You may remember setting your aspect ratio when you created your new video.Ĭlick on your image, so it's highlighted in the timeline to view the floating toolbar. These black bars mean the image does not have the same aspect ratio (dimensions) as the project – it may be too wide or too high. Images come in different shapes and sizes, so sometimes black bars appear on the sides of your image. In the below example, we clicked and dragged the edge of the clip to the left to shorten (trim) the image clip so it plays for 36 seconds. You can trim and split images on the timeline just like video clips to adjust their time duration. If you're unfamiliar with how the timeline works, see working with the timeline. Drag and drop your image from the your media tab onto the timeline to start editing. If you would like to import images from your phone, click on the from phone button and then use your phone's camera to scan the QR code and open the website to select your media.Īfter importing your image, it's time to add it to the timeline. Select one of our integrations like OneDrive or Dropbox. Click on the arrow button to import image files using one of our integrations.Ĭlick on the down arrow to open importing media options. Click on the audio file you would like to add, then click open. Click on the import media button to import image from your filesĬlick on the import media button to browse your device's files. Drag and drop image files from your device to import.ĭrag and drop your image files from your device into the importing tab. You can add images to your video from your computer in a few different ways. You can also add a slow zoom and other filter effects to your images.

The currently supported image file types are:

to create slideshows or add images between video clips). Clipchamp supports images to add pictures, gifs, and photographs to your videos from your computer (e.g.

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