The fit button will add borders to your video. You can also click on the fit button once you have clicked the fill button on the floating toolbar if you wish to keep the whole video without cropping. Click on the video preview, then slide the video around in the preview to create a new position. If any unusual cropping appears, for example if your main visual isn't in the center of your video preview anymore, simply reposition your video. Your video will automatically stretch/crop into the new aspect ratio. The floating toolbar will appear next to your video preview window. To remove the black bars, click on your video in the timeline, so it's highlighted green. This is called a letterboxing effect to preserve the full frame of your video. Remove borders and black bars around your mediaīlack bars/borders will appear around your video if your media doesn't match the aspect ratio you have selected. To select a new aspect ratio, click on your chosen ratio.
Hover your cursor over each aspect ratio to preview which dimensions best suit your video. To change the aspect ratio of your entire video, click on the 16:9 aspect ratio button located under the export button.ĩ:16, 1:1, 4:5, 2:3, and 21:9 aspect ratio options will appear. NOTE: if you want to create a new version of a video with different dimensions while still keeping the old version, first make a copy of the video on the editor homepage, then open the copy and follow the below steps. See below for a step-by-step guide, as well as tips on removing black bars and borders if you want your videos to fill the frame. But if you want to change the dimensions later or copy your video in another aspect ratio, you can do that too. When you create a new video, the default aspect ratio will be 16:9.
#Change preview video aspect ratio in photostage how to#
How to change the dimensions of an existing video First, import your media, then resize your video, and lastly, export it. In this tutorial, you'll learn how to resize a video quickly with Clipchamp.
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