All detailed settings and content configurations related to the project are carried out on this editing screen.
< Videostew's editing screen >
Before getting to know the screen's layout, take a look at the detailed structure of the project in Videostew. The editing screen exists to easily create and modify the content you want.
By default, a project consists of multiple slides, and each slide contains several elements.
The editing screen is for editing a single project, so the project is the highest-level concept. If the Home Screen is for managing multiple projects and additions, the editing screen is a space for creating and modifying a single project to taste.
A slide contains several elements. Text, videos, images, etc. that appear on the screen are all considered elements. On the editing screen, you can add, modify, or delete these elements.
The editing screen is structured with functions necessary for managing projects, such as previews and features for managing slides/elements to construct content.
As soon as a new project starts, you enter the Edit Screen where the wizard window pops up immediately. Here, you can set the title by default, and if you continue by clicking "Next", you can start creating content more easily. For detailed explanation about the wizard, refer to [Getting Started with Wizard Mode].
You can enter up to 5,000 characters directly into the text. Additionally, when starting with external text by copying and pasting or with a URL from a blog, etc., you can input up to 20,000 characters.
After that, if you use the "Add Text" function, AI will regenerate the text according to the desired video format.
The software reconstructs the text to fit a maximum length of 60 seconds. However, the content entered can exceed 60 seconds to preserve the naturalness and completeness of the input.
When using the merge feature, you can automatically add relevant content to the title.
When entering the original text directly into the text editor, using the "#" tag will automatically convert it into a subtitle slide. (Make sure to leave a space after "#".)
The editing top panel contains tools for general management of the project.
Pauses the work and returns to the home screen. If there is unsaved content, a warning window appears. In such cases, click [Cancel] then Save to save all work progress to the server.
You can set the title and description of the project. By entering a URL in the description field, you can use it as a link when sharing.
< Edit Project Information >
Additionally, depending on the content created by several users, titles and summaries for the text description fields are automatically generated. In the case of text descriptions, up to three hashtags are added considering SEO.
You can preview the currently selected slide. If you select multiple slides, you can preview just that section. Click the bottom right settings (▼) button to preview the entire project.
Saves the content of the project that is in progress to the server. Even if the user does not manually press it during the work, if a modification is made, it will be automatically saved to the server. For those who do not feel comfortable not pressing save manually, we also provide the option to manually save.
Shortcut key: Ctrl + S
You can render the completed project into a file.
First, press the "Rendering" button, then a rendering request is submitted. Rendering request means converting the project you made into a video file. After a while, once the file is added, the Download button becomes active, and by clicking the button, you can download the MP4 file to your computer.
Saves every slide as individual image files. You can use this to download results in a card news style that are not videos.
You can download all texts used in the project as a document format. It is useful to save as a text format again when the content has changed a lot during the work.
Additionally, by clicking the settings (▼) button, you can download subtitles in SRT and webVTT file formats.
| Section |
Detailed Description |
| Slide Unit |
Add subtitle files based on all text within a slide in the project |
| Application Unit |
Add subtitle files including timeline information when line breaks are applied within slide text |
You can share the rendered project on the web. You can copy the address and paste it into messengers such as KakaoTalk, and you can check the rendered video by [Open in new tab].
If you've inserted a link in the project description field, you can click on the link address to utilize it as a Call To Action (CTA) button.
The sharing feature is valid for one month after video rendering, and the saved video will be deleted after one month. Therefore, please be sure to download the rendered video file within the period from Videostew.
You can copy the current project as it is and start working in the desired workspace. You can understand that a copy is created with all the work history remaining intact.
You can revert the project to a previous point. Refer to 'Save view' and 'Slide number' in the list and use 'Restore' to call up the project from a past point.
The current project you are working on is copied exactly as it is in the current workspace.
Deletes the current project. Projects moved to the trash can are not completely deleted until you empty the trash can.
You can change settings for dark mode and the style of thumbnails, as well as the wizard mode.
Edit screen > Right-side top 'More' > Environment settings > General
< Environment Setting Common Menu >
You can change the dark mode settings. 'Auto' changes the screen to dark at night and to light during the day automatically. You can always set it to 'Light' or 'Dark' as well.
Change the method when downloading the rendered video. If the default method does not work, you can switch to the legacy method.
