With Windows Movie Maker, you can add a title, your name, the date, credits, and other text to your movie. For example, you might want to add a title to introduce a person or scene that appears in your movie.
You can add title/text to various places in your movie: at the beginning or end, before or after a clip, or overlaying a clip. The title plays for the specified amount of time, either on the screen by itself or overlaying the video as it plays, and then the title/text disappears and the video clip or picture continues.
To add a title/text or credit:
If you know where you want the title/text or credit to appear in your movie, click that location on the storyboard/time-line.
> Click Tools, and then click Titles and Credits.
> Click the link that corresponds to where you want to add the title or credit.
> In the Enter text for title box, type the text that you want to appear as the title/text or credit.
> After you type the text, the monitor displays the default animation and format for the title or credit you want to add.
> To change the title/text animation, click Change the title animation, and select a title animation from the list.
> To change the font and color for your title, click Change the text font and color, and then choose the font, font color, formatting, background color, transparency, font size, and position of the title to your liking.
> Click Add Title.
To edit an existing title:
> On the storyboard/time-line, click the title/text you want to edit.
> Click Edit, and then click Edit Title.
> Make the changes you want to make, and then click Add Title.
To change the title duration:
To make sure that you are in time-line view, click the View menu, and then click Time-line.
Select the title/text whose duration you want to change.
Do one of the following:
> To extend the playback duration of the title/text, drag the end trim handle toward the end of the time-line.
> To reduce the playback duration of the title/text, drag the end trim handle toward the beginning of the time-line.
To remove a title:
> On the storyboard/time-line, click the title/text that you want to remove from your movie.
> Click Edit, and then click Remove.
Wiki User
∙ 14y agoWiki User
∙ 14y agoWith Windows Movie Maker, you can add a title, your name, the date, credits, and other text to your movie. For example, you might want to add a title to introduce a person or scene that appears in your movie.
You can add title/text to various places in your movie: at the beginning or end, before or after a clip, or overlaying a clip. The title plays for the specified amount of time, either on the screen by itself or overlaying the video as it plays, and then the title/text disappears and the video clip or picture continues.
To add a title/text or credit:
If you know where you want the title/text or credit to appear in your movie, click that location on the storyboard/time-line.
> Click Tools, and then click Titles and Credits.
> Click the link that corresponds to where you want to add the title or credit.
> In the Enter text for title box, type the text that you want to appear as the title/text or credit.
> After you type the text, the monitor displays the default animation and format for the title or credit you want to add.
> To change the title/text animation, click Change the title animation, and select a title animation from the list.
> To change the font and color for your title, click Change the text font and color, and then choose the font, font color, formatting, background color, transparency, font size, and position of the title to your liking.
> Click Add Title.
To edit an existing title:
> On the storyboard/time-line, click the title/text you want to edit.
> Click Edit, and then click Edit Title.
> Make the changes you want to make, and then click Add Title.
To change the title duration:
To make sure that you are in time-line view, click the View menu, and then click Time-line. Select the title/text whose duration you want to change. Do one of the following:
> To extend the playback duration of the title/text, drag the end trim handle toward the end of the time-line.
> To reduce the playback duration of the title/text, drag the end trim handle toward the beginning of the time-line.
To remove a title:
> On the storyboard/time-line, click the title/text that you want to remove from your movie.
> Click Edit, and then click Remove.
Wiki User
∙ 14y agoGo to "Make Titles or Credits" on WMM. If you want the text to be on a picture, click "Add title on the selected clip in the timeline." If you want the text to appear in the beginning of the movie, click "Add title at the beginning of the movie." Then, type your text! Have Fun!
You can't do that on Windows Movie Maker.
Windows Movie Maker is a very basic video editing software application with limited features. Unfortunately, you can't do a picture-in-picture on the program.
The 'Take a picture from preview' function is only available on version 2.1 and 2.6 of Windows Movie Maker. You can find the function in the top menu.
To get a picture into Windows Movie Maker, click on the Import Media button on the top menu. Locate the picture you want to use and click Import. The picture will appear in the Imported Media pane in Windows Movie Maker. Click and drag it into the Storyboard or Time-line view for editing.
Use the Titles and Credits feature to add text over clips in Windows Movie Maker.
Windows Movie Maker (all versions) is a very basic video editing software applications with limited features... And a picture-in-a-picture is one of many features the program does not offer unfortunately.Sorry... :(
Copy and paste the picture into your documents, or right click and save it to your documents. Then open Windows Movie maker, and and click import picture. It will upload the picture into Moive maker, and then you just drag it into the slides :)
You can't, you have to save it first.
I'm not sure what you are asking, but I believe you want to know how to add a picture on top of one already in the project. If that is the case, it can't be done in Windows Movie Maker.
Yes, you can.I have both the 2.6 version of Windows Movie Maker and Windows Live Movie Maker.
No, you can't save the movie as a jpeg (picture file).
Yes, you can.I have both the 2.6 version of Windows Movie Maker and Windows Live Movie Maker.