VSDC Free Video Editor
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With the built-in effects, it's not too different from editing regular 2D footage. Here is a glimpse of what it may look like: you can cut out unwanted pieces, apply color correction, or add text and pin it to any object in the video!
This is the add-on episode to our VFX overview series for new VSDC users. Watch the previous episodes here:
PART 1 - Adjustment effects: youtu.be/9IGPbeUmYL8
PART 2 - Filters: youtu.be/fKI3108SRRM
PART 3 - Transformation effects: youtu.be/ELLqt_dBokU
PART 4 - Transparency, Special FX & Nature effects: youtu.be/S6yxyO_jjIk
PART 5 - Transition effects: youtu.be/bxglgRdKuoQ
Download the latest version of VSDC Free Video Editor from our website: http://bit.ly/3ho2WI3
Time stamps:
00:00 Intro
00:34 360 to 2D
01:31 3D to 2D
VSDC 7.2 is out.
Here is what you should be looking for:
✔️ New color correction panel
✔️ Lift, Gamma, Gain color wheels
✔️ Visual echo filter
✔️ Tracking point effect animation
✔️ Multichannel audio effect control
and more!
Read the details about VSDC 7.2 and download the latest version on our website: bit.ly/3Ud2DhH
We can't wait to hear what you think about the updates!
In this video, we’ll review transition effects available in VSDC. This is a brief overview that will help you get the taste of the built-in transitions, so if any of the effects piques your interest, feel free to check a more detailed tutorial on our channel.
Please keep in mind that some of the effects are only available in the Pro version, so if you’re using the free version of VSDC, the effects won’t be visible after the export.
Feel free to jump to the section you're most interested in:
00:00 Intro
00:38 Paper-burn (Pro)
01:16 Flow transform (Pro)
01:36 Shattered glass (Pro)
02:04 Paint brush
02:33 Chess
02:44 Wipe
02:53 Push
02:57 Mosaic
03:05 Page turn
03:21 Diffuse FX
03:33 Fade FX
03:46 Classic fade in/out
04:21 Outro
Got any questions about using transitions in VSDC? Leave them in the comments below.
➡️Remember to update VSDC on your PC: bit.ly/3RQtPRT
🔔Stay tuned for the next video!
In this video, we’ll review three categories of effects:
- transparency effects
- special FX
- and nature-inspired effects
Please keep in mind that some of the effects in these categories are only available in the Pro version, so if you’re using the free version of VSDC, the effects won’t be visible after the export.
Got any questions about using transitions in VSDC? Leave them in the comments below.
➡️Remember to update VSDC on your PC: bit.ly/3RQtPRT
🔔Stay tuned for the next video!
Feel free to jump to the section you're most interested in:
00:00 Intro
00:26 ////// Transparency //////
00:34 «Fade in & Fade out»
00:55 «Custom transparency»
01:15 «Make opaque»
01:30 «Make transparent»
01:47 «Clipping»
02:08 «Borders»
02:33 «Background remover»
02:52 Special FX
03:00 «TV, Glitch, Matrix»
03:17 «Face landmarks»
03:40 «AI Art Generator»
04:01 «VirtualDub filter»
04:23 ////// Nature //////
04:35 «Lens flare»
04:38 «Bokeh glare»
04:41 «Raindrops»
04:43 «God rays»
04:53 «Fire»
04:56 «Water»
05:01 «Smoke»
05:07 «Plasma»
05:17 «Particles»
05:42 «Shadow»
06:06 Outro
In this video, we're going to talk about transformation effects designed to transform or distort the video, without drastically changing the image. The Transformation category includes effects like Perspective, Zoom, Distortion, and a few others.
If you're new to VSDC, tune in to see how you can use them!
🔔Stay tuned for the next video where we're going to talk about transparency effects!
➡️Don't forget to download the newest version of VSDC Free Video Editor here: bit.ly/3cOhcb8
Feel free to jump to the section you're most interested in:
00:00 - Intro
00:24 - «Flip»
00:34 - «Perspective»
01:03 - «Skew»
01:23 - «Shift»
01:41 - «Rotation»
02:00 - «Resample»
02:19 - «Zoom»
02:48 - «Mirror»
03:01 - «Crop»
03:19 - «Distort»
03:35 - «Lens distortion»
03:58 - Outro
This series will come in handy for anyone getting started with VSDC and looking for a quick overview of the toolset. Watch the first episode here: youtu.be/9IGPbeUmYL8
🔔Stay tuned for the next video where we're going to talk about transformation effects!
