In today's video I'm going to show you how to make video graphics overlays and
we're going to do this in canva. So stay tuned.
For those of you that don't know what Canva is, Canva's a website that lets you
design graphics really easily. So you go to canva.com and it's gonna give you
several options. The first one that you are going to pick is going to be the
YouTube thumbnail. The YouTube thumbnail is 1280 by 720 which is the standard
size of YouTube videos. If you want a different size for your video, you can
put the custom dimensions in the top up here. To save time I created three
different styles. And I'm going to show you how to use those in your video. Now a
little caveat here really quick, these are not real businesses. These are
totally made-up businesses. I just came up with something. If this business
exists, I don't know about it. And I'm not representing them in any way.
So, the first business I made up is called B2B R Us. In other words
business-to-business R Us. And there for marketing your business. And as you can
see I put a little picture on the background. And I found a nice picture
here of a computer laptop. And I stretched it out to a really nice size.
And then I put some wording over here to the side just to kind of brand it. And
then right here where the screen goes I put a square. And because it has back
black all the way around it, usually I use black, but because it already had
black here I went ahead and went with a gray. And this is going to be my first
template for putting video in. And because the way this is shaped this is
probably going to fit just a regular, landscape style video. The second
one I made is a little bit different. This one is called women of the world.
Womenoftheworld.com, again I don't know if that's an actual business. But what I
did with this one, was I made a black area here where the video is going to
show. But I left this all blank so in my editing software I can actually throw
words in. Throw text up. And I will show you a finished version with text going
across the screen. So if you're talking on your video and you want to put
talking points up, you want to put up notes about what you're talking about,
websites, anything. Even a picture. You can actually leave a big blank area like
this to have that on the side. And the third one I made is made for those
people who are using their phone. They're using their phone so they're doing their
videos in portrait mode. And I got a cute little background here. Put up princess
canine designs. Again, I don't know if this business actually exists. I kind of
hope it does. Because I think princess canine design would be a really cute
business. With all kinds of fancy dog things. And again I took an image of the
phone and put it up here. And I put this was a black in the area right here. Now
if you have the paid version of Canva, you can go ahead and cut this out and
make this transparent. And the same with this one here right with the black. You
can actually take that and make it transparent. And on the first one ,this
computer screen right here, you can cut that out and make that transparent. But
for those of you that don't have the paid version of Canva, I'm going to show
you a little shortcut. Now I'm going over to pixlr.com
and we're going to create a new image. And we're going to create it the exact
same size as our other image. So let's go 1280 and the height 720. And make sure to
click transparent, and click OK. Now this is your transparent background.
Now you take and open. Let's open one of the images.
Open image. Let's do the big video one so you can see that. Open. Now I'm going to
take this and I'm just going to go into edit, select all, edit, copy, Now I'm going
to close that.
And then I'm going to click on this window and go to edit and paste. And it
fits perfectly right in there. Now I'm going to reach over here to the wand
tool and I'm going to click right here where I want my video to go. And just hit
the delete button. And then I have a nice clear transparent background. And then of
course I just download it. Now as you can see in my folder I've already made the
transparent backgrounds. And I also have the ones that are non transparent. And I
also went ahead and made a video. I'm going to go ahead and take you in and
show you how to apply the video graphic to the video in DaVinci Resolve. Okay,
here I am in DaVinci Resolve. And that is the video editing software I like to use.
So let me show you how I did that. A friend of mine, her name is Monique and
she is with Silver Paw Studio, she's a pet and people photographer in Fort
Collins Colorado. She has graciously allowed me to use some of her livestream
footage, from her Facebook page, to demonstrate some of my video tutorials.
So let me show you how I'm going to do this. First I'm going to start, I'm going
to grab one of her videos. And I already cut it way way down. And I'm going to
drag it down here. As you can see there's a little video here.
Now the first thing I'm going to do is, I'm gonna click on the sound. I'm gonna
turn that way down. There we go. Okay. Now as you can see, she's already got some
overlays on her video. But I'm gonna take and make this one. Grab this graphic that
I just made right here. And I'm gonna stretch it out the full length of that
video. Now it looks a little funny because of the fact that she's kind of
off centered. So I'm gonna click on a video, and I'm going to zoom it. And this
is gonna be a little funny. Don't want to zoom it that way. I want to zoom it so it's more
the size of the screen. And I'm also going to reposition it over. You move it
a bit more so that she's a little more centered in that screen. There we go
and
there we go. And that looks pretty good. So I'm gonna rewind this here. Just to
see how it looks. And let's do play and see how that looks.
And so that's what the video would look like once I put it out.
Now let's do another one. Let's do the
little cellphone one. Let's do, for the cellphone when we've got this video here
where she was outside and she was talking on her cell phone. So I'm gonna
take the cell phone one that I made, and drag it him. And Yikes. That looks just a
bit too much. Let's back it up a little bit, turn the sound all the way down for
demonstration purposes.
And I'm going to click on the video. And I'm actually going to zoom it out a bit.
Till it looks about right. There we go. Now when you play that, let's see how
that looks. See if it's centered pretty good. And so that's how it would look in
her final video. So if you do a lot of portrait videos, this can really come in
handy. And let me show you the final video. Let me close out of this.
Don't save those changes. And this is a final video I made of all three of them
so you can check that out.
This is the first one with the little keyboard and I put the B2B R US
marketing over here. And you can see I just put a little square on there. Put a
nice picture behind there with the computer. And you can see how I fit the
video in like it's being shown on the laptop. And this one here I move the full
video kind of over to the side. And I put some text going across here. This is so
awesome. My video rocks. And you can put in whatever kind of text that you have that
goes along with what you're saying. Give me cookies. And then the third one,
the cell phone one. And this is really great for those of you that use portrait.
Now you can use this not only on, on video editing. But you can also use it as
an overlay on livestream. Let me see if I can show you an example of that. I'm
actually using OBS to shoot this right now, so this might look a little bit
strange. Let's try it. And you can see my usual thing down here. But let's see what
happens if I try to throw one over the top. Go to image. And we're going to call
it overlay.
Browse, and nope that's not it.
Okay so I opened the business-to-business one. And I'm going
to drag it across the screen here.
So now you're kind of looking at it where you're looking at my screen and
you're looking at it through the computer screen here. So when you
actually have your camera up, your face would be in here. You could stretch it
around before you go live to make sure that your camera is showing up in that
spot. And you can do that with any of these overlays. It works just as well on
streaming if you're using OBS to stream. But you can also use it in the finished
product if you're redoing your videos. Like if you were doing it live from your
phone, and you want to upload it to YouTube, and you have all the extra space
on the side. that's when these really come in handy. So I hope this video
helped you. If you have any comments or questions, please drop them down below. If
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