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We’ve made a video tutorial about how to fade in and fade out video easily in Filmora. In case that you don’t want to hide any frames in your video, you can add a black screen or blue screen or whatever color screen at the beginning and end of the clip first, and then apply Dissolve or fade transitions or motion fade effect. Add Sample Colors at the beginning and end of the video clip

Double click on the fade effect that you want to use and the fade motion effect will be added to the clip automatically.ģ.

Expand it and you will find that there are several fade effects available, such as fade-zoom in, fade-zoom out, fade slide from top to bottom, fade slide from bottom to top, fade from left to right, or fade right to left.

Click the clip in the timeline and then switch to the Animation tab, scroll down and you will see the Preset Motions (Legacy) option in the Preset tab.

Here is how to apply the motion fade effect to video in Filmora. Apply Fade Motion Effects to Videoīesides the regular dissolve and fade transitions, you can also apply motion fade effect to make your footage more vivid. You can learn more about Dissolve transition at our guide How to add Dissolve Transitions in Filmora.

You can adjust the duration of the Dissolve transition to get a better result.Drag the Dissolve transition to the beginning part of the clip, and then drag the Dissolve transition again to the end of the clip.īesides applying Dissolve transition to fade video, you can also try the Fade or transitions under Ripple & Dissolve category such as Dispersion blur, evaporate, ripple, wind, swirl, or wave.If you didn’t see it, you can use the search bar to find it. Go to the Transition tab and find Dissolve under the Basic category.

After importing video footage into Filmora, drag and drop them in the timeline.