You can change the style of thumbnails that appear on the home screen. You can choose among 'Horizontal', 'Square', and 'Vertical', and if you often make portrait videos, 'Vertical' is recommended.
You can change whether to activate Wizard Mode when creating 'New'.
In the library panel, you can search for stock videos, images, etc., provided by Videostew and load them onto the stage. The elements are organized into tabs like "Recent", "Favorites", "User", and "Stock".
Here is a list of elements you've used recently.
Frequently used elements can be saved to Favorites, and added to the Favorites list. After hovering the mouse over an element, click the settings (▼) button to add it to Favorites.
This is the live library of elements uploaded directly by the user. You can add images or video files by dragging them onto the screen from the explorer or by clicking the [Upload](/guide/edit/basic/narration/upload) button. (If you drag and drop files into the live Library Window, they are not entered on the stage but only added to the list.)
Additionally, the user tab allows you to find uploaded resources more easily through category classification.
Category|Description
--|--
All|Shows all resources uploaded by users
Upload|Shows only the resources that were uploaded by clicking the upload button
Paste|Shows only the images that were copied & pasted from the web
Drag-and-Drop|Shows only the elements that were uploaded by drag and drop from the computer's file explorer
Using the above classification can make file management more convenient. For example, frequently used resources can be added through the "Upload" button or by setting your own rules.
If you hover the mouse over a resource, a settings button appears. Here, you can click "Select Multiple" and define the range by pressing the `SHIFT` key to select multiple items at once.
Please proceed with the deletion through the trash can icon at the top right. However, if the resources have already been used in another project, please be careful when you wish to edit that project again as the elements may not load properly.
This is the stock live library provided by Videostew. You can change the search engine by category for each element, and search results vary by engine.
If the auto-added b-roll elements (images and videos) do not suit your taste, you can search for recommended stock images based on the content you entered.
< Find videos and images by matching text >
You can also click the settings (▼) button to perform a "Search based on b-roll". This function searches for stock resources that are relevant and similar to the images currently included in the slide.
While creating a library, you can add AI images to the image tab. Based on the content entered for each slide, you can add realistic images with AI Photo and AI Illustrations in a digital art style.
< Select AI image from the stock image category >
By default, a stock library from Pexels or Pixabay is selected. Click the category search button to select AI Photos or AI Illustrations.
< Add public AI image window >
When you press the `+ Add` button, a modal window appears to add AI images. By default, if there is a text block entered within the slide, the text will be fetched.
The size of the image to be added can be selected from square, horizontal, and vertical, with the default value being square. (It is recommended to add in square format.)
Videostew's AI image addition feature is designed to be easy to use for everyone, even without much knowledge of prompts. Generally, the text you enter into the content has a distance from the image. To add the highest quality images, it is recommended to add prompts and refine them to get high-quality AI images.
< Search AI Image Library >
All AI images added by Videostew users are converted into a searchable format and stored in the public library. When you enter a search term, the newly added AI images appear in the list, and you can drag and drop them into the slide from the [library].
Copyright for AI images added in Videostew can be checked in detail in the [AI Image Copyright](/guide/faq/edit/copyright-ai-images) guide document.
< Add as Similar Style >
If there is an image you like in the public AI image library, you can click the "Mouse Right Click > Create Similar Style" button to add a similar image. You can also briefly describe the idea you want to add in the text input window, allowing you to add an image that more closely matches the situation you are thinking of.
This is the area where you can perform selection and position adjustments for elements.
This function allows you to cancel the action you just performed or redo it.
Change the size of the current Editing Window! You can make it small to see the overall layout or zoom in to edit specific elements in detail. The shortcut for zooming in/out is `Ctrl`+`+/ -`.
The default playback duration of a slide is 3 seconds, and you can click to change this duration.
Please refer to the [Playback Duration/Conversion Effect] guide document for how to change the playback time.
You can apply an AI voice to your slides, or record your own voice.
You can set the sound effects that will play when the slide appears.
You can change the BGM that plays throughout the project and temporarily adjust the volume in this slide. For example, when an important content appears or the volume of a video embedded in the video needs to be maintained, you can temporarily mute the volume.
You can apply all the elements of the library panel by dragging and dropping or clicking.
You can set or change the BGM that plays throughout the project.