➡️Don't forget to download the newest version of VSDC Free Video Editor here: bit.ly/3cgODmx
Feel free to jump to the section you're most interested in:
00:00 - Intro
00:27 - Blur filters
00:33 - «Box blur»
00:57 - «Stack blur»
01:20 - «Gaussian blur»
01:52 - «Motion blur»
02:46 - Filters to help you work with details
02:50 - «Sharpen»
03:02 - «Pixelize»
03:23 - Noise filters
03:28 - «Wiener / DeNoise»
04:04 - «Diffuse»
04:18 - «Emboss»
04:45 - Stylization filters
04:49 - «Minimal»
04:56 - «Maximal»
05:06 - «Median»
05:14 - «Oil paint»
05:25 - «DeLogo»
06:00 - Outro
The first video of the series is dedicated to Adjustments. Adjustments make the biggest group of effects in VSDC, and they're designed to help you achieve an overall better look of the video (or image) by working with colors and stylizing tools.
Let us know if you're using any of the Adjustment effects in your projects, and whether you have any questions.
🔔Stay tuned for the next video where we're going to talk about filter effects!
➡️Don't forget to download the newest version of VSDC Free Video Editor here: bit.ly/3zOFSIa
Feel free to jump to the effect you're most interested in:
00:00 - Intro
00:47 - Auto levels
01:00 - Auto contrast
01:20 - Auto gamma
01:44 - Brightness/Contrast/Gamma
02:49 - RGB (controls and curves)
04:12 - HSV and HSL (Hue/Saturation/Value and Hue/Saturation/Lightness)
04:53 - Luminance/Chrominance
05:46 - LUTs (dedicated video guide: youtu.be/Fvpo2ak8U-U)
06:01 - Color Twist (dedicated video guide: youtu.be/gma1vLFJ8D8)
06:14 - Grayscale
06:22 - Equalize
06:40 - Colorize
06:56 - Sepia
07:21 - Reducing bit resolution
07:54 - Posterize
08:16 - Solarize
08:58 - Porabolize
09:20 - Temperature
09:37 - Tint
09:43 - Inverse
09:52 - Negative
10:00 - Black & white
10:18 - Threshold
In this tutorial, we'll show you how to make a video grid effect within a couple of minutes using the free version of VSDC. Pick 4, 9, or 16 videos you'd like to feature, and follow along!
Download the latest version of VSDC Free Video Editor here: bit.ly/3IRDTa5
Time stamps:
00:00 Intro
00:30 Create a new project and select the desired resolution
01:05 Import footage and drag it to the scene
01:45 Trim multiple video files simultaneously
02:07 Calculate the width of each grid section
02:40 Apply the required size to all video files
03:08 Form the video grid
03:23 Add a border outline
Blurred edges are a great way to achieve a special, dreamy atmosphere in a video, highlight an object or better capture viewers’ attention.
As a bonus, we’ll also show you a quick trick to create a blurred-edge circle that will follow moving objects in the video.
Download the latest version of VSDC Free Video Editor: bit.ly/3o1GioQ
00:00 Intro
00:22 First method - «Borders» (FREE)
01:13 Second method - «Ellipse & Mask» (PRO)
02:25 BONUS - Change color background
02:51 BONUS - Blur with effect background
03:21 BONUS - Motion track mask
1. You can upload premade transcript file (.srt format) to the video editor
2. Or you can type subtitles from scratch right in the program
In this tutorial, we'll show you how both options work in VSDC. Plus, you'll get to know the new markup feature that allows you to add timeline markers for each subtitle -- an easy way to align audio, video, or effect with narration.
Got any questions? Leave them in the comments below.
