• Uploading your own video footage

  When creating a Biteable video, you can upload your own video to play during any scene. How to upload your own video There are a number of ways to upload your footage into Biteable, depending on where you are in the app. From your Asset Library The Asset Library is your one-stop shop for uploading and organizing your uploads and assets. You have a Personal Library (only you can see these assets) and a Team Library (for shared assets on a Premium plan). Select "Assets" from the sidPopular

• How To: Make a Video with Biteable

  Discover how to create your first Biteable video with this step-by-step guide. From adding captions to changing scene duration, you can find it here.Popular

• Adding images

  Upload your own images or choose from our comprehensive stock library. Find out how below.Popular

• Why do the colors change in my uploaded videos?

  Adjusting your camera settings to preserve video and color quality and properties When you upload a video from your phone or computer, you may notice a change in the coloring of the uploaded video when it is added into your Biteable video project. One common reasons this may happen is related to the file format in which the video is captured. If you are using an iPhone to record a video, the iPhone camera defaults to save in a High Efficiency HEIV/HEVC format. This format reduces the file siPopular

• Adding / editing captions and text in Design mode

  Your message is the most important part of your Biteable project. Learn how to make your message shine with clear and concise text captions. Adding captions on a blank scene If your scene has a caption layer ready, simply click twice to select the layer and start editing the text. If it doesn't, follow these quick steps: Click Add Text Caption (T button) in the upper leSome readers

• Using Biteable's animations

  Make your message sing with hundreds of animations straight from the Biteable Studio. Customizable and versatile. Animations for every message.Some readers

• Adding a voice-over

  Use Voice-over to create accessible messages for your entire team. Find out how.Some readers

• Adding/uploading audio

  Discover Biteable's library of royalty-free music and premium soundtracks, or upload your own audio. Here's how to add audio to your projects.Some readers

• Adding, adjusting, and recording voice-overs

  You can add voice-overs in the voice-over audio layer. Learn how to upload and adjust your voiceover.Some readers

• Using Record + Record Requests

  Capture your most important messages with Biteable's Record tools. Take the hassle out of capturing first-person footage for your videos.Few readers

• Adding scene transitions

  Add an extra somethin' to your project with any of Biteable's scene transitions. Scene transitions make for an extra engaging video.Few readers

• Editing scene duration

  Learn how to control the duration of your Biteable video and scenes. Plus, the maximum length for every plan.Few readers

• The ultimate guide to Biteable

  We've broken down the main parts of Biteable into bite-sized pieces for you to learn what to do and why it's important. Find what you need or watch them all.Few readers

• Recording your screen

  Elevate your next how-to video with Screen Recording. The Screen Recording tool captures what you're seeing on your screen so you can share it with your audience. Record your screen, review the footage, then add it to your Biteable video.Few readers

• Adding and deleting scenes

  It's quick and easy to add and delete scenes within your Biteable project. Follow along to learn how. Follow these instructions when in Design mode. For more info on adding and deleting scenes in Script mode, click here. Adding scenes When creating a video fromFew readers

• Adding a watermark to your video

  Effortlessly brand your videos with your company's logo by switching on your watermark. How to add a watermark Turn on your custom watermark when creating a new video from scratch by switching the on the watermark toggle. If you're in the middle of making the video, you still can turn on and off the custom watermarks setting. Click on Video Settings above your scene andFew readers

• Previewing your video

  With Biteable, it's easy to preview your video as you go. Find out how to do it.Few readers

• Stock footage and images

  Find out how to quickly and easily add stock clips and images to your next Biteable video.Few readers

• Premium clips from the Shutterstock library

  All Biteable accounts come with an extensive library of stock footage, plus also the option to purchase premium clips via Shutterstock. Learn how.Few readers

• Duplicating and copy/pasting assets in the editor

  Want to use the same asset multiple times in your video? It's easy to duplicate assets in Design mode. Keep reading to learn how. How to duplicate assets in the same scene Easily duplicate images and video in the same scene with the duplicate button. In Design mode, select the image or video you'd like to duplicate Click the duplicate button that shows up above it (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/b938a4c1d8943800/dupliFew readers

• Undo or redo changes while editing

  Oh no! You accidentally deleted a scene/text and you need to go back to the previous version? No problems — hit the undo button. How to undo or redo changes in the editor Undo or redo a change made to your project by clicking the arrows at the top of the editor, or by using your device's undo/redo shortcut. Windows: Ctrl+Z (undo) / Ctrl+Y (redo) Mac: CoFew readers

