GiliSoft Video Editor Pro for Mac brings video clips, photos, music, narration, and on-screen text together in one multi-track editing project. Trim unwanted footage, split long recordings, join scenes in the right order, and keep supporting audio, text, overlays, and effects aligned with the picture.
Create titles, labels, and captions, record a voiceover or computer sound, and balance the soundtrack with volume, fades, sound effects, and noise reduction. Crop and rotate clips, change speed, correct color, add animation, and combine transitions, filters, overlays, and stickers to shape the finished video.
Prepare tutorials, lessons, product demonstrations, social clips, event highlights, and family movies. Watermarks identify your work, while mosaic regions help hide faces, account details, and other private information. Clip-level controls let you refine one scene without applying the same adjustment to the entire project.
Export to MP4, AVI, WMV, MKV, MOV, or GIF, or choose the separate Audio output tab when you need a sound-only result. Set the destination, resolution, and quality for playback or sharing. The Video Editor Pro for Mac user guide covers importing, timeline edits, creative tools, and final export.
Import video, photos, and audio into Material, then arrange separate video, text, music, voice, overlay, and effect tracks. Use the preview and playhead to keep every layer aligned with the scene.
Keep the useful sections, remove pauses or mistakes, split long recordings, and place clips in their intended order. Review the joins and close unwanted gaps before exporting the sequence as one video.
Change Speed, enable Reverse, fix rotation, or flip the picture in the Video panel. Set zoom and X/Y location, then choose a color, blur, or custom image for exposed canvas areas.
Drag the crop boundary around the area to keep and check the result beside the source. Keep Aspect Ratio preserves the selected frame shape while you remove unwanted edges or recompose the shot.
Choose opening titles, labels, dialog styles, and ending cards, or use Insert new subtitle. Edit the wording, size, placement, start time, and duration so the text supports each scene.
Add a music track or record narration from an input device. The recording panel also provides Recording computer sound and Timeline Mute options for preparing the sound you need around an editing project.
Balance original sound, music, and narration with clip-level Volume, Fade In, and Fade Out controls. Apply sound effects or enable Noise Reduction, then listen to the mix before export.
Adjust contrast, saturation, brightness, tone, sharpen, and vignetting. The separate Beauty panel provides smoothing, brightness, tone, face-lift, and eye controls for presenter-focused footage.
Use In, Combo, and Out animation presets with duration controls for clip motion. Add transitions between scenes and preview how each change fits the timing of the edit.
Shape the visual style with filters and effects, including split-screen treatments. Add frames, light effects, film overlays, and stickers, then position and time each layer over the source footage.
Use text and visual layers to identify your work. Position mosaic regions over faces, account details, logos, or other private information, and check that the target stays covered throughout the scene.
Choose MP4, AVI, WMV, MKV, MOV, or GIF in the Video export panel, or switch to Audio output. Set the file name, destination, quality, and resolution before saving the finished result.
The timeline makes it easy to keep clips, text, music, and effects organized while we build training videos.
Color, crop, audio, and transition controls cover the adjustments we use most for short social projects.
Mosaic and text tools are especially practical when preparing product walkthroughs for customers.
The export panel keeps the last stage straightforward after a project has been reviewed.
Keep clips, sound, text, and effects aligned as you shape the finished video.
Import video and audio, preview the current frame, and organize project elements across dedicated tracks. The timeline keeps cuts, text, music, voice, overlays, and effects aligned with the playhead.
Open a selected clip for detailed control instead of applying one preset to the entire project. Tune color and sharpness, change speed and framing, improve faces, animate the clip, or refine its audio.
Build a clearer finished video with titles, captions, overlays, and stickers. Add a brand mark where appropriate, or place mosaic over sensitive details before a tutorial, demonstration, or client video leaves your Mac.
Explore the timeline, picture and audio adjustments, text, creative effects, privacy masks, and export controls.
Arrange source clips and project elements while previewing the current frame.
Clean up recordings, add explanatory text, emphasize key areas, mix narration, and prepare focused instructional videos.
Build demonstrations, campaign clips, feature highlights, and branded videos with transitions, overlays, text, and music.
Trim longer footage into shorter stories, correct framing and color, add visual energy, and export a polished version.
Combine event clips, titles, music, captions, and decorative elements for class, club, and community presentations.
Create clear walkthroughs while masking account details, customer information, and other sensitive content with mosaic.
Join phone footage, correct rotation, improve color and audio, add titles, and preserve family or travel memories.
Import video, images, and audio into Material. Add the source files to their tracks and arrange the scene order on the timeline.
Trim the footage, add titles or subtitles, prepare music and narration, and adjust framing, color, motion, or effects for each scene.
Choose the output format, resolution, quality, and folder. Export the project and play the saved file to check picture, sound, text, and the ending.
Import the source files into Material and add them to the main video track in the required order. Move the playhead to a cut point, split the clip, and remove the sections you do not need. Close unwanted gaps, preview the joins, and export the sequence as one finished video.
Yes. Open Text and choose a title, label, dialog, or caption style, or use Insert new subtitle. Edit the wording and set its size, position, start time, and duration. Preview it over the footage to check readability and timing before export.
Yes. Import music or narration and place it on an audio or voice track. The recording panel includes an input-device selector, Recording computer sound, and Timeline Mute options. Select the source you need, record a short test, and balance the recorded track against the original video sound.
Select the clip and open Audio. Adjust Volume, Fade In, and Fade Out, then enable Noise Reduction when background sound is distracting. Preview different reduction levels and listen with headphones so speech remains clear without an overly processed sound.
Choose the project aspect ratio for the intended destination. Crop a clip when you need to remove unwanted edges or change the composition within that canvas. The crop tool provides Keep Aspect Ratio and a live preview; Video controls also provide zoom, location, and color, blur, or custom-image backgrounds.
Yes. Open the selected clip's Video controls to adjust Speed or enable Reverse. The same panel provides flip, rotation, zoom, and position controls. Preview motion, duration, and sound together before applying the changes.
Use Add Mosaic to place a mask over the selected area, then resize and position it in the preview. Play through the entire affected range, especially when the target moves. Split the clip or adjust the regions when one fixed mask does not cover the detail for the full scene.
The Video export panel offers MP4, AVI, WMV, MKV, MOV, and GIF. Set the name, output folder, quality, and resolution, then click Export. A separate Audio output tab is also available. Open the saved file and check picture, sound, text, and the ending frame before sharing.
Build your video with a multi-track timeline, text, music, picture adjustments, and creative effects, then export the finished result.
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