Renee Video Editor Pro is a comprehensive tool for video recording and editing that integrates screen recording, video post-production, and format conversion. It allows you to set the recording area, screen size, watermark, cursor style, sound source, saved format, and automatic recording plans. Whether recording online movies, meeting videos, game screens, or software operation steps, it helps you record and save with one click.
This software enhances video post-production by editing or merging clips, cropping screens, rotating or flipping videos, adding animations and transition effects, switching filter styles, dubbing, adding or removing music, and creating subtitles. After editing, convert videos to various formats. It supports most video and audio formats like MXF, AVI, MKV, MP4, MOV, M2TS, M4V, AAC, and AC3, and allows free conversion between them.
Renee Video Editor Pro – Multi-function Video Editing Software
Screen RecordingRecord screen and webcam in Windows computer.
Cut Videos & AudiosUsers are free to cut videos and audios clips with setting start and end time.
Multiple Edit ToolsMerge, crop, rotate, cut and transform video easily. Change and add background music, subtitles and remove watermark from video.
Format ConversionSupport to convert videos and audios into different formats.
Screen Recording Record screen and webcam in Windows computer.
Multiple Edit ToolsCut Videos & Audios Users are free to cut videos and audios clips with setting start and end time.
Multiple Edit ToolsMerge, crop, rotate, cut and transform video easily. Change and add background music, subtitles and remove watermark from video.
Format ConversionSupport to convert videos and audios into different formats.
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How to mosaic a video with Renee Video Editor Pro?
Step 1: After downloading and installing, run Renee Video Editor Pro, and click the (Video Toolbox) button to enter the video editing interface.
Step 2: Click the (Add Files) button and import the video file to be mosaiced into Renee Video Editor Pro.
Step 3: Select the (watermark) function in the top menu bar and click it.
Step 4: Find the watermark options below the video and click the (remove the watermark) button.
A box will appear on the page. Select the Mosaic option, drag the box to set the mosaic area, and customize the mosaic level, start time, and end time. Click √ to return to the initial video editing interface.
Note: The higher the level of the mosaic, the better the occlusion effect, and the lower the level, the more you can see the original appearance.
Step 5: Select the video format in Output Format based on your device or needs, choose the save location in Output Folder, and click Start. The video will be processed and exported quickly and conveniently.
You can perform various editing operations on the added video files using the editing functions in the top menu bar, such as cutting, rotating, and cropping, special effects, watermark, music, subtitles, and opening/ending. Below is a detailed introduction to each function.
①Cut : You can edit video clips; adjust the playback speed.
②Rotate and crop: You can rotate the video clockwise by 90 degrees/180 degrees/270 degrees, or flip the video upside down or left and right; drag the cropping frame or set a specific cropping area size to crop the video screen.
③Effect: You can add filter effects, zoom effects or volume effects to the video.
④Watermark: You can add text, pictures, video or graphic watermarks to the video; or remove the watermark from the video.
⑤Music: You can add new background music to the video file, or record the sound and add it to the video; check (remove original video audio) in the lower right corner to delete the original audio of the video.
⑥Subtitle: You can add subtitles to the movie or create new subtitles, and support custom subtitle position, font, etc.
⑦ Opening/Ending: You can add pictures or videos as titles or trailers, set the duration and transition effects of titles and trailers, add text to titles and trailers, and support adjusting the color and font size of text, etc.
2. Use Filmora video editing software to add mosaic to the video
Filmora is a free video editing tool offering functions like cutting/cropping videos, adding text, adjusting brightness/volume, adding transitions, and rotating/flipping videos. Adding a mosaic is also simple with this tool, with the following steps:
Download, install, and run Filmora. Import the video files by clicking “Import Media Files Here.” Drag the red timeline to the desired mosaic location. Right-click the video file, then select “Effects” and “Mosaic” from the options.
After selection, a rectangular marquee with a mosaic effect will appear on the video screen. Drag the marquee to adjust its position or modify the mosaic parameters. Once done, click OK to return to the initial editing interface. If no further editing is needed, click Export in the top menu bar, select the desired video format, and save it to the preset location.
3. Use EaseUS video editing tool to add mosaic to the video
EaseUS Video Editor is an easy-to-use tool with features like cropping, splitting, rotating videos, and adding audio. It offers 59 transition effects, 56 overlay methods, 125 animation effects, 43 subtitle options, and 49 filter effects to meet diverse video editing needs.
Download, install, and run EaseUS software. Find the “Import” option in the left function bar and import the video file to be mosaiced (or drag the video directly). Right-click the video file and select the “Mosaic” option from the pop-up function bar.
A mosaic editing box will appear on the video screen. Drag the mouse on the time axis to the desired video frame, then adjust the mosaic editing box position. After confirming, click Add and then OK. Once editing is complete, click Export in the top menu bar, select the desired video format, and the mosaic-added video will be saved in the preset location.
II. Summary
The above are the three methods that can add mosaics to videos. Although they can all achieve the purpose of mosaicing videos, there are some differences in operation difficulty and function configuration.
Filmora and EaseUS require setting the mosaic appearance time via the timeline, involving multiple steps, making them suitable for users with video editing experience. However, Renee Video Editor Pro allows direct setting of the mosaic’s start and end times, with all settings in one interface, making it simpler and more suitable for novices.
Regarding the functional configuration of the software, the functions provided by the three are relatively similar, but there are also differences.
EaseUS Video Editor offers a wider range of special editing functions like special effects and subtitles. Filmora, similar to Renee Video Editor Pro, includes video editing and screen recording but has a more complex interface, making it less suitable for novices.
Renee Video Editor Pro offers a comprehensive functional configuration and a simple operation interface. It provides output formats tailored for different devices, eliminating the need for users to research compatible formats. Overall, it is an ideal video editing tool for novices.