You can change the size of the project. In addition to the default sizes provided, you can also set a custom size using the "User" tab.
"Add" button allows you to keep adding new slides to create your video. You can select multiple slides at once for editing by holding the shift key and selecting the slides you wish to edit.
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It's important to know what each button does, but it's also essential to understand how the operations work and how the workflow proceeds.
As mentioned in [Slides and Elements](/guide/edit/info), a project is made up of multiple slides. These slides contain content, and as they play in sequence, they make up your video.
Selecting slides is done by clicking with the mouse. When you click on the desired slide in the [Slide Window](/guide/edit/view/slide-navigator) at the bottom, the content in the [Editing Window](/guide/edit/view/stage/slide-panel/stage) in the center changes to the current slide.
In the [Editing Window](/guide/edit/view/stage/slide-panel/stage), when no element is selected, you can change slides with the keyboard. Pressing `Left` or `Right` will switch the selection to the previous or next slide.
With the `Ctrl` key pressed, selecting a slide that is not the current one will add it to the selection, along with the current slide.
With the `Shift` key pressed, selecting a slide that is not the current one will select all slides in the range between the current slide and the slide clicked with `Shift`.
In the [Editing Window](/guide/edit/view/stage/slide-panel/stage), when no element is selected, using `Shift`+`Left/Right` with the keyboard also selects a range similarly.
Aside from [Range Slide Selection](/guide/edit/basic/slide-control/select-slides/key-range), there is an easy way to select all. In the [Editing Window](/guide/edit/view/stage/slide-panel/stage), when no element is selected, press `Ctrl`+`A` to select all slides.
In the [Slide Window](/guide/edit/view/slide-navigator), you can add a slide by clicking the "Add" button located on the right side of the last slide. Typically, when adding an element, it's not added completely new, but rather, you often modify parts of the content from the slide just before, right? Therefore, when you add a slide, it automatically "copies" the previous slide.
After selecting the slide you want to copy in the [Editing Window](/guide/edit/view/stage/slide-panel/stage), press the `Enter` key and the selected slide will be immediately copied behind it.
Select the slide you want to delete in the [Editing Window](/guide/edit/view/stage/slide-panel/stage) and press the `Delete` key to delete the selected slide.
After selecting the slide you want to reorder, you can drag it with the mouse to the desired position. This also allows you to select multiple slides at once and change their order in bulk.
< Changing the Position of Slides >
What would a slide be without any content? You need to insert elements like images or text into the slide to create content for the video.
Elements can be selected by clicking on the desired element in the central [Editing Window](/guide/edit/view/stage/slide-panel/stage).
While holding the `Ctrl` key, if you select a different element that is not currently active, the newly selected element will be added to the selection along with the current one. This can be combined with [Select Elements by Range](/guide/edit/basic/element/select/key-range) below to add or remove elements more flexibly.
If the elements you want to select are gathered in a certain area, you can activate the range selection by clicking and dragging from an empty space with your mouse. Continue dragging until the desired elements are within the selection box.
< Example of Selecting by Range >
There are several ways to add elements to a slide.
Click on the desired library from the [Library Window](/guide/edit/view/library) on the left side, and the corresponding type of element will be added to the [Editing Window](/guide/edit/view/stage/slide-panel/stage).
You can also add a new element by using [Copy Element]. After selecting the element you want to copy on the current slide, or an element from another slide, press `Ctrl`+`C`, then go to the desired slide and press `Ctrl`+`V`. The same element will be copied and added.
If you have videos, images, or font files on your computer, you can upload them. Select the desired file from the explorer (or finder) and drag and drop it onto the Videostew editing screen. If you cannot drag and drop, select the desired type from the [Library Window](/guide/edit/view/library) on the left side, choose "User" and click the "+ Upload" button to select files.
There are many ways to edit elements.
This is how you modify an element itself. The Library implies content in the case of videos or images, shape in the case of figures, and font in the case of text. Select the type and sub-tab you want to modify in the [Library Window](/guide/edit/view/library), click on the desired library, and drag the element of the same type you want to modify onto it. It will then be replaced with a new element.
All elements in the [Editing Window](/guide/edit/view/stage/slide-panel/stage) can be moved and resized after selection. Size changes can be made using the four handles in the corners, or by using the diamond-shaped handles to change the size proportionally. To adjust the position, simply drag the element to the desired location.
