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How to Use Windows 11’s Hidden Video Editor

By Matthew Lynch
March 19, 2023
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Windows 11 brings in a host of new features and hidden tools as compared to its predecessor. One such feature is a hidden video editor that can help you create and edit videos without the need for an external app.

In this article, we will show you how to access and use the hidden video editor in Windows 11.

Step 1: Locate the hidden video editor

The hidden video editor is located within the Photos app on Windows 11. To access it, open the Photos app and click on the ‘Create’ button at the top of the screen. From the dropdown menu, select ‘Video Project’ option.

Step 2: Choose your project type

Once you click on ‘Video Project’, you’ll be prompted to select a project type. You can choose either ‘Automatic video with music’ or ‘Custom video with music’. The automatic video option will let you select photos and videos, and the app will automatically arrange them with music. The custom video option lets you manually arrange text, photos, and videos as per your preferences.

Step 3: Add photos, videos and music

If you choose the ‘Automatic video with music’ option, you will be prompted to select the photos and videos you wish to include in the video. Once you have chosen your photos and videos, the app will automatically arrange them along with music. You can choose from a variety of music styles provided by the app or add your own music.

If you choose the ‘Custom video with music’ option, you will have more options to customize your video project. The app will provide you with a timeline where you can add text, photos, and videos as per your preference. You can also add music to your video project by clicking on the ‘Add music’ button in the ‘Music’ section.

Step 4: Edit your video

The video editor in the Photos app on Windows 11 comes with a range of editing features. You can trim, split, and add filters to your videos. You can also add animations, text overlays, and 3D effects to your video project.

Step 5: Preview and save your video

Once you have finished editing your video, click on the ‘Preview’ button to preview your video project. If you are satisfied with your video, click on the ‘Export’ button to save your video project to your device.

Conclusion:

Windows 11’s hidden video editor is a powerful and easy-to-use tool that can help you create and edit videos without the need for an external app. With its range of editing features, you can create custom videos with ease. So, next time when you need to create a video project, give this hidden video editor a try.

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