GoProĪdditional features include frame grabbing that lets you extract still images from your footage, and easy social sharing so you can quickly post your finished highlight videos to popular sites.
For a faster solution, simply select one of Quik’s many filters as an overlay.Ī notable addition to the new app is a tool that lets you speed up or slow down any part of a clip - check out the video at the top of this page to see what we’re talking about. To refine the look of the final video, you can adjust exposure, contrast, color, and vibrancy.
All you have to do is select the photos and footage that you want to include, along with a music track from the app’s royalty-free offerings, or one from your own library. Quik makes it easy to create music-synced highlight videos from smartphone and action camera footage because it does all the work for you. The new version retains the old app’s auto-edit smarts but also adds a bunch of new features that it hopes will entice smartphone owners who have a ton of photos and videos on their devices. The original Quik app landed in 2016 but has been neglected by GoPro for a while now. GoPro has launched a revamped version of its Quik app that folks without one of its action cameras can also use.
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