Some operations can also be done using the keyboard; after selecting the element you wish to change, pressing the `arrow keys` will adjust its position. Additionally, pressing `Shift` along with the `arrow keys` allows for fine-tuning the position by 1 pixel at a time.
Adjustments can also be made by double-clicking an element in the [Editing Window](/guide/edit/view/stage/slide-panel/stage). Depending on the type of element, different modes will be activated.
- Video and Image: Within the current size of the element, you can adjust the visible size and position internally.
- Shapes: No particular incidents will occur.
- Text: You can edit the content itself, select parts of it to change color or boldness, add underline, etc. For a detailed description of the toolbar, please refer to [Text Toolbar](/guide/edit/element-property/text/dblclick).
After selecting the element you want to copy from the current slide, or an element from another slide, press `Ctrl`+`C`, and then press `Ctrl`+`V` on the desired slide to add a duplicated element.
< Copy Method >
If there's an element in the slide you don't want, click on the element you wish to delete in the [Editing Window](/guide/edit/view/stage/slide-panel/stage), select it, and then press the `Delete` key on your keyboard to remove it.
BGM (Background Music) allows you to set a single piece of music for the project, which is designed to fade out naturally at the end point.
The BGM change window can be accessed via the BGM icon located at the bottom right of the stage.
Clicking the [All] button allows you to set categories by genre and mood; it's convenient to make a selection while previewing by holding the mouse over it.
The BGM volume can be adjusted globally using the [Global Volume]. It is usually good to set it at around 20% when AI voice has been applied. Adjust it appropriately while previewing to ensure the narration is heard clearly.
Hovering the mouse over the music and pressing the settings (▼) button reveals a "Similar Style Search" option. This feature allows you to receive recommendations for tracks that are similar to the music you are currently listening to.
Selecting the music title next to the play button will provide detailed information about the sound, and the text can be copied.
You can change the size of the project. In addition to the default sizes provided, you can also set your desired size directly through the "User" tab.
This setting is applied to the entire project and can change the feeling of animation movement. Click the 'Change' button to modify the movement effect of the animation as desired.
You can change the time a slide is displayed automatically or manually.
You can change the time a slide is displayed before moving to the next slide. The default playback time for a slide is determined by the content within the slide. For example, if a narration is set on a slide and it's set to 'Use the duration of this narration as the standard', the slide playback time changes accordingly as the narration changes. Each standard is as follows.
If there is a narration in the slide, the duration of that narration is used as the standard. If the narration is the standard but there is no narration, a default of 3 seconds is provided. If a specific segment is set to play only with settings such as trim for the narration, only that duration will be played.
If a video is embedded in the slide, the duration of that video is used as the standard. If a specific segment is set to play only with settings such as trim for the video, only that duration will be played. In the case of multiple videos, the most important video is automatically determined as the standard and adjusted accordingly.
Regardless of what elements are within a slide, it sets to play only for the specified time. Usually, narration or video is the standard, but understanding the concept of time in Videostew is important, and it is used only to modify the duration for constructing different effects.
Transition effects are animations that are activated when a new slide appears. You can quickly check the set effects in the preview.
Transition Duration is the duration of the animation effect. For example, if you want the "cube" animation to appear slowly, try inserting 12 seconds and adjust the appropriate time while previewing.
Narration is a setting related to speaking during slide playback. Although videos are typically watched visually, setting up narration alongside can enhance the content's transmission ability.
Learn how to freely edit by using multiple slides through an example video demonstrating methods for producing English learning videos that use both Korean and English simultaneously.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=faR7f5T9l2Y
You can upload pre-recorded MP3 files. Use the trim feature to precisely insert 'fade in' intervals for each slide. Click here for a detailed introduction to the trim feature.
You can record your voice directly on the website. The recording continues seamlessly, allowing you to time it just right to move on to the next slide. For a splendid content creation method using the voice recording feature, please refer to [Using the Voice Recording Feature].
You can change the AI voice actor and apply different voices for each slide. Generally, after selecting the entire slide, apply the voice. As the supported language varies by character, matching the language of the text will enable a more natural reproduction.