Get the latest version of VSDC Free Video Editor here: bit.ly/3yLXdCa
Time stamps:
00:00 Intro
00:30 Time to create subtitles
00:42 Upload a premade .srt file
01:12 Create subtitles right in VSDC
01:55 Formatting options overview
02:14 Subtitle markup feature overview
04:29 Outro
00:00 Intro
00:21 «Cutting and splitting» window overview
01:58 «Cut out content» vs «Cut out fragment» (Scissors)
03:17 «Splitting tool» (Razor)
03:27 Quick trimming on the timeline
04:14 Trimming the file by typing the time in the Properties window
Feel free to leave your questions in the comments below!
Download the latest version of VSDC from the official website: bit.ly/3HQRyNZ
We've got you covered.
Watch this guide to get familiar with the interface and the most essential features.
To download the latest version of VSDC, go to the official editor’s page: bit.ly/3LX0tht
Questions? Suggestions? Feel free to leave them in the comments below or email us at support@videosoftdev.com
How-to page: videosoftdev.com/how-to-use-free-video-editor
00:00 Intro
00:30 How to import files to VSDC
02:35 How to cut, split, crop and rotate footage in VSDC
04:20 How to mute audio in VSDC or change volume
05:15 How to work with text
06:14 How to merge files in VSDC
06:46 How to add transitions
08:00 How to access video effects
08:24 How to export your video from VSDC
☝️ Please keep in mind that a more detailed guide to using the new Cutting and Splitting window is coming soon. In this video, we only briefly talk about it.
If you haven't upgraded to 7.1 yet, download the new version from our website: bit.ly/38TbnXX
00:00 Intro
00:12 Cutting and Splitting window (brief overview)
00:51 More convenient way to work with subtitles
01:22 New timeline scrolling modes:
01:43 «Page by page» mode
01:50 «Smooth scrolling» mode
02:01 «Scroll from timeline center» mode
02:15 «Fixed smooth scrolling» mode
02:32 «Adaptive smooth scrolling» mode
02:46 All program settings are now autosaved when updating
In this short tutorial, we'll show you what this new tool is about, how you should see it, and how to get started with it.
If you haven't upgraded to 7.1 yet, it's about time!
Download the latest version from our website: bit.ly/3wnpFsL
00:00 Intro
00:14 Import your footage
00:25 Scopes window | Parade mode
01:10 Basic knowledge about color channels
02:02 Example with masking
02:35 Adjusting white balance with Temperature & Tint
03:12 "Wave" mode
03:32 "RGB" mode
03:46 Before/After graph
03:55 Sample of color correction with Basic effects & Scopes windows
With the release of VSDC 7.1, this long-awaited feature has become available, so now you can make your workspace even more convenient. Use one of the built-in default hotkey schemes or create your own combinations.
Haven't upgraded to VSDC 7.1 yet?
It's about time! Download the newest version from our website: bit.ly/3Mdbr3s
In a nutshell, the Color Twist effect works well for the same purposes as the LUT editor. For example, you can use it to quickly change warm color tones to cool color tones or apply color inversion. If you're a beginner user, the Color Twist effect might be exactly to tool to get started with color grading.
Watch this introductory tutorial to find out how it works -- then go ahead and try it for yourself!
Download the new version of VSDC here: bit.ly/3w9FAcX
Check out this quick video to find out how to use it in your project and customize the appearance of the falling code. For example, you can adjust the size, color, and falling speed of the symbols. You can also change the level of glow or switch between Latin alphabet letters and runes.
Haven't updated yet? Download VSDC 7.1 here: bit.ly/3LZHX8M
Not only does it bring a better-looking user interface, but it also boasts a handful of minor functional enhancements.
For example, you can now quickly trim your footage by dragging side handlers inwards, or you can take advantage of the subtitle markdown feature.
Of course, there are a few major updates you might be even more excited about:
🔴 Matrix falling code effect
🔵 Color twist effect
🔴 New LUT editor features
🔵 Custom shortcuts
All these updates are available in the free version.
Ready to see the new version?
Learn more about VSDC 7.1: bit.ly/3KuVmEz
Download VSDC 7.1 now: bit.ly/3vPaZ4p
Whether you’re looking for inspiration for your channel intro, working on a promo video, or just looking for a new skill to learn, these ideas will come in handy.
You’ll be able to replicate all of these text effects in the FREE version of VSDC Video Editor, and below, we’ll provide detailed tutorials for each of them.
