How to add media to your video
Create one-of-a-kind videos by placing your photos and videos wherever you want.
More flexibility, more creativity, better videos
Learn how to make every video uniquely yours by adding your own photos and video clips. Then, place your media wherever you want and bring your vision to life. It's drag-and-drop easy!
Create completely unique videos and add your media wherever it fits best.
Just drag and drop your media into our pre-built video layouts or create your own with flexible media frames.
Display your media in a variety of device frames and unique shapes.
How to add your media: Step by step
Upload your media
Upload your media directly from your device or cloud storage platform. Your media will automatically appear in the media tray.
Drop into placeholders
If you want to use the layouts in our templates, just drag and drop your media into the placeholder.
Add new frames
Want to add media somewhere else? Click the Media Frames button. Then, browse through our different styles to find the best fit for your photo or video.
Place your media wherever you like
Select a frame and drag it into your project. Then, just drop your photos and videos into the new frame.
Adjust your media
Scale and reposition the media within your frame and trim video clips as needed. You can also scale the frame itself up or down, rotate, recolor, and reposition to create unique layouts for your video.
Nail the timing
Click the “layer time” button and grab the bumpers on your media frames to set when they will appear and disappear. Preview your video to make sure everything is timed just right.
Bring your unique vision to life!
Create and share videos for free. Upgrade anytime for more customization.
Tips for creating with media frames
Keep the focus on one major media frame at a time.
Use b-roll footage to break up talking head footage and add context.
Leave extra breathing room to create a professional and cohesive design.
Arrange multiple frames to create a dynamic collage of media.
Mix and match different shapes and styles, like angular shapes with brushstrokes, to create more visual variety.
Layer different media frames to add texture and movement to your background.
