We will start by introducing you to the Alight Motion app, providing insights on how to get started with this powerful tool Following that, we’ll delve into how to import and organize clips, which is fundamental in setting the groundwork for your video projects.
Our guide will also cover the process of applying effects and enhancements to your videos, a crucial step in transforming your content. Finally, we’ll walk you through exporting and sharing your video, showcasing your work to the world. Join us as we explore how to unlock your creative potential using Alight Motion, ensuring you have the know-how to produce captivating, high-quality videos.
Welcome to starting your journey with Alight Motion. First, tap the plus icon to create a new project. Adjust the project settings to a square aspect ratio and set the frame rate to 30 frames per second. This configuration is ideal for smooth playback on most devices.
Once your project is set up, you’ll see the editing screen. The top part is the preview area, showing how your video will appear. Below is the timeline, where you can manage the layers of your content. The Playhead in the middle marks the current point in the preview.
To add a background, tap the plus icon again, select ‘Media’, and choose a photo. This photo will serve as your project’s backdrop. Once added, the layer editing panel opens automatically. Here, you can adjust the size of the layer by pinching or dragging within the preview to make sure it fills the screen.
Full Preset LinkTo import media into your Alight Motion project, start by tapping the plus icon on your screen. Select ‘Media’ and choose the files you want to import from your device. Ensure your media files, like videos or photos, are stored in the Photos app or the Alight Motion folder. It’s crucial to check that Alight Motion has the necessary permissions to access your media by going to Settings and ensuring all permissions are enabled.
Once imported, organize your clips by dragging and dropping them into the Project panel. You can create folders to group similar clips, rename them for clarity, and add metadata for easy identification.
For trimming clips, select a clip in the timeline. Use the trim tools to adjust the start and end points, effectively removing unwanted footage. This can be done by selecting the clip and choosing the trim option, which allows you to cut the clip at the desired point. This helps in refining your video’s flow and maintaining only the essential parts of your footage.