I also use keynote for making thumbnails and other social media photos because connection is slow sometimes and using Canva and PicMonkey where I can make all the other social media designs can take a lot of time uploading and downloading my photos. Mainly because of the available animations and customizations you can do using it. It is a very powerful app for presentations and videos, you can even make an entire movie using it. So if you are not using Mac, just get the principle and you can apply the same for PowerPoint. Keynote on Mac is like the PowerPoint app for Microsoft where you can make presentations. There’s an option though where I can choose a title template with a background included, but the designs may not be appropriate for my project.

Sometimes, I want to add a text background so that the texts will be visible, but this is not possible in iMovie. TEXT SIZE: I can increase the size but then I’ll have problem with the parts of the screen that it covers because I cannot manually position it.So here are the main issues I’ve encountered with iMovie (personal preference): If it is just pure videos, iMovie alone will work. Whenever I make videos, I always include words (Words & Wonders?!), so this part is very important for me. IMovie is okay for simple texts to be added on my videos, but there are times when you want the texts to look pleasing or to suit the video. Since I don’t have the famous Final Cut (yet?) I try to solve all my layering and editing issues using the native apps on iMac, which are really workable anyway. There’s a free version but you will have a watermark at the end or the middle of the video output. FilmoraĪnother app that people use is the Filmora app. It can be a bit pricey, but if you are going to use it for business purposes and if you have the money to invest in one, then go for it. When it comes to editing videos, Final Cut is the software that people always recommend.

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