• Editing and cropping uploaded media

  We know that videos and images come in all different shapes and sizes — that's why Biteable makes it easy to crop your media to the perfect size.Few readers

• Using Frames with Uploaded Video

  Learn how to add frames to your images and videos in Biteable. Easy step-by-step instructions.Few readers

• Aligning your text vertically

  Master your text's alignment with a single click. Vertical alignment buttons make sure your text is exactly where you want it to be.Few readers

• Accessing previously uploaded assets

  When you upload an asset within Biteable, we keep it in storage for you to reuse later. Here's where to find previously uploaded assets.Few readers

• Your Favorites

  Learn how to favorite your favorite Biteable scenes, templates, and animations to use again later.Few readers

• Layering elements in a scene

  You can now layer elements (images, video footage, and animations!) in a scene. You have control over how each element looks, and where it sits in your scene. How to layer elements in a scene Watch this quick video to see layers in action. In Design mode, select the scene you'd like to edit from the timeline On the canvas, click on the element you'd like to layer Use the "Forwards" and "Backwards" buttons to cFew readers

• Adding content for mobile aspect ratios

  How do I find/add scenes that are no longer available in mobile aspect ratios?Few readers

• Adding scenes to Team Favorites

  How can you make scenes available to your team? Using Team Favorites allows you to make scenes available for anyone on your team to use. Common use cases include: Adding scenes that may be commonly used by various members of your team Allowing multiple users to create their own scenes and add them to a single video Adding scenes to Team Favorites To add a scene to Team Favorites, click Add to Favorites above the canvas, then click Save to Team Favorites. (https://storage.cFew readers

• Using color filters

  Control the mood of your video with one of our favorite editing tricks — color filters. Learn how to apply color filters to take your videos to the next level. How to apply color filters Color filters can be applied to the background asset of any scene — such as video footage, an animation, or an image. Click on the scene you'd like to add a color filter to Click on the background of the scene Select the "Color filter" color picker, to the right of the editing canvas ChooseFew readers

• Using the Content Bar

  Find all of your media in one place — your Content Bar. The Content Bar lives within the Biteable editor so you can easily find and add content to your videos without leaving the timeline. What is the Content Bar? The Content Bar is your one-stop-shop for the media and assets you might need while making your video. Located within Design mode, you never need to leave the editor to find and add content to your videos. The Content Bar includes: Uploads: Any media you've uploaded, suchFew readers

• Quick start guide to Biteable

  Biteable Premium gives you everything you need to add video to your communication strategy. Quickly create videos and collaborate with your team.Popular

• Using Branded Templates

  Branded Templates make video creation easier than ever before. Choose from hundreds of templates built to share the messages you need most. Every Branded Template is made from Branded Scenes to make customizing your video even easier. Branded Templates are editable and automatically branded to your company for powerful, on-brand videos. Where to find Branded Templates You'll find Branded Templates via the TempFew readers

• Record yourself or your screen from Script Mode

  It's easier than ever to add recordings of yourself or your screen into videos. Add a recording in a few clicks, straight from Script mode. Here's how: In Script mode, select a scene with a video footage placeholder Click on "Media options" beneath your video preview Select "Record video" Choose whether to record yourself or your screen, then click "Start recording" Re-record to get the perfect take, or instantly add your clip to your videoFew readers

• Using Script Mode

  Bring your message to life with Script Mode. Forget finicky design decisions and tedious timelines — create stunning, professional videos in a snap. How to use Script Mode To start using Script Mode, choose a template or create a new video project. If your project opens in Design mode, click the "Script Mode" toggle to the right above your canvas. Build your video SSome readers

• Using Design Mode

  Design Mode offers a traditional timeline view of your video. The editable canvas allows you to customize and fine-tune every aspect of your video. We recommend using Script Mode to build your video. You can easily switch to Design Mode at any time to fine-tune your video. Where to find Design mode To edit a video in Design mode, open a project, choose a template, or create a new video. If your project opens inSome readers

• How to find scenes in Biteable

  Biteable offers hundreds of scenes that can be added to any of your videos. Find out where to find them.Few readers

• Using Branded Scenes

  Create stunning, on-brand videos in minutes with Branded Scenes. Choose from your master deck of pre-styled and pre-formatted scenes to build your video.Few readers

• Setting up your brand

  Create branded videos in minutes with Biteable's powerful instant branding tools. Type in your URL and we'll instantly fetch your company's colors, fonts, and logos.Few readers