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Speed up or slow down a clip Play a clip from 0.25× to 8× its normal speed. The pitch of the sound stays the same.
Where to find it Editor → select a clip → Edit tab → Timing → Speed
How to do it 1 Split the clip first if only part of it should change speed.
2 Click the clip on the timeline to select it.
3 In the Timing card on the Edit tab, choose a Speed , from 0.25× to 8×.
4 The clip’s new length shows under it, as Edited length.
Good to know Smart cleanup can speed up silent stretches automatically instead of cutting them.
Who can use it Free
Where it works Mac · Web This guide answers How do I speed up a video? How do I make a clip slow motion? Can I play part of a recording at 2x? Does speeding up change the voice pitch? How do I make a timelapse of my screen? Related guides Cut out a part in the middle of a video
Split a clip at the playhead on each side of the part you don’t want, then delete the piece in between.
Remove silences, ums and repeated words
Smart cleanup finds long pauses, ums and uhs, repeats and restarted sentences, then cuts or speeds them up in one step you can undo.
Trim the start or end of a clip
Drag a clip’s edges on the timeline to cut off the start or end, or type exact in and out times. Your original file stays whole.
Resize a video for Reels, TikTok, or Shorts in your browser
Use the Frame tab to crop a landscape video to 9:16, square, or 4:5, and pick a canvas size preset such as Reel or 4K.
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