Gamers, YouTubers and all other Mac and PC users who’d like to add a smiley or any other emoji to a video should try processing their footage with the Filmora9 video editor. Performing basic video editing tasks like cutting or trimming the footage, choosing a soundtrack for a video or adding an emoji to a single shot or an entire sequence can all be completed in just a couple of clicks.
Open a video or create a new one
- Okay, if you tried putting an emoji into a Safari's address bar, or the To: part of an email, you wouldn't get very far. Everywhere else you try it, though, you can usefully use an emoji —.
- Sometimes an emoji can express yourself better than words while texting. You can always find an emoticon to express your mind from this app. We provide tons of emojis included static, animated.
- Open Clips.* If you've used Clips before, the last video you worked on opens automatically.
- Tap in the upper-left corner.
- To create a new video, tap . To open a saved video, swipe to see your saved videos, tap the video, then tap Open.
* Can't find the Clips app? From your Home screen, swipe right until a screen appears with a Search bar at the top, then enter Clips in the Search bar. Still don't see the app? Download Clips from the App Store.
Add emoji
To add emoji before you record video or add a photo:
- Tap .
- Tap Emoji.
- Tap an emoji to add it to the middle of the clip in the viewer. Or drag the emoji from the browser to the clip.
- Drag to move the emoji where you want it.
- Pinch to resize or rotate the emoji.
- Tap to close the emoji browser.
- To record your video, touch and hold .
- To take a photo, tap , then touch and hold to add the photo to your video.
To add emoji to a clip you've already recorded, select the clip in the timeline at the bottom of the screen, then add emoji.
Delete an emoji
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- Select the clip in the timeline that has the emoji you want to change.
- Tap the emoji, then tap Delete.