Download the latest version of VSDC Free Video Editor: bit.ly/3K2Ygjq
Time stamps
00:00 Intro
00:34 The typewriter effect
01:01 The glitch text effect
01:25 Text mask
01:56 Neon text effect
02:24 Perspective
02:49 Simple framing animation
03:14 Text shadow effect
03:33 Outro
Detailed tutorials for each text effect from this roundup:
1. The typewriter effect
youtu.be/V9t39lCywbs
2. The glitch text effect
bit.ly/3xZpTrB
3. Text mask
bit.ly/3jVhzRk
4. Neon text effect
bit.ly/3kh9JSl
5. Perspective
youtu.be/napGEe_gkfw
6. Simple framing animation
youtu.be/i-B-aHxivhQ
7. Text shadow effect
youtu.be/lVx99LAnFNM
In this quick tutorial, we’ll show you how to make a beautiful kaleidoscope effect using a simple trick. The best part about this tutorial is that you’ll be entirely in control of how many pieces your kaleidoscope will consist of, and which sides will be reflected.
Use this animation with any type of footage, images, objects, and even titles. Let us know what you think in the comments below.
Although we’re using premium features in this tutorial, keep in mind that you can easily create a text mask in the free version of VSDC as well. It’s just going to be less advanced in terms of animation, and might not have all the bells and whistles. Here is the guide for you: youtu.be/1pN6Nem_ku0
Let us know what you think in the comments below!
P.S. Are you using VSDC 6.8 or an earlier version? It’s time to update your editor: bit.ly/3xb5xuP
You may think that as a company developer we always respond with something like "Of course, VSDC Pro is worth it," however it's not the case. Because the real answer is: "It depends."
It depends on the type of projects you work on, your system, your skillset, and even your long-term goals.
So instead, we've decided to prepare a quick overview of the most prominent VSDC Pro features and let YOU decide whether it's worth the investment. For those who are new to VSDC, the Pro version is an annual subscription available at $19.99.
Let us know what you think in the comments below!
For those considering upgrading, this is the official VSDC Pro page: bit.ly/3iwf9I5
If you haven’t downloaded the latest version of VSDC yet, do it now: bit.ly/37ixhTx
Time stamps:
00:00 Intro
00:42 Create a new project
00:50 Import project files
01:08 Create a snapshot
01:26 "Aiming" - Add the Zoom effect
02:40 "Setting the target" - Add a free shape
03:20 Apply the “Colorize” effect
03:50 Apply blending
04:00 Repeat the previous steps
04:46 Add audio
06:27 Preview results (Outro)
Haven’t got yourself a VSDC Pro yet? Learn more about it here: bit.ly/3sw5kzJ
Want to try other motion tracking effects? Here is a couple of ideas for your inspiration: bit.ly/3teB7nK
They include:
- more flexible approach to editing movement maps,
- more convenient way to preview videos containing zoom effect,
- Bezier curve template inversion
- more convenient way to change parameter value (you can now do it with a mouse!)
- effect template filter (by name or by type)
- segmentation markers that allow you to split a video file into parts at the export
Were you among those who asked for any of these updates? Tell us in the comments below!
And if you haven't downloaded the latest version of VSDC yet, it's about time: bit.ly/3Ko4jAx
00:00 Intro
00:16 Zoomed video preview fix
00:58 "Playback buffer size"
01:41 Bezier curve template inversion
02:05 Changing parameter values with a mouse
02:19 Filter effects in the Templates window by their name or type
02:35 Segmentation markers
03:15 Outro
VSDC LUT editor allows you to:
- edit existing LUTs (those you’ve selected from the built-in menu or imported from 3rd-party resources) - and create your own LUTs from scratch!
In this tutorial, we are taking a close look at the new tool and showing you how to perform color correction like a real pro using LUTs.
Download VSDC 6.9 right now if you haven’t done it yet: bit.ly/3GmRKTC
Read a detailed guide to working with LUT editor: bit.ly/3rn6yNh
Read more about the recent update: bit.ly/3FhLoDY
Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:16 Why LUTs?
00:42 What are LUTs?
