Levels: Off, Normal, High
Zooms, graphics, captions, music and sound effects each have three levels. Normal is the style as it was made. Off removes the element. High gives you clearly more.
What each level does
| Element | Off | Normal | High |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zooms | Plain cuts | A clear size jump at every cut, quick zooms on strong words, slow drifts | Bigger jumps, quick zooms more often, more drifts |
| Graphics | None | The style's own amount | About 60% more graphics |
| Captions | None | The style's size for this frame | 20% bigger |
| Music | None | The style's level under your voice | Louder, still under your voice |
| Sound effects | None | The style's effects | Every effect the style has, a bit louder |
Zooms work the same way in every style, ready-made or custom, so Normal looks the same across your styles. On vertical and feed videos, quick zooms come more often.
Where you set them
In the style. Ready-made styles start at Normal. In the Style Lab, a custom style's levels apply to every new video in it.
For one video, before the edit. On the New video page, the rows under the style set the levels for this video only.
For one video, after the edit. In the review room, the Style tab sets zooms, captions and graphics, and the Sound tab sets music and sound effects. See Change the style after the render and Change music and sound.
Credits
Levels you set before the edit are part of the edit. After the edit, a new look (captions, zooms, fewer graphics) and every sound change are free. More graphics on a finished video use 1 credit per 3 minutes of video.
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