How to Create Giant Video on InShot?

Creating a giant video (i.e., a video with a large resolution or aspect ratio) on InShot requires using its features to manipulate video size, aspect ratio, and resolution settings. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you.

Step 1: Install InShot

To begin editing a video in InShot, you first need to download the app. InShot is available for both Android and iOS devices, so go to your respective app store, either the Google Play Store for Android or the App Store for iOS, and search for InShot. Once found, click on the download button to install the app. After installation, open the app to start editing your video.

Step 2: Start a New Project

Upon opening InShot, you’ll be presented with several options for creating and editing content. To begin a new video project, tap on the Video button. This will allow you to either select an existing video from your gallery or tap on New Project to start fresh and import the video you want to work on. InShot supports various video formats, so you should be able to import almost any video you wish to edit.

Step 3: Set Aspect Ratio

The next important step when creating a “giant” video is adjusting the aspect ratio. The aspect ratio determines the shape of your video, which is crucial if you want to create a larger visual experience. Tap on the Canvas option at the bottom of the screen to access the aspect ratio settings. InShot provides several pre-set aspect ratios like 1:1 (Square), 16:9 (Landscape), and 9:16 (Portrait), but if you’re aiming to make a video with a larger or more cinematic appearance, you can choose a custom ratio or the 21:9 option. This cinematic ratio is perfect for creating videos that look grand and expansive. Once selected, you can adjust the video’s size by pinching to zoom in or out or by dragging the frame to fit your desired ratio.

Step 4: Adjust Resolution

InShot doesn’t directly offer the ability to set specific video resolutions like 4K, but you can still create a “giant” video by focusing on the aspect ratio and ensuring that the video fits your desired frame. When adjusting the aspect ratio, be sure that the video’s content stays proportionally correct, as resizing it too much can result in pixelation or distortion. You can zoom in or out on the video by pinching the screen to make sure the image fits the frame properly. Keep in mind that InShot automatically adjusts the resolution based on the aspect ratio, and exporting in the highest available resolution (up to 1080p for free users) will help retain the quality of your video.

Step 5: Add Effects, Transitions, and Filters

To make your giant video even more visually engaging, you can add various effects, transitions, and filters. Tap on the Filter button to choose from a range of color filters that can enhance the look of your video. Filters help set the mood or style of the video, whether you’re going for something dramatic or subtle. If you want to add some dynamic visuals, tap on the Effects button to apply special effects like blur, glitch, or other stylistic touches. Additionally, you can incorporate transitions between video clips to make the video flow smoothly if you’re working with multiple scenes. You can also add text, stickers, or animations to make the content more interactive and eye-catching.

Step 6: Set Video Speed (Optional)

Another feature in InShot that can contribute to the “giant” feel of your video is adjusting the speed. You can either speed up or slow down your video depending on the effect you’re going for. Slowing down the footage can emphasize details and create a dramatic effect, while speeding up the video can make certain sections feel more energetic. To adjust the video speed, tap on the Speed button. You can fine-tune the video speed to match the narrative or visual style you’re aiming for, making the overall video more dynamic.

Step 7: Export the Video

Once you’re satisfied with your edits, it’s time to export your video. Tap the Export button, which is usually located in the top-right corner of the screen. Before exporting, you’ll be asked to choose the resolution. InShot allows you to export videos in 1080p resolution for free. If you want a higher resolution, such as 4K, you would need to subscribe to InShot Pro. Choosing a higher resolution will allow the video to retain its quality when viewed on large screens. Once you’ve selected the resolution, tap Export, and InShot will begin processing your video. This may take a few moments depending on the length and complexity of the edits.

Step 8: Save or Share

After the video is successfully exported, it will be saved directly to your device’s gallery. From there, you can either watch it, share it on social media, or upload it to platforms like YouTube, Instagram, or TikTok. InShot also gives you the option to share directly from the app to social media, so you can instantly upload your giant video to the platform of your choice without leaving the app.

Additional Tips:

• Use High-Quality Footage: To ensure that your “giant” video looks sharp and detailed, start with high-resolution footage. Low-quality videos will not look good when enlarged or exported in higher resolutions, as they may appear pixelated or blurry.
• Work with Pro Features: If you want access to higher resolutions (like 4K) and more advanced editing tools, consider purchasing InShot Pro. The pro version also unlocks additional effects, filters, and more control over the final output, giving you even more flexibility when creating large, visually impressive videos.

By following these steps, you can create a visually stunning and “giant” video using InShot’s powerful video editing tools.