I record music, film video, edit video, make beats and lots of other things on just my iPhone 7 plus so I had to find a solution ASAP.

I was dealing with this issue at some point so I kept looking for answers on Google with no luck. Take a look at a variety of techniques for dealing with vertical video in iMovie. You can use iMovie to fill in those sides with an animated background, or a blurry copy of the same video. If you accidentally record video on your iPhone in vertical mode, you end up with two ugly black bars on either side of the video when viewing it on a TV. You can either choose Fit, where you see the whole of your clip, but with black bars either side, or Crop To Fill where you clip is cropped so that it fills the screen. With the latest, and the last, version of iMovie, if you import a vertical video, you have two options using the Crop menu.

First off, you need to launch iMovie app on your iOS device. It’s available for free on a new iPhone or iPad. Download iMovie on your iPhone if it’s not already installed on your device.

Vertical Aerobics instructor Matthew giving flying lessons How to Fix Vertical Videos on iPhone/iPad using iMovie. 1) Select your clip in the Timeline at the bottom. Open iMovie on your device and do the following. You can rotate a clip left or right as well as flip it vertically on iPhone or iPad. I run a snapchat travel vlog, I upload a lot of videos I edit in iMovie, however, when I upload videos I created in iMovie, the aspect ratio is changed and so it uploads onto snapchat as a small square in the middle and the remaining space is just black. Alright, so I know what you're wondering, 'Why would you want to edit video shot vertically?' Well I'll explain.

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