5 tips for using the GoPro app on iPhone – the clare people

For GoPro camera users, the GoPro Quik app is a complete plate to explore when editing and exporting your videos. Until last year, GoPro apps existed separately – for transferring media between the camera and your device – and Quik – exclusively for video editing.

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At the start of the year, a surprise: the apps were cleverly combined into one, the GoPro Quik, offering both functions to be used in the same app, whether it is simply to transfer your media or to already create and export a video. bringing together the best moments of your last trip.

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However, it’s important to note that some of the app’s native features, such as inserting ready-made songs or themes, even offer paid features that require a GoPro subscription. Currently it costs R $, 68 per month or R $ 92.90 per year and can be purchased through the app itself, charged to your iCloud account credit card. Check out 5 great tips for trying the GoPro Quik app on your iPhone below:

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1. Define the ideal format for your video

These days, due to the popularity of videos found on Tik Tok and Instagram Reels, it is very common for a vertical format to be preferred over the traditional horizontal format, YouTube videos, for example.

For this reason, if you are interested, click on the “Format†tab to adjust your video as you prefer it to be edited and exported. Definitions 3: 4 and 9:68 are recommended for videos from social platforms like Tik Tok, Kwai, and Instagram.

of them. Explore songs and soundtracks by themes

In the “Music” tab, you can discover ready-made songs and soundtracks that the application itself makes available. To enhance your experience, you can explore different themes – like travel, friends, night, love, the outdoors, among others – to find what you are looking for for your video montage. However, some of the features found here may require a GoPro subscription.

Explore music and soundtracks by theme. Screenshot: Lucas Wetten (Canaltech)

3. Adjust the total duration of your video

More important than anything is setting the total length of your video after you edit each media inserted from your GoPro – after all, it greatly influences whether people actually watch your content until the end or not. In the “Duration” tab, you can easily move and adjust the timeline to set the ideal total duration for your video.

Adjust the total duration of your video. Screenshot: Lucas Wetten (Canaltech)

4. Explore the app’s theme library

Already in the “Themes” tab you can enter a theme for your entire edit, which includes openings, special cuts and finalizing the video. Explore the entire theme library, but keep in mind that just like the “Music” tab, some features also require a GoPro subscription.

Explore the app’s theme library. Screenshot: Lucas Wetten (Canaltech)

5. Insert a title at the start of your video

Finally, it’s always a good idea to insert a title at the start of your video, and the GoPro Quik app lets you add an editable text box in the first few frames. You can also adjust the exposure time at which the title appears by selecting from short, regular or long options.

Insert a title at the start of your video. Screenshot: Lucas Wetten (Canaltech)