Anyone Have tips or Hacks for Making Previews?

[Esixxx]

I am looking for ways to improve my clip making workflow more efficient- what do you all use for making previews? Anyone have tips or tricks to make this part of this process more efficient?

I am editing my videos with Adobe Premiere Pro, I have Wondershare Filmora and I used the Auto Highlight feature- but I am not satisified with it.
Munch is a good tool- but is out my budget for the time being.

[CarmenRose]

I am looking for ways to improve my clip making workflow more efficient- what do you all use for making previews? Anyone have tips or tricks to make this part of this process more efficient?

I am editing my videos with Adobe Premiere Pro, I have Wondershare Filmora and I used the Auto Highlight feature- but I am not satisified with it.
Munch is a good tool- but is out my budget for the time being.

I use Windows 11 ClipChamp but I have not tried anything else in a long time.

All you have to do is drag the green bars to where you want it to stop and start. It can be a little tricky at times but I'm starting to get the hang of it.

I like how my gifs turn out from there too but that can also be a bit tricky. I have been doing mostly video gifs instead of snapshots.

There are probably better programs out there. I pretty much ignored my store for a long time until recently.

I hope you find something you like!

[Esixxx]

@CarmenRose Thank you! I'll tinker with Clip Champ- I just took a peak at it and the time layout could actually help me find the parts of the clip I want to use faster.

And I agree video gifs are better than stills. They are actually fun to make

[JudeX]

For phone apps, I use YouCut - it's got a paid version but you can absolutely use the free one to get what you need