Element Timing

• How to edit element timing

  Common Questions: Is there a way to change the order text is animated in a scene/slide? How do I control when elements appear on a scene? In this article, we'll show you how to edit and adjust the timing of elements in a scene. Edit timing from the Scene Timeline In the Scene Timeline, locate the scene you want to edit. Next, click once on the Block in the Scene. Clicking the Block will display the "Edit timing" icon Click the "Edit timing" icon Each element on the sceneFew readers

Team Collaboration

• Sharing videos with a team member in your Biteable account

  Common Questions: How do I share my video with a team member? How do I disable team sharing? How do I unshare a video? To share a video with a team member, you can first Enable shared editing on any project. This makes the project available to your team. You can also disable shared editing by clicking "Disable shared editing". Enable and Disable Shared Editing ToFew readers

• How to edit collaboratively with your team

  It has never been easier to create and collaborate with your team. Shared editing allows you and your team to access and edit all your shared videos.Few readers

Templates

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Working with Scenes

• 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.Some readers

• Editing scene duration

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

• How to add and delete scenes

  Common Questions: How do I add a scene? How do I add a slide? How do I delete a scene? How do I delete a slide? It's quick and easy to add and delete scenes within your Biteable project. Follow along to learn how. Adding scenes When creating a video from scratch, the first thing you'll be asked to do is choose scenes to add to your video. Simply select the scene you'd like to add,Some readers

• Save any scene to "Favorites"

  Save time searching for your go-to scenes — you can now add your favorite scenes to your Favorites folder. Questions users ask How do I add a scene to favorites? How do I add a stock video to favorites? How do I add a stock photo to favorites? How do I add an animation to favorites? How do I remove something from my favorites? Favorite a pre-made Biteable scene from the Content Bar You can add any of Biteable’s pre-made scenes to your Favorites using the steps below. SeleFew 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 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

• Adjusting scene duration and order

  Adjusting scene duration and the order of your scenes can be accomplished by clicking on your scenes in the timeline by clicking and dragging. Scene duration (making scenes longer or shorter): Click on the scene Select the bar at the end of the scene Drag the bar to lengthen or shorten the scene Scene order (moving scenes forward or backward): Click on the scene Drag the scene forward or backwardFew readers

• Duplicate a scene

  Common Questions: How do I duplicate a scene? How do I make a copy of a scene? How do I duplicate a slide? Select your scene in the timeline and find the option menu in the top center of the scene. There will be several options available depending on the content of your scene. Those options include: Delete, Duplicate, Fit to Clip, and Replace Background. Scene OptionsFew readers

• Fitting videos to scene or block duration with fit to clip

  Common Questions: How do I fit my video to the duration of a scene? How do I fit my video to the duration of an element block? This video shows how to use our fit to clip function to resize your scene or element block to the duration of your uploaded videos.Few readers

• Fade out final scene (fade to black) approach

  Common Questions: How do I create a fade to black effect at the end of my video? Can I add a scene transition to end my video? To create a fade out effect at the end of a video, you can add a short, solid color scene and Cross Fade into that scene. The video below shows and explains how you can do this.Few readers

• Add Stock / Footage as a background or new scene

  Learn how to easily add stock clips, footage, and images to your project. This video tutorial explains how to incorporate stock media into new or existing scenes, replace content, or use stock as a background.Few 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 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

• View element properties and options

  If you need to adjust element properties and options. Click to expand the properties menu. Make sure that you are in Design Mode by clicking Design Mode at the top of the editing canvas. Select the element you want to view/adjust the properties. Click the Expand Properties button that appears on the far right of your screen. Expand Properties and Options MenuFew readers