01:20 Create a new project
01:30 Import your footage
01:34 Create a new LUT
01:54 Access LUT editor
02:16 LUT editor interface overview
04:22 Closer look at the histogram
04:41 How to change an existing color in a video
05:33 How to remove particular color tones from the video
07:13 Another video color correction example
08:00 Outro
Download the new version of VSDC: bit.ly/3yQJ5WI
Essentially, you can isolate a section on the object movement graph using keyframes, and change the speed of object movement or even reverse it in that section.
The new feature comes in especially handy for title or logo intros, but you can apply it to any object added to the scene: image, text, icon, video, or shape.
Watch the tutorial to find out how it works!
Read a more detailed guide to working with time remapping in VSDC: bit.ly/3II5nxp
Time stamps:
00:00 Intro
00:24 Create project and add an object
00:35 Create a movement vector
00:45 Access the time remapping graph
00:56 Example #1 - template applied
01:55 How to make object go backwards
02:56 How to change movement speed for a selected section
03:50 How to deal with a multi-vector movement path
04:42 Outro
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Well, we’re about to give you a good reason to hurry up and do so → bit.ly/33OL0jb
Among other cool features, VSDC 6.9 brings a dramatic effect, called God rays. You can apply it to images, videos, text titles, and shapes to achieve the illusion of light rays piercing through the gaps of the imaginary atmosphere or object’s shape. Watch the tutorial to see how it looks, and let us know what you think in the comments below.
Time stamps:
00:00 Intro
00:20 Add an object to the scene
00:30 Apply the God rays effect
00:41 Settings overview
00:43 "Polar coordinates"
00:58 "Angle"
01:02 "Distance"
01:05 "Show/hide center"
01:11 "Light intensity"
01:22 "Brightness"
01:36 "Ray length"
01:47 "Noise strength"
01:53 "Chromatic shift"
02:06 "Brightness mode"
02:13 Dynamic parameter change
02:21 Outro
Watch the tutorial to see how it works, and let us know what you think in the comments below.
Download the new version of VSDC: bit.ly/3mwZKd3
Time stamps:
00:00 Intro
00:18 Create a new project and add footage
00:24 Create a movement map
00:44 Add an object you want to animate
01:02 Convert the movement map to curve
01:15 Settings window overview
01:49 Broken curve explained
02:00 Tracking inaccuracy explained
02:13 Switch to Bezier curve
02:29 Curve control explained
02:42 Curve delta explained
02:57 Area delta explained
03:08 Max section length explained
03:15 Putting theory into practice
03:53 Outro
The new version of VSDC is out boasting 3 brand-new features:
- LUT editor (Free and Pro)
- Time remapping for moving objects (Pro)
- God rays effect (Pro)
But that's not all! The motion tracking tool has also received an important update, as you will now be able to convert the movement map into a curve and fine-tune the trajectory.
What’s even more exciting is that VSDC Video Editor is now available in four new languages: Hindi, Turkish, Urdu, and Farsi.
Ready to find out the details?
Visit our website to read more and remember to download the new version: bit.ly/33L221t
Download the latest version of VSDC Video Editor: bit.ly/3E7zs6Q
Time stamps:
00:00 Intro
00:24 Switch to Prime
00:31 Add source files
01:17 Sync your video and audio
01:25 Create a sprite
01:45 Apply the Hue/Saturation/Lightness effect
02:12 Apply the Brightness/Contrast/Gamma effect
02:47 Apply the Transparency effect
03:20 Set up the second part of the transition
04:15 Add the Broken TV effect
04:40 Add the Motion Blur filter
05:15 Save the effect as a template
05:47 Enjoy the transition
نئے ورژن کی ریلیز کے بارے میں اطلاع حاصل کرنے کے لیے چینل کو سبسکرائب کرنا یقینی بنائیں۔ دیکھتے رہیں!
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حتما در کانال عضو شوید تا ازانتشار نسخه جدید مطلع شوید. گوش به زنگ باشید!
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Yeni sürüm hakkında bilgi almak için kanala abone olun. Bizi takip etmeye devam edin!
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नए संस्करण रिलीज के बारे में अधिसूचित होने के लिए चैनल की सदस्यता लेना सुनिश्चित करें। बने रहें!
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Got other suggestions for Fortnite montage effects? Leave a comment below.
