Movavi Video Editor: Add overlay effects and blend modes in Movavi
Movavi Video Editor
Demo summary
The user applies a 'creepy shadow' overlay effect to an image and changes the blend mode to 'multiply' within the Movavi settings.
Step-by-step
- Go to Effects and select Overlay Effects
- Drag the Creepy Shadow effect from the Cinematic pack onto the image
- Double-click the image to open Settings
- Navigate to Applied Effects and change the blend mode to Multiply
- Go to Tools and select Pan and Zoom
- Drag the Zoom In effect onto the image
- Adjust the zoom amount to ensure movement is slow and smooth
Tips
- Adjust the zoom amount specifically to keep the movement slow and smooth for a more dynamic scene
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