How to add video filters using iMovie on iPhone
Before proceeding with the steps below, make sure you have the latest version of iMovie installed on your device as it is not pre-installed. Once done, here's what you need to do:
- Launch the iMovie app on your iPhone or even iPad, since the app is also available for iPadOS.
- After opening iMovie, click "Create Project" to start a new video editing project.
- Next, select “Movie” from the New Project screen as shown below.
- This will take you to the video selection screen. Select the video you want to add a filter to from your photo gallery and click "Create Movie".
- Your video timeline will now appear where you can start editing your video. Select clips in the timeline to access all the tools iMovie has to offer.
- Now, select the Filter option located at the bottom right corner of the screen as shown in the screenshot below.
- The iMovie app will display a series of different filters for you to choose from. Just select the filter you want to use on your video and proceed.
- Now you will see a slider above the filter. You can use the slider to increase or decrease the intensity of the selected filter. You can click the play icon to preview the video clip and make sure the final video is close to what you want.
- Once you're happy with the changes you've made, simply click "Done" to exit the timeline and complete the project.
- Next, tap the share icon at the bottom to bring up the iOS share sheet.
- Here, select the "Save Video" option to save the edited video to your photo gallery.
That's all you need to do to successfully add filters to your videos using iMovie.
It may take a few seconds to a minute for the export to complete, depending on the video size and the iPhone model you have. It's worth noting that the iMovie application must be actively running in the foreground to complete the export.
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