Download the latest version of VSDC: bit.ly/3oWInDO
Time stamps:
00:00 Intro
00:28 Drag your source files to the Resource window
00:41 Create a marker for the audio track
01:00 Create a marker for the video track
01:28 Synchronize files
01:37 Create a sprite
01:50 Apply Hue/Saturation/Lightness effect
02:30 Apply Lens distortion effect
03:10 Glitch distortion effect
03:36 Apply Brightness/Contrast Gamma effect
04:09 Start working on the second part of the transition
04:48 Apply Broken TV effect
05:08 Save the effect as a template
06:00 The transition is ready
In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to place a video inside an audio waveform or spectrum. It’s a beautiful, mind-blowing effect you can achieve within just a couple of minutes using VSDC Pro.
All you need is a video file, soundtrack, and the inverted mask tool!
Time stamps:
00:00 Intro
00:23 Add source files
00:31 Create a spectrum (if you’re using a video)
00:48 Create a spectrum (if you’re using an audio)
01:10 Adjust spectrum parameters
01:45 Add Mirror effect
02:05 Apply Inverted mask
02:12 The visualization is ready
Video editor used in this tutorial: VSDC Pro
You can download it and get started with the free version: bit.ly/3pnpVDC
Some of you may have noticed that we recently conducted a quick poll to find out which Fortnite montage effect you want to master. Unsurprisingly, the lightning effect has won, so today, we’re going to show you how to make it.
At the end of this tutorial, we’ll also show you how to save your custom lightning effect as a template for future videos.
Enjoyed the video? Leave a comment below! Your support means the world to us.
Time stamps:
00:00 Intro
00:27 Add source files to the editor
01:32 Synchronize the background audio, fortnite footage and lightning strike
01:52 Convert the video and background music into a sprite
02:07 Add HSL effect
02:50 Add distortion
03:10 Add the Wipe effect
04:15 Remove green background from the lightning footage
04:50 The first part of the transition is ready; starting the second part
04:56 Add Brightness/Contrast/Gamma effect
05:45 Add HSL effect
06:05 Add Broken TV effect
06:47 Add Motion blur filter
07:10 Save the new effect as a template
Download VSDC: bit.ly/3CGCqyH
Download Predator green screen footage: bit.ly/3nHrwo8
If you’re a big fan of the movie, you’ll surely have a lot of fun with this effect! Although we’ll be using green-screen footage with the original predator from the movie, you’ll be able to apply these steps to any other object recorder in front of a green background.
Liked the tutorial? Let us know what you think in the comments below!
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:22 Switch to the Prime workspace
0:26 Drag all the files to the Resource window
0:41 Rename the new backdrop
0:59 Remove the green background from the Predator footage
1:26 Make the Predator invisible
2:00 Rename your main working layers
2:17 Apply masking and make adjustments
2:41 The camouflage is ready!
3:15 Create a transition for the camouflage
4:40 Transition is ready: preview
5:00 Make the Predator move along with the dynamic background
6:28 That's it!
Download the latest version of VSDC here: bit.ly/3CrTmZK
We've received a lot of positive feedback about the recent tutorials designed for video game fans, so, naturally, we've decided to create another one! Thank you, guys, for the inspiration.
Yet be prepared: in this video, we cover A LOT of features including several transition effects, the new template window settings, non-linear parameter change templates, custom zoom effect settings, and more. We hope you enjoy watching this tutorial just as much as we enjoyed creating it!
Bonus! Like our cool shockwave thing? Download it here: bit.ly/3HwrHKV
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:25 Add files to the Resources window
0:36 Add audio track to the timeline
1:07 Align audio and video tracks
1:18 Make a cut to create an impact before the shot
2:05 Convert all files into a sprite
2:29 Add HSL effect (and create gradual color fading)
3:13 Add Brightness/Color/Gamma effect
3:52 Apply Shift effect (to create a mild vertical shake)
4:36 Add Zoom effect
5:06 Add Motion blur effect
5:33 Add Wipe effect
6:17 Make the transition video play backwards and adjust its settings
6:47 Adjust the second part of the transition
7:47 Congrats! The effect is ready
8:07 Save the effect as a custom template to the library
8:50 Remember to give us the thumbs up and subscribe
Download VSDC Video Editor here: bit.ly/3wsAl85
In this video, we’ll show you how to make a free fire character glow effect using VSDC Pro. Keep in mind that this is the first part, where you’ll learn to apply the glowing effect to static character images. In the next video, we’ll show you how to apply glowing to a moving character. Make sure to subscribe and stay tuned!
