If you want to change fonts, color or size of the caption, you can right-click it with mouse, and choose whatever you want to do.Ībove is the tutorial about adding subtitles in iMovie. Move your mouse to there and double tap it and put caption that you want. If you want to make it shorter, you can press Command + B to split it into pieces and then delete the part.Īfter choosing the title style, click once again on the video clip, you will see "Title Text Here" in the upper-right section. Choose one you like and drag it down to the video with mouse and release it. Click it and all styles are displayed in its next section. Then the video will be displayed in the lower part of the interface.ĭifferent from iMovie 11/9/8, the title style symbol "T" is located in the left corner. Open iMovie 10, and import the video into it. So please read the following guide carefully.
#Imovie add text how to#
The steps on how to put text over clip in imovie 10 is a little different from those of iMovie 11/9/8. How to Insert Subtitle to a Video in iMovie 10 When everything is all right, you can click "Done" at the upper-right corner of the video that is being played.Ģ. Now you can preview the video with subtitles, if necessary, you can pull the red line to adjust the point where the subtitles should begin and stop. If it is unnecessary for you, you can skip this step. And then type words in "Title Text Here" box.Īfter typing words, you can click on the option of "Show fonts" at the upper left corner of the video to change fonts, color and size of words. Choose one that you want to apply and drag it to your project where you'd like to add caption. In its lower part, you can see a list of title styles. You can feel free to import iPhoto video, AVI video, YouTube FLV video, QuickTime MOV video etc.
Then you need to import your targeted movie or music video into iMovie by clicking File > Import > Movie and drag video clips from the event browser to the project. Launch iMovie and go to File>New Project>Create to add a new project.
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