Editing media files

If you need to make some quick edits to the file before converting, click the Edit button next to the file that needs editing, and then apply the necessary adjustments in the editing window.

If you only want to convert a part of the video, you can trim off the parts you don't want from the beginning and end of the file.

If your video footage is in several different files, you don't need to use a full-function video editor to join them together.

Nobody likes videos with the wrong orientation! This can be easily fixed with the Transform Video tool which lets you rotate and flip videos or images.

Cropping a video can change the video's aspect ratio to remove any black bars around it; you'll be able to use the entire screen when watching the video. Cropping a video or image can also help to remove unwanted images from the edges of the screen (for example, if there's a dumpster at the edge of an otherwise beautiful video!) or draw attention to the center of the frame.

 

Changing the video's aspect ratio also lets you to make full use of available screen real estate without black bars. This is particularly useful if you want to watch old TV-format videos on a new 16:9 screen, or vice versa.

Adding your name or logo on top of the video will make sure nobody else can take credit for your videos.

Using Movavi Video Converter, you can make quick color adjustments to your videos and photos. Use automatic adjustments for fast enhancement, or adjust the hue, brightness, and saturation manually.

If your videos have a lot of camera shake, you can reduce the effects using video stabilization.

Many movies have problems with volume, where the dialogue is too quiet and action scenes blast at full volume. To combat this, you can normalize the file's audio track using Movavi Video Converter, or adjust the volume level manually.

 

You can add effects to your video! Video Converter has some simple effects as removing fish eye, sharpening, vignette, and more.