< AI Voice Category Detailed Search >
Videostew utilizes TTS provided by Google Wavenet, Amazon Polly, Naver Clova, Microsoft Azure, and KT AI Voice.
You can set up complex search criteria based on each engine, such as gender, age, emotion, atmosphere, and language, allowing you to quickly find the voice you want.
Change the reading speed of the AI voice. Typically, readers prefer speeds of 120% - 130%.
You can use this when you want to add a slight pause after the AI voice has finished reading a slide. Adding about 0.5 seconds can prevent moving too quickly to the next slide.
Activating the text manual setting toggle allows you to adjust the reading content as desired, regardless of the text displayed on the screen. It is commonly used to correct pronunciation or when you want to display only the words on the screen and read the detailed content.
Occasionally, due to network issues, the AI voice may not play until the end or may be cut off in the middle, or the length of the voice may not be calculated correctly. In such cases, pressing the "Recalculate" button will add the AI voice anew while setting the time for each slide again.
If the slide repeat playback toggle is deactivated, in the case where the same text is on multiple slides, it will only be read once on the first slide and not read again as it moves on. This can be used when you want to insert animations intermittently while a sentence is being played.
Set the sound effect that plays when the slide starts. The sound effect continues even if the slide changes and will last until it finishes.
Clicking "Select" allows you to apply a sound effect to a slide. You can find sound effects by genre, and it is convenient to select while listening to previews by hovering the mouse. If you wish to remove a sound effect, select "None" after making your selection.
Change the speed of the sound effect. You can adjust it appropriately while listening to other elements through the preview.
[Slide repeat playback] When this is enabled, if the same effect is applied to multiple slides, it will be repeatedly played every time a new slide starts. In other words, in the basic state of Videostew, if there is no change between slides, it should proceed normally, but if this option is enabled, it will loop and the effect will start again.
In the disabled state, the transition between slides is not interrupted, so the specified effect will continue to play.
Activating this option will naturally fade out the effect if the effect's duration is longer than the slide's playback time, without exceeding the duration of the slide.
To completely mute the BGM for a particular slide to emphasize the narration, you can adjust the 'Volume on this slide' to 0%.
You can change the slide's background color from the default (black) to a different color. Additionally, you can add other colors by clicking the '+' button and specify gradient effects.
The colors recently used are displayed.
Frequently used colors can be added to Favorites for easy access. Favorites are managed separately for each workspace.
< Add Custom Color >
Click the '+' button to directly add a custom color. You can easily find and add the desired color using the color spectrum in the 'Add Color' window.
There are about 140 default colors prepared in the color palette. Selecting a color will apply it to the background of the slide, and you can also change the colors of multiple slides at once. Please refer to [Edit Multiple Slides at Once] for how to edit multiple slides simultaneously.
< Automatically Construct Layout >
Automatically layout components. You can layout each [Whole], [Left/Right 1/2], [Left/Right 1/3], [Top/Bottom 1/2], [Top/Bottom 1/3], and change the layout by clicking a button multiple times.
Adjust the opacity/border, etc., of the selected component or its position within the slide.
Change the opacity of the component. Generally, you can insert a transparent PNG file and change its opacity.
Add a border to a specific component. You can change the thickness and color of the border.
In blend mode, you can mix several overlapping components to create various visual effects.
Applies a flip effect to the inserted images or video clips.
Manually change the start and end intervals of the video clip. Generally, if the video is a background element that continues to show irrelevant content, there is no need to edit the playback interval.
However, if the video involves a speaker, you may need to adjust the intervals to match the subtitles, so editing the playback interval is essential.
We'll provide detailed instructions on how to change the video playback interval. Ah, changing the playback interval of the video and the uploaded voice file can be done in the same way!
Select the video inserted on the slide and click on the right side to adjust the playback interval.
Double-click or press `s` on the part you want to trim while previewing. A new slide is added with the trimmed area.
Or after specifying several intervals to use with mouse drag, finish to add new slides for each set interval.
You can edit the video playback interval more conveniently using shortcut keys.
Shortcut Key|Role
--|--
`s`/`double-click`|Splits the slide at the mouse-positioned interval.
`+`|Expands the trim timeline.
`-`|Contracts the trim timeline.
`space`|Plays from the selected portion.
