Download.
Your video is ready! Once the rendering is done, you can download it. Additionally, you will also receive the video link via mail. Brace yourselves, cuz it’s…
Show your loved ones the awesome video that you’d created and see them go…
2. Create an Anniversary Video from scratch:
If you do not want to make use of a template and start from scratch, well, we have options for that too! Here are the steps:
1. After logging into your account, Click on Create -> Create a video on the dashboard.
2. This will take you to the Moments page. This page lists three blank options at the top along with the other predefined templates. Select one among the three blank templates (vertical, square, and horizontal), depending on the dimension you want.
3. Selecting a blank template will start a new project as shown below.
4. After the project is launched, start by uploading the pictures following the steps mentioned earlier.
5. Once the pictures are uploaded, our next step will be to add a good background to the video. Using Animaker, you can add four different types of backgrounds to your video. Check out this video to know more.
6. For this video, I would prefer to go with an image background. As it is an anniversary video, I will search for the keyword “love” in the search bar and choose one from the filtered list. To add a background you like to the workspace, simply click on it.
7. Now that our background is selected, the next step will be to add the uploaded photos to the workspace. Go to the Uploads section in the library and select the photo that you want to add to the workspace.
Resize the image by dragging its corners and place it properly.
8. Here’s a subtle trick for you. Though adding the image would do, adding a frame to the picture can emphasize it. Wondering how? Look down.
- Click on Properties in the Library.
- Since the image is in landscape format, we can choose the rectangle shape. To choose the rectangle shape, click on the plus symbol next to Shapes (With Text) under Properties.
- This will expand the Shapes section. Select the rectangle to add it to the workspace.
- Besides using the corners of the shape to resize it, you can also change its width by using the rhombus icon in the shape. This will help you to scale the frame like this…
- Once you have made the frame fit the picture perfectly, you can change the color of the shape and give it entry/exit effects from the settings.
- Now that your frame is set, right-click on it and select Move to Back. This will help you in performing the next step without any hassles.
9. You can now add text to the video canvas by selecting the Text option from the library. Select a heading/subheading/body text or choose a style from the vast list of Text-Prebuilts.
For this video, I select the body text and enter the text to add to the video.
Similar to the other assets, you can format the text the way you want it to be and also give it entry/exit effects from the Text Settings window.
10. Let’s move on to the next scene. Now that our first scene is perfectly set, the easiest and smartest thing to do would be duplicating it and simply changing the picture and text for the other scenes. This would help you complete your video faster. To duplicate the scene, click on the Duplicate Scene option on the first scene under the Scenes tab.
11. Now, our task is to replace the image and the text, and we are done with the second scene. To replace the image, select it, and choose the Swap option from the Item Menu.
This will open the Images section from the library. Using the Swap option allows you to swap the existing image with an image or video, either from the Library or from the My Uploads section. Since will use the photo that was uploaded, choose the My Uploads icon in the images section.
Select the image you want to replace the current image with and click on Apply.
You can resize the image by dragging its corners and fitting it into the frame.
12. Next, change the text accordingly.
Similarly, you can duplicate the first scene and change the picture and text in forthcoming scenes.
13. The final step is to add music to your video. To choose a new music track/sound effect, select the Music option in the library. This will list several royalty-free music tracks. Similarly, to add sound effects, select the option next to Music.
14. Hover over any track/effect to preview it. Add a track to the video by simply clicking on it. From the timeline, you can preview the track, adjust its volume, duplicate it, and delete it. You can also extend the black marks at the ends of the track to extend or contract it.
And if that’s still not enough, you can upload your music the same way you uploaded your pictures and add it to the video.
After adding all the elements, preview the video to ensure that they have been added correctly.
Select the Scene Preview option to preview a particular scene and use the Video Preview option to preview the entire video.
Once you are done, click on Publish -> Download video. You can rename it, select the preferred video quality, and then click on Download.
Your video is ready! Once the rendering is done, you can download it, Additionally, you will also receive the video link via mail.
You would have noticed that the process is extremely simple. So, what are you waiting for? Unleash thy creative self, shower all those elements, and create the best anniversary video ever!!
Should you have any questions/doubts, shoot ‘em in the comments section. We will be happy to help you out!