How to Edit Zoom Recording

How to Edit Zoom Recording – Trimming and editing Zoom recordings is a must for fishing out value-packed nuggets from recorded videos.

But while you already know this, you’re probably putting off doing so since you’re assuming you’ll need to learn a ton of new apps to edit Zoom recordings.

Except, it’s not all that complicated.

How to Edit a Zoom Recording?

No frills. Here are the 7 easy steps to turn your Zoom recordings from nay to yay!

1. Identify & time code the parts from the raw video
2. Choose a format size for your video
3. Upload your raw recording
4. Edit & trim any part of the Zoom video
5. Add subtitles automatically
6. Brand your videos easily
7. Export with just a click

Here’s a short video summarising an easy way to edit zoom video recording:https://www.youtube.com/embed/ZcYZl0jg44E

Now, let us dig a little deeper.

Step 1: Identify & time code the parts from the raw video

Right from the time you hit the play button, the Zoom meeting’s entire duration is recorded. Of course, you may not need all of it, and it would require trimming and polishing for pixel-perfection. Pick out those redundant bits and be sure to time-code those.

Step 2: Choose a format size for your video

Cross all popular platforms with Typito’s checklist- LinkedIn, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. Since each platform has its own formats and size charts, it’s best to follow the optimum widths to get the best performance. You can play around with videos of different formats like 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 Square, 21:9 Cover, and get a live preview of how it’s going to look.

N.E.A.T!

Step 3: Upload your Zoom Video Recording

Upload your Zoom video recording by using the Browse Media feature. A project is specifically created for your video and post-that slice & dice it as you need.

Pro-Tip 
Looking for a quicker way to directly import and edit your Zoom Videos?  Connect your Zoom Pro, Business, or Enterprise account on Typito and directly access videos from your Zoom Cloud Recording library.

Once you connect your Zoom account, you’ll see a ‘Zoom Videos’ tab in the upload section, click the tab to directly import videos from your Zoom Cloud Recordings library.

PS: Just in case you want to overcome that video-inertia, you can browse through Stock Media provided by Typito. Don’t spend time searching for videos or images; the tool is integrated with Unsplash and Pixabay for royalty-free media assets.

Step 4: Edit & trim your Zoom Video Recording

Let’s get down to business. Here’s how you can easily trim, cut, split, or slice your zoom video recording.

How to trim Zoom video recordings:

• Select the video clip you want to trim on your timeline,
• Now drag either highlighted extremity of the video clip to the left or right to trim the beginning or end of your video clip.

There! Easy Zoom video trimming in under a minute.

Now lets’ say you have a part in the middle of your Zoom video recording that you want to cut out or if you’re simply looking to slice up a long video clip into shorter highlight video clips that you can then post as teasers on your social media,

How to cut Zoom video recordings:

• Click the video clip on your timeline that you want to cut or split.
• Drag the marker to a point in the clip that you’d want to cut your video clip. (To get better precision of each second of your video, slide the zoom scale right beneath.)
• Click the Cut button to cut your video clip.

Once you’ve split your clips, you can delete the clips you don’t need by selecting the clip and clicking the Delete button.

Step 5: Add Subtitles Automatically

Let’s address the elephant in the room. Subtitles are coal and ice for video marketing to thrive and for your videos to perform well.

Even if you don’t look at it from a business angle, don’t we search for SRT files while binging over the weekend? Oh, let’s not even get into the hassle of adding closed captions.

So, how can you add subtitles to Zoom videos?
With Typito, you can go about this in not just one, but three ways to add subtitles to Zoom videos:

• Add it manually: The good ol’ way.
• Upload a Subtitle(SRT) file if you have ready transcriptions.
• Voice to Text: Auto-generation of captions based on your video.

To add subtitles to your Zoom video:

• Click the Caption Tab from the left menu.
• Next, you can choose how your subtitles appear on your video from the color, style, and font, and even choose whether you want the subtitles to appear at the top or bottom of your video.
• Select ‘Voice to Text’ to automatically generate subtitles for Zoom Video. Yes, you heard it right. We listen to the audio part of your Zoom recording and generate subtitles automatically. If you need a bit of polishing, feel free to edit it and take things from there.

You can try out our subtitle feature for free. In case you love it (trust us here), you can move to a paid plan while exporting your Zoom recording.

Step 6: Brand your videos easily

Let your videos speak your brand’s identity. Reflect brand persona by customizing everything about your Zoom video- font, style, color palette, and more!

While you use 3rd party tools like Typito, the end-product you export will be truly your own. Let’s not dangle with brand identity anywhere, if you’re using branded templates, lower-third branded templates look great.

Step 7: Export easily with a click

Run your eyes to the top right portion of your screen. Just a click and, our export-elves get busy collecting all the pixels, getting your video ready. Fill your cart with wow-some videos and head out to stir things up-a little lot.

Where does editing Zoom Recordings Come Handy?

Here I was jotting down the many scenarios where Zoom’s a boon, on a cloudy Monday morning. That’s when our Creative Content Head popped up in my chat, shrugged these 5 reasons on me, and walked away for the next meeting.

Let’s see where editing Zoom videos can turn tables around.

#1: You just got a raving customer testimonial

There’s nothing better like a happy customer, is there?

Well, there is.

A raving testimonial from them that you can pin on your website. Next time you struggle with a testimonial Zoom recording, you know where to come. Focus on your customer, trim videos as and where required, add your logo and brand tone. And, you are good to go!

#2: Your team just had a dope meeting

You spend more time with your team than family now- over calls and stand-ups. Record your meetings, MoM it, and use it as a reference for the rest of the team. If you have any knowledge transfer sessions, bookmark it to make things easy for future hires. Not just the serious stuff, if you’re having a Friday fun day with your team, make a beautiful video of it to reflect your company culture.

#3: You got an insightful feature interview from clients

We’ve all heard the story where a bug became a new feature. At the same time, while you’re busy mapping the product plan, who best can advise you than the people who use it most?

Hop on a call and get some actionable feedback from your clients. Record, edit, and pass it onto your PMs and dev team. Let it flow.

#4: You want to create a storm on Social Media

According to stats by Hubspot, 54% of users demand video content. And, the numbers from Statista says more than 85% of internet users anywhere devour video content. We needn’t even say that social media is one of the most crucial customer touchpoints for any business.

Don’t be shy to make some noise on social media with engaging posts, webinars, podcasts. Once you host a summit, share a recording of it for increased engagement.

#5: You want to celebrate your BFF’s birthday

Birthdays and Zoom have a date every now and then.

You may not be able to party all night or dance till your knees are weak. But, virtual birthday parties are a thing now. Get all your loved ones together with a link and shout birthday wishes and blow that candle together. I still remember my mom’s priceless expression when she saw all her friends wishing her at midnight.

You see it, right? There’s a lot we can do even if we’re displaced geographically.

Conclusion

Trim edits will be applied to your Canvas ZOOM Cloud recording. However, please make sure to delete additional video recordings to avoid students from seeing the unedited version.