Time stamps:
00:00 Intro
00:21 Set up the workspace
00:39 Launch the free shape drawing tool
01:08 Duplicate the free shape layer
01:45 Add glowing
02:05 Add distortion
02:35 Fine-tune glowing frequency
03:20 The effect is ready
00:00 Intro
00:16 Getting started
00:35 Adding "Zoom" effect
03:20 Adding "Motion blur" effect
05:08 Saving effect template
In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to do a pretty cool effect called “Zoom speed ramp.”
It’s a handy technique to help your video look more dynamic, and it’s great if you’re editing a news report, for example.
To replicate it, we’ll be using the Zoom effect, Motion blur and of course, our new favorite tool - Bezier curves. We’ll also show you how to save your customized effect to the Template window, so that you can apply it in one click next time.
Let us know what you think in the comments below!
Meet VSDC Video Editor for Windows: bit.ly/3b9WgXB
VSDC is designed for video creators willing to take their skills to the next level without spending a fortune.
Use VSDC to quickly fix your footage or put a brand-new movie together using advanced tools including:
✔️Chroma Key (HSL)
✔️Cinematic transitions
✔️Bezier curves
✔️Hardware acceleration
✔️Motion tracking
✔️Video masking
✔️AI Art generator
and more!
Join a worldwide community of 5+ million VSDC users and unlock your creativity!
VSDC is a proud participant of the Skolkovo Innovation Center.
Do it now: bit.ly/30WC0qD
00:00 Intro
00:17 Adding footage
00:30 Applying "Shift" effect
01:38 Applying "Motion blur" effect
02:33 Fixing the background with "Zoom" effect
03:00 Saving the effect as a new template
Based on the comments on this channel, one of the most-demanded effects is the camera shake effect. Well, you asked and we listened! Not only does this tutorial show you how to make a realistically-looking shake effect, but it also covers the process of creating a custom effect template.
Check it out and let us know what you think in the comments below.
We've made a few updates to it recently: have a quick look!
Here is what's new. You can now decide how many versions of the project VSDc should create. This way, instead of a single backup file, you'll get as many as you want.
For example, let's say you've chosen to create 5 project copies. Upon first automatic saving, VSDC will create 5 identical copies of your project. From there, each copy will be subsequently replaced by a new one. For instance, if you've set the program to autosave every 3 minutes, this means in 15 minutes, you'll have 5 different copies of the project.
If you have any questions, let us know in the comments below.
And remember to update VSDC on your computer: bit.ly/3pyCe1o
In this tutorial, we'll show you how to make use of the new feature and create beautiful, smooth, custom-paced transitions for your videos. Got any questions? Leave them in the comments below.
Haven't updated to VSDC 6.8 yet? Do it now: bit.ly/3mTED3V
With the proper setup, it will help you add depth to the video and achieve perspective.
Watch this tutorial and learn how to create an illusion of the screen shattering into a million pieces - or being brought back together.
If you haven't downloaded VSDC 6.8 yet, do it here: bit.ly/3EtoE4A
Read a detailed guide to working with the Shattered Glass effect here: bit.ly/3AkIsEF
In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to use Bezier curves in the version of the editor for drawing shapes you can later use for clipping or inverted masks. For the sake of this tutorial, we’ve selected a heart shape as an example to practice on; once you get the hang of it, you’ll be able to draw any other shape quickly and effortlessly.
Let us know what you think in the comments below!
Download VSDC 6.8: bit.ly/3ihU3O4
Paint Brush is a popular effect that imitates brush strokes. You can use it to gradually move from one scene to another by either covering the video with a paint brush stroke by stroke — or revealing the next image from under a coat of paint.
Watch this tutorial to see how the new transition works and tell us what you think in the comments below.
Download the latest version of VSDC Free Video Editor: bit.ly/3hIS2u1
Read a detailed guide to using and customizing the Paint Brush effect: bit.ly/3zmlOKK


