Insta360 App: Introduction to the Quick Editing Page

Insta360 App: Introduction to the Quick Editing Page

Applicable Models: ONE X, X2, X3, X4, X4 Air, X5, Ace, Ace Pro, Ace Pro 2, GO 3, GO 3S, GO Ultra, ONE R, and ONE RS

The Quick Editing page provides a new editing workflow designed for simple editing scenarios, serving as an advanced version of the editing feature in the player. This article introduces the features, operational steps, and common questions related to the Quick Editing page in the Insta360 app, helping you quickly master video editing methods for simple editing scenarios.

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Instructions

Path to the page

Navigate to the Player page > tap "Editor" at the bottom > select "Frame Cut" > Edit and Export

Features on the Quick Editing page

1. 360 videos

Available features include: Dewarp, View Adjustment (Custom/Selfie/Forward/AI Frame, etc.), Record, and Deep Track.

2. All video types

Available features include: Trim (Trim / Jump Cut), adding multiple videos, Color (Color Plus / Adjust / Filter / AquaVision), Volume (Music / Volume / Mixer), Speed, Snapshot, and Stats.

Video Editing and Export

1. View Adjustment and Frame Cut

• Choose a view: Use reframing tools to select a view. You can adjust the perspective by tapping "Forward", "Selfie", or "AI Frame" in the view adjustment options, or directly swiping the screen.

Please note: The above two methods will directly change the perspective of the entire frame. You can also use Highlights, Record, or Deep Track for reframing.

• Frame Cut: After adjusting the perspective, tap "Frame Cut". Drag the timeline to the desired end time, then tap "Confirm Clip" to finalize the trim.

2. Access the Editor page: After selecting your desired clip, tap "Edit and Export" in the bottom right.

Please note: You must select a clip first; otherwise, the "Edit and Export" button will be unavailable.

3. Edit the video: On the "Edit and Export" page, you can add music, adjust speed, optimize color, add stats, or take snapshots. For more features, tap "Go to More Edits" to jump to the Advanced Editing page.
4. Export: Tap the Export button in the top right. Selecting "Export Full" will directly export the final video; selecting "Export Clip" allows you to save individual clips separately.

Please note: On the Quick Editing page, you can only export flat videos.

FAQ

1. How to undo or redo editing operations?

On the Quick Editing page, you cannot undo/redo editing operations. If you need to adjust your edits, you must manually change the perspective or re-apply the corresponding features.

2. After selecting a clip, how do I edit it (e.g., add stats, add music, adjust speed, or adjust color)?

After using the "Frame Cut" feature to select your desired clip, you need to tap "Edit and Export" to enter the editing page. On this page, you can perform edits like adding music, adding stats, adjusting speed, and adjusting color.

3. Why isn't the clip exported immediately after tapping "Edit and Export"?

Tapping "Edit and Export" does not directly take you to the final export screen; instead, you will enter the Quick Editing page. After you complete edits on this page, tap the Export button in the top right to save the video to your device.

Please note: After editing your video in this workflow, you can only export a flat video. To export a 360 video, please use the Export button in the top right corner of the Player page.

4. When I select "Editor" and then exit, I'm prompted to save the draft and exit. Will this cause the Insta360 app to use more storage space?

The Insta360 app only saves your editing data on the Quick Editing page, and will not generate separate draft files.

If you jump from the Quick Editing page to the Advanced Editing page, the Advanced Editing page references the previous editing data. A new draft file is generated after you exit the advanced editing mode.