MiniTool has released MiniTool MovieMaker 7.0, its video editing software for Windows, with improvements to media file management and several new resources for video creation. The new version makes it easier to add, organize, and find media files in a project while also improving music editing and video export.
Improved Media File Management
MiniTool MovieMaker 7.0 introduces several updates that make working with media files more convenient.
Drag and Drop Media Files
Users can now directly drag and drop video, photo, and other source files from their computer into the media library.
In addition to drag and drop, MiniTool MovieMaker continues to provide the Import Media Files option and the More > Import Media option, giving users three ways to add media files to a project.
Sort Videos and Photos
The media library now supports sorting files in ascending or descending order by name, type, or date created. This makes it easier to organize imported files and locate the media needed for editing.
Search for Specific Media Files
MiniTool MovieMaker 7.0 also adds a search function to the media library. Users can enter a complete or partial file name and press Enter to find media files containing the search term in their names.
Display Only Media Files for the Current Project
The new version changes how imported media files are displayed. Instead of retaining previously uploaded files in the media library, MiniTool MovieMaker 7.0 only displays the media files added to the current project.
This helps keep the media library focused on the files being used in the current video.
New Music, Filters, and Animated Elements
MiniTool MovieMaker 7.0 adds new resources that give users more options for customizing their videos.
5 New Songs
Five new songs are added to the music library. Users can add them to their video projects directly from the Music library.
The new version also changes how audio can be edited. Users can now drag an audio file directly onto the timeline without adding a video or photo first. This makes it possible to work on audio independently when creating a project.
5 New Filter Categories
MiniTool MovieMaker 7.0 adds five filter categories:
- Fade
- Warm & Cool
- Indoor Action
- Outdoor Action
- Black & White
These new categories provide additional options for adjusting the appearance and color of images and video clips.
48 New Animated Elements
The new version also adds 48 animated elements, including Halloween stickers, autumn-themed GIFs, countdown animations, mood stickers, and social media elements.
Users can add these animated elements to their projects to give videos more visual variety.
Improved Video Export Experience
MiniTool MovieMaker 7.0 also improves the export process.
Keep the User-Defined Export Path
The software now remembers the saving location selected by the user and uses it as the default export path for subsequent videos.
Automatically Add Version Numbers
When exporting different versions of a video, MiniTool MovieMaker 7.0 can automatically add version numbers to the default video file name. This helps users distinguish between multiple exported versions without manually renaming each file.
Fixed Aspect Ratio Switching Issue
MiniTool MovieMaker 7.0 also fixes an issue from version 6.1 that could cause incorrect aspect ratios to be displayed. The issue is resolved in version 7.0.
More Video Editing Features
In addition to the new features in version 7.0, MiniTool MovieMaker provides a range of tools for video editing. Users can adjust contrast, saturation, and brightness, apply [3D LUT] effects, flip or rotate images, and split, trim, or crop videos. It also supports changing video speed, reversing videos, applying fade in/out effects, and adjusting audio volume. Edited videos can be exported without a watermark.
Get MiniTool MovieMaker 7.0
MiniTool MovieMaker 7.0 brings improvements to media file management, new editing resources, and a smoother export workflow. Users can now organize project media more efficiently, search for specific files, work with audio directly on the timeline, and choose from more music, filters, and animated elements.
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