10 Ways To Deal With Vertical Video in iMovie

iMovie is mostly for horizontal video. But often we end up with vertical video from our iPhones. You can deal with vertical video in many creative ways in iMovie.

Comments: 6 Responses to “10 Ways To Deal With Vertical Video in iMovie”

    Sheldon
    1 year ago

    Thanks bunches

    carol
    1 year ago

    I am always learning from you Gary. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos.

    Michael
    1 year ago

    I appreciate the solutions you presented.

    Michael T
    9 months ago

    Verical video, Ken Burns, change direction. Command B, and then in the second half of the clip, click reverse direction. (swapping "start" and "end" frames seamlessly)

    Siobhan
    8 months ago

    Hi Gary. I often revert to your videos when I need iMovie help. When I use a background with Picture in Picture for a vertical video or picture, my background and picture don't sync exactly. The background appears first and then the picture and the same at the end with the background lasting longer than the pic. They are exactly the same length. I have snapping on. Can I fix this somehow? Thank you.

    8 months ago

    Siobhan: Look close at your timeline and make sure the overlay is locked to the very start of the main clip. Make sure you don't have any fade-in or transition there either.

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