Editing your video
Add Titles and Chapters to a Tutorial Video
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In short
- Chapters come from your segments automatically. There is nothing to set up.
- Nine designs style the opening title, the chapter titles, and the closing card as a set.
- Choose which corner chapter titles sit in, and rename any of them.
- Title cards and chapter titles have separate switches, so you can keep one and drop the other.
Chapters break a video into parts. Each chapter lines up with a segment, which makes a longer video easier to follow and easier to edit. The same design system also draws the opening title and the closing card.
How chapters work
- ScreenDub creates chapters from your video's segments. There is nothing to set up.
- The current chapter title shows on the video as it plays, then fades away.
- Click a chapter in the script panel to jump straight to that point.
- A segment you delete does not appear as a chapter.
- You can rename any chapter. Edit its label in the script panel.
Choosing a design
Open Customize, go to Edit & Overlay, and find Titles & chapters. There are 9 designs to pick from: Full Page, Lower Third, Bold, Glass, Light, Corporate, Editorial, Marker, and Terminal. Each one styles the opening title, the chapter titles, and the closing card as a set, so the video stays consistent.
Preview them live on the player. The one you pick is the one that exports.
Where the chapter title sits
Choose the corner: top left, top right, bottom left, bottom center, or bottom right. Move it if it covers something important in your recording.
Turning the cards off
Title cards and chapter titles have separate switches, so you can keep one and drop the other.
- Turn off title cards to start straight on your content with no opening card.
- Turn off chapter titles for a short video where they would just be noise.
- Choose the None design to turn all of it off at once.
Your brand on the cards
On paid plans, your logo, name, and brand color appear on the title cards and drive the accent color across the overlays. See Customizing the look.
Next steps
Add on-screen text with Captions.
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