The new editor takes all videos and photos and gives you one dial for every beautiful video component to make it look professional. No editing skills needed.
These new features make it easy to turn all videos and photo contributions into a meaningful and professionally looking Tribute without asking you to learn video editing.
The new Tribute video editor works with vertical videos like never before, giving them a professional blurred background look. It's on by default.
Adjust brightness, tone, and how videos should feel by giving them video filters with one click.
You can use names or nicknames to make your Tribute more interactive.
For big screen presentation in large halls or social media sharing, personalized captions are now one click away.
47 different transitions and animations to give your Tribute a dynamic style.
Group the family, put the grandkids together, bulk-send the photos to the back as a closing slideshow. Create the most meaningful stories.
The new Tribute video editor delivers pre-balanced voice and background music. You can also personalize this balance with simple controls.
You can also adjust levels manually.
Match the genre to the occasion and the recipient's taste.
Upload an MP3, WAV, M4A or FLAC.
Hit Trim silence once and Tribute cuts it from every clip on the timeline at the same time.
Add a background behind an opening title, or use one as a breath between sections. Bring your creativity to life in a few clicks.
And when the footage doesn't cover the story, thousands of stock clips sit behind every panel: the lake he fished at, the city she moved to.
Let your creativity flow and if you need to go back, the editor will have your changes backlog stored. Jump back to any earlier version and pick up from there.
Nothing you delete is really gone. "I deleted Dad's photo" is a two-click recovery, not a support ticket.
Hand it to Tribute's editors and we'll trim, order, name and score the whole thing. You start it, we'll help you finish it.
The new Tribute video player is designed to give your Tribute a professional look with no editing skills.
No — that's the entire point. Everything people sent is already on the timeline in order, with music in and audio balanced. Most organizers only reorder a few clips, trim the fumbling at the start, and type in names.
You can't, permanently. Undo and redo cover your session, every edit autosaves, and Save History keeps earlier versions you can restore. Removed clips sit in a recovery list rather than disappearing.
Vertical clips get soft blurred sides instead of black bars, by default. Ten color grades make footage from ten cameras agree, and a nine-point position grid plus Fill Canvas rescues a badly framed clip.
Accurate enough to be worth it, and editable where they aren't. Each line has its own text box and in/out timecodes, so a misheard name is a two-second fix. Skim for names first — those are what the recipient notices.
Yes — paste a YouTube link or upload an MP3, WAV, M4A or FLAC, and it behaves exactly like a library track. If you plan to share the video publicly, stick to music you have the rights to use.
Exactly like it. The preview above the timeline is frame-accurate to the delivered film, so choppy playback in your browser doesn't mean a choppy final video.
Create a heartfelt group video gift that will bring tears of joy
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