Sample Three Parts of the Source
The montage draws evenly spaced sections from your video. This gives a simple overview without asking you to choose each cut individually.
- Sample start, middle and end
- Use one source video
Build a quick visual overview from one video with Auto montage. The tool joins sections from the beginning, middle and end rather than choosing highlights by meaning.
See what the tool changes and how to get a useful result.
The montage draws evenly spaced sections from your video. This gives a simple overview without asking you to choose each cut individually.
Select one of the available duration options for the output. The source length limits how much material can be included in the montage.
Watch the transitions between the three sampled sections. A sampled montage may interrupt speech or miss a key moment, so check whether it tells the story you need.
Work through these three steps in the editor above.
Upload one source video.
Choose the montage duration.
Generate and review the three joined sections.
Choose a starting point that matches the work you want to finish.
Get a quick visual sample from a continuous event recording.
Show different moments from a longer walk-through.
Create a starting overview before choosing precise cuts yourself.
Practical answers about inputs, results and limitations.
No. It samples three spaced sections and does not assess their meaning.
This tool selects the spaced sections; use Auto clip or Video trimmer for exact ranges.
This montage workflow uses one source video.
No. Add music or subtitles through the relevant tools and your editing workflow.
Not necessarily. Review the joins because automatic sampling can cut across speech.
Bring your own source and review the result in the editor above.