Key takeaways:
- Extend the video clip to restore deleted segments 🔄
- Use the undo button to reverse splits quickly ⏪
- Check version history for older unsplit versions 📝
Ever split a video in Canva and wanted to put it back together? I’ve got you covered! Sometimes we make edits we regret, but fixing them is easier than you might think.
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Three Simple Ways to Unsplit Your Videos 🛠️
Method 1: The Extension Technique
When you have multiple video segments, you can simply extend the clip by dragging its edges. This will restore the previously deleted parts and merge them back into one continuous video.
Method 2: Quick Undo
Canva has a built-in split tool that’s precise, and you can easily undo any splits you make. Just hit that undo button right after splitting, and your video will return to its original form.
Method 3: Version History Magic
Want to go back to an older version? Canva’s engineering team has been working on improving these features, and recent updates have made the process smoother.
Common Issues You Might Face 🤔
The Glitch Problem
When splitting videos to add effects or new text, you might notice some glitchy or jumpy transitions. One solution is to use a dissolve transition effect between split tracks.
Pro Tips for Better Results ⭐
- Save often while editing
- Consider keeping graphics and text separate from video splits when possible
- Remember that Canva is designed to be user-friendly for both beginners and experienced editors
FAQs
How do I know if my video needs to be unsplit?
If you see multiple segments in your timeline that should be one continuous clip, it’s time to unsplit.
Will I lose my edits when unsplitting?
No, only the split points will be removed. Other edits remain intact.
Can I unsplit multiple segments at once?
Yes, using the version history method lets you restore the original unsplit version.
Is there a limit to how many times I can split and unsplit?
No, you can split and unsplit as many times as needed.
Does unsplitting affect video quality?
No, unsplitting doesn’t compress or degrade your video quality.
Credit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mq5HHH43ekk
