Core editing
Clip properties
Transform, crop, opacity and blend, and the type-specific controls for each kind of clip.
How selection drives the panel
- Select one clip to edit its full set of properties.
- Select several clips to change a shared property on all of them at once.
- The panel shows only the rounded property groups and creative tools that apply to the current selection.
Controls shared by visual clips
- Transform: position, size, rotation, and anchor point. Use Quick position to place selected items at any corner, edge center, or canvas center in one click.
- Crop & edges: crop each edge inward and soften the crop boundary.
- Appearance: adjust opacity, blend mode, and corner radius.
- Playback: change video speed and visual fade timing.
- Perspective: edit the four corner-pin offsets directly or on the preview.
Type-specific controls
| Clip type | Controls |
|---|---|
| Audio | Volume, fades, pitch, and the complete six-band per-clip equalizer under one Audio group (see Audio Editing). |
| Text | Content, font, size, color, alignment, background, spacing, effects, and animation (see the Text page). |
| Shape | Shape type, path, fill, stroke, mask, and feather. |
| Subtitle | Cue timing and text, plus caption style presets. |
| Creative tools | Looks, Effects, and Animation open only when chosen and reuse the same editable clip data. |
Markers
The properties panel lists every marker in the project under a Markers heading, sorted by time. The list is always available — it shows below the canvas settings when nothing is selected, and below the marker editor when a marker is selected — so you can browse and reach your markers regardless of what is selected.
- Each row shows the marker color, its label (or a default name if it has none), and its timecode.
- Select a row to make it the active marker and jump the playhead to that point.
- Use the trash icon on a row to remove that single marker.
- Clear all removes every marker at once.
Selecting a marker opens its editor above the list, where you can change the Frame position, edit the Label, and set the Color from a preset swatch or reset it to the default. The Time field shows the marker timecode as read-only, and Delete Marker removes it.