`j`|Moves the start point of the selected region forward by 0.1 seconds.
`k`|Moves the start point of the selected region backward by 0.1 seconds.
`l`|Moves the end point of the selected region forward by 0.1 seconds.
`;`|Moves the end point of the selected region backward by 0.1 seconds.
The video fills the specified container (red border) to match its size. (Some parts of the video may be cropped depending on the original size of the video; you can adjust the position or enlarge the video by double-clicking.)
< Adjust the internal display method by zooming in >
The video is displayed at the maximum size within the bounds of the specified container (red border).
Ignore the existing settings and change the container (red border) size to the original size of the video.
Change the size of the sound included in the clip. Through [Preview](/guide/edit/view/top/preview), you can appropriately adjust the volume of BGM, sound effects, or AI voices. If you change it to 0%, you can mute the sound.
Change the playback speed of the video clip to faster/slower. You can change the speed from 20% up to 500% compared to the original speed (100%).
Select the part of the video clip to repeat when the slide length is longer than the video clip length. The default setting is 'Infinite repeat', and you can toggle the button to set the number of repeats. If it's set to 'Repeat once', the video clip will stop at the last scene and continue to play the slide if there is remaining slide playback time.
The fixed image is gradually enlarged, filling the set size. (Some areas may be cropped depending on the original size of the image.)
The image is displayed to fill the specified container (red outline). (Some areas may be cropped depending on the original size of the image, and you can adjust the position or enlarge the image by double-clicking it.)
The original size of the image is adjusted to fit the specified container (red outline).
Ignore the existing settings and change the container (red outline) size to the original size of the image.
You can change the color of the inserted shape. You can also add a different color by pressing the "+" button and specify the gradient effect.
When you double-click on a text element in the [Editing Window](/guide/edit/view/stage/slide-panel/stage) at the center, it switches to an editing mode where you can modify the content. When you select part of the text in this editing mode, a toolbar appears below, with each function as follows:
< When entering editing mode, a toolbar appears >
Button|Function
--|--
B|Applies bold effect to the selected text area.
*I*|Applies italics effect to the selected text area.
U|Adds an underline to the selected text area.
S|Add a cancellation line to the selected area of the text.
A|Changes the color of the selected text area. (Choose from default colors and recently used colors)
A|Changes the background color of the selected text area. (Choose from default colors and recently used colors)
*Tx*|Removes all applied effects.
< Change the color of some text characters >
You can set various animation effects for text elements. The duration that the applied animation takes to appear is as long as the [Transition Duration](/guide/edit/basic/duration/transition-timing) on the slider. Therefore, if you want the animation to appear slowly, increase the [Transition Duration](/guide/edit/basic/duration/transition-timing). The functions that can be set in the text animation menu are as follows:
Specifies a repetitive motion for the text. The available repetition effects are as follows. Once an effect is set, a menu to set the "Stop Motion Effect" function appears.
Repetition Effect|Description
--|--
None|Removes all repetition effects
Wiggle|
Bounce|A bouncing effect
Shake|
Up and Down|
Left and Right|
Swing|
Clockwise|The element continues to rotate clockwise
Counterclockwise|The element continues to rotate counterclockwise
Sets various text animations. After setting, you can preview it directly through the [Preview](/guide/edit/view/top/preview) slide.
Animation|Description
--|--
Automatic|The default setting option applies a morphing effect
Sliding|An effect of sliding from the side
Expansion|An effect of expanding in one direction
Cube Rotation|An effect of rotating with a cube-like face
Flip|A flipping effect
Page Turn|
Circle Appear|An effect of a circle gradually getting larger or smaller while appearing
Clock Appear|An effect of a circle filling up like a clock while appearing
Unfold|An effect of appearing bit by bit from one direction
Fade in Slowly|An effect of gradually appearing from a blurred state
Pop|An effect as if the element pops onto the screen or jumps out
Pop Spin|An effect as if the element spins and pops onto the screen or jumps out
Sets the standard for displaying text on the screen when there is a lot of text in a single slide.
Application Unit|Description
--|--
Entire|One text block appears at once
Line by Line|Text appears line by line according to the line break within the text block
Two Lines at a Time|Text appears two lines at a time according to the number of lines in the text block
Paragraph unit|Visible separation of paragraphs (enter) within the text block
If you set options like "One line at a time" here, a "Additional Format" menu will appear. Please refer to the image below to see each option's format.
