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Filmora 13 allows you to draw simple shapes like rectangle, elipse, arrows and triangles. Such shapes are great if you use it in a tutorial or to highlight something in your video. For example it is common to use a circle to highlight a person or an object to draw attention of your viewers. Besides simple shapes, you can also use it creatively for example to create a rising moon effect by combining it with a mask and keyframing the shape so that it moves....

Translating substitles or even regular text can be a hassle when you are editing a video. You would usually use a separate tool to do it. Then copy and pasting this into your video editor. This involves a lot of switching between applications. With Filmora 13 you can reduce this significantly because built into Filmora, there is a AI text translation tool. The AI can translate and place the translated text in the same position on your video....

Valentine’s Day is around the corner. Filmora released some free effects for you to try for a limited time. These effects make it easy to create an animated intro for Valentine’s Day. Check out the video below Hope you like it.

Filmora now allows you to create visual effects that are based on music. You can create effects like dancing lights vertically, horizontally even in a circle. Here’s how it works and how you can create them. You can also keyframe them to make it do all kinds of creative effects. If your videos are targeted to an older audience, I suggest you don’t go overboard with them. Try them and let me know what you think....

Filmora 12 recently integrated ChtGPT and an AI image generator into the software. This make using Filmora so much more interesting especially if you suddenly run out of ideas. This short video below will show you how to use ChatGPT and the AI image generator inside Filmora. Hope you try it out yourself. I’ll be covering more artificial intelligence tools so stay tuned and consider subscribing to my channel here.

To add text behind a moving object using Filmora, we will make use of mask. A mask is a tool to select a section within a frame and hide the rest of the frame. With Filmora 12, you have the ability to keyframe a mask. This is extremely useful because the object is moving and/or change shape. This method works whether the object moves in a scene or like in the tutorial below the camera moves....

Here’s a quick simple trick to make a big head or a bubble head effect for your video. For this, we will use Filmora 12. It should take you 2 to 3 minutes to do this. From a scale of 1 to 5 (easy to difficult) in terms of difficulty, I rate this as Level 1. The real challenge for this effect is to make sure you don’t move your body too much when you want to “big head” to happen....

If you are thinking of using Filmora 12, this video will show you the pros and cons of it. Overall it is a good software, you just have to be careful about the 2 points I mentioned in the video below. If you are okay with the software, I’ll show you how to get Filmora 12 with a discount.

In this video, I show you how to use adjustment layers Filmora 12 to make changes to your video clips. This is a new feature in Filmora 12. I’ll also show you how to organize multiple adjustment layers and how to save them to use it other projects. Download and try Wondershare Filmora 12 here. How to get Filmora with a 20% discount.

If you are keen to know what is new in Filmora 12, here’s my first impression. I’ve gone through this quickly to get this to you as soon as possible. This video is made using a beta version. I show you the new work layouts, freehand mask, adjustment layer and more. It’s beginning to grow on me and may even be the default video editor I use. Overall I like it with all the improvements but I like to hear your thoughts in the comments below....