MP4 Editor

Tips For Successful MP4 Editing

Here are a few pointers to guide you as you edit mp4 video.

• Our powerful but simple mp4 editor edits your mp4 without interfering with its quality or corrupting it. But it’s still important to have a backup of your raw video. It will be helpful in the long run, especially if you need to retract your edits. Have at least three copies of the raw footage.
• Shoot long videos. If you’re creating the video and editing it as well, creating a long video gives you a much better final version. You’ll have more material to work with, which ensures that the end product isn’t choppy.
• Avoid overusing effects and add-on elements. Too many elements and effects can be distracting to the viewer. They take their attention from your message.
• Fill silence in the video with music and sound effects. They’ll add depth to your mp4. Our mp4 editor provides a rich inbuilt library with thousands of royalty-free audio.
• Trim the fat. The first few and last few seconds rarely have important things happening. Trim out these parts to keep your mp4 short and precise. Remove irrelevant material. Cut out anything that doesn’t add to your story, as long as it doesn’t affect its flow.
• Always use footage of high quality. If you’re shooting the video, use the highest quality your camera allows, and your edited mp4 will be more professional. If you can, use a second tool for sound, instead of relying on the inbuilt camera microphone. You’ll get clearer audio.
• Ensure your edited mp4 has a beginning, middle, and end. Overediting could make it lack a story that flows. 
• Use a fast internet connection. Keevi is a powerful and fast free mp4 video editor. But it’s important to have a fast internet connection as well. It’ll help you focus on creating a captivating story, and not waiting for the video to render your changes. 

Why You Need to Edit Mp4 Videos

Data shows that people prefer watching video over reading a long block of text. And 88% of marketers have reported getting success from using Instagram videos.

You can rarely go wrong with using videos in your content, not unless you ignore people’s viewing habits.

Data shows that:

• Most people prefer watching videos from a mobile device. About 62% of video views come from mobile users.
• A voice-over can put off some customers. 75% of consumers have opted not to buy a product because the voiceover annoyed them. If you use a voice-over in your video, it needs to be interesting and serve a purpose. Use it to add a stylistic element to the video, or add humor and irony to your message.  
• Your video should be accessible without sound. Approximately 85% of Facebook users watch videos without sound.

It’s important to know the audience’s preferences and use our mp4 video editor free to ensure that you meet these needs.