< Replace lines >
A new line of text appears at the same position, depending on the setting of one line at a time (or two lines at a time).
< Add lines >
More lines appear based on [Vertical Alignment], either one line at a time (or two lines at a time). [Vertical Alignment] is most naturally used when fixed "above".
If [AI Voice](/guide/edit/basic/narration/ai-voice) is applied to the slide narration, all the text on the screen will be read sequentially.
However, if there is text you do not want to be read, you can drag "Read by AI Voice" after selecting the text element. In addition to this method, to completely ignore the text on the screen and read as desired, please refer to [Automatic Text Recognition].
Readability enhancement uses the 'text wrapping' feature to modify settings so that text on the screen is easier to read. You can apply effects such as "None", "Boxed", "Line by line", "Outline", and "Shadow", and please refer to the image below for each effect.
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Additionally, the color of the box and outline can be changed in the "Readability color" menu.
! "Automatic slide division" function can be set in the [Apply unit] of [Text Animation](/guide/edit/basic/text/text-animation).
Slide division can be set as "One line at a time", "Two lines at a time", [Paragraph unit], and when [Automatic Slide Division] is applied, it will be displayed as shown below.
< Preview of Automatic Slide Division application >
You can select the desired font family to change the font. The font library is organized into tabs such as "Recent", "Favorites", "User", and "Stock".
To change the font family of multiple slides at once, please refer to the content of the [Edit multiple slides at once](/guide/tips/multi-update) action.
Change the color of the entire text element. All colors of the text box will change, and you can combine up to three colors to create a gradient effect.
< Text Color Change >
To change the color of some text, you can drag the desired text and then use the inline editor feature that appears at the top. In the inline editor, you can select from the default colors or recently used colors. If you want a specific color, setting it as a background color once will display it in the recent colors.
< Change part of the text color >
Change the alignment of the text within the box to "Left", "Center", or "Right".
Change the font size from 10 px to 256 px. For vertical type scroll video content, we recommend using 80 px to 90 px.
Change the size of the left and bottom margins of the text box.
Change the line spacing when multiple lines of text are entered into a text box.
Change the spacing of the font size. It can be adjusted from -40% to 200%, with 0% being the default value.
Changes the vertical alignment inside the text box. The default option is "Auto", and you can set it to "Top", "Middle", or "Bottom".
Activating height fixation allows you to change the vertical size of the text box. This is useful when specifying a consistent box size across multiple slides.
Change the alignment of the text within the box to "Left", "Center", or "Right".
Activating height lock adds handlers to the top/bottom of the box, allowing you to change the height of the text box.
Generally, when using text boxes in auto mode, even if the text is one or two lines, you can maintain the same box size.
Editing with just a mouse can be limiting for quick operations. Therefore, Videostew provides various keyboard shortcuts for common editing tasks, which can be used alone or in combination with the mouse.
Area|Shortcut|Description
--|--|--
General|`Space`|Execute/Close preview of the selected slide
General|`Ctrl`+`S`|Save project
General|`ESC`|Close modal window, cancel operation, deselect
Entire|`Ctrl`+`Z`|Undo action
Entire|`Ctrl`+`Shift`+`Z`|Redo action
Editing Window|`Space`+`Drag`|Move stage view
Editing Window|`Ctrl`+`Click`|Select/Deselect multiple elements
Editing Window|`Ctrl`+`C`|Copy selected element (includes style copy)
Editing Window|`Ctrl`+`V`|Paste copied element
Editing Window|`Ctrl`+`Alt`+`V`|Paste copied element with style only
Editing Window|After selecting an element `L/R/U/D`|Move position of selected element
Editing Window|After selecting an element `Shift`+`L/R/U/D`|Move position of selected element by 1 pixel
Slide window|`Ctrl`+`Click`|Select/Deselect multiple slides
Slide window|`Shift`+`Click`|Select range of slides
Slide window|`Left`|Select previous slide
Slide window|`Shift`+`Left`|Extend selection to previous slide
Slide window|`Right`|Select next slide
Slide window|`Shift`+`Right`|Extend selection to next slide
Slide window|`Ctrl`+`A`|Select all slides
