How to Add Images to iMovie
This wikiHow teaches you how to add a still image to an iMovie project or media library on your Mac or iPhone/iPad. Open iMovie. It's a purple star-shaped app with a white movie camera icon.
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On Mac
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Picture 1 of How to Add Images to iMovie Open iMovie. It's a purple star-shaped app with a white movie camera icon. -
Picture 2 of How to Add Images to iMovie Click the Media tab. It's at the top of the window. -
Picture 3 of How to Add Images to iMovie Click File in the menu bar at the top of the screen. -
Picture 4 of How to Add Images to iMovie Click Import Media…. -
Picture 5 of How to Add Images to iMovie Click the Import to: drop-down at the top of the window. -
Picture 6 of How to Add Images to iMovie Click a destination for the new image. You can save it directly to a project or add it to your iMovie Media Library to use later. -
Picture 7 of How to Add Images to iMovie Select the image's location. Use the menu on the left side of the window to select the folder or location where your image(s) are saved.- Click a camera in the "CAMERAS" section to capture a new image.
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Picture 8 of How to Add Images to iMovie Click the image(s) you want to add. They'll be listed on the right side of the window after you've selected the folder or location where the videos are saved.- Hold the ⌘ key while you click to select multiple images.
- Alternatively, click Import All in the lower-right to import all the media from the folder or location you selected.
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Picture 9 of How to Add Images to iMovie Click Import Selected in the lower-right. The selected image(s) will be imported to the destination you selected in iMovie.- To add the image to another project, double-click a project under the Projects tab, then click My Media in the upper-left, and drag the new image down to your project's timeline.
Method 2 of 2:
On iPhone/iPad
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Picture 10 of How to Add Images to iMovie Open the iMovie app. It's a purple app with a white star and a movie camera icon. -
Picture 11 of How to Add Images to iMovie Tap the Projects tab. It's at the top of the screen.- If iMovie opened into a video or different tab, tap the "back" link in the upper-left corner of the screen until you see three tabs at the top of the screen: Video, Projects, and Theater.
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Picture 12 of How to Add Images to iMovie Tap a project to open it.- Alternatively, tap ➕ to start a new project. You'll be prompted to select an image or video from your photo library.
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Picture 13 of How to Add Images to iMovie Tap the round Edit button. It's near the bottom of the screen. -
Picture 14 of How to Add Images to iMovie Select the location to insert the image. To do so, scroll through your project's timeline along the bottom of the screen. -
Picture 15 of How to Add Images to iMovie Tap +. It's on the left side of the side of the screen, under or next to the preview of your iMovie project. -
Picture 16 of How to Add Images to iMovie Tap Photos near the top of the screen. -
Picture 17 of How to Add Images to iMovie Tap the location of the image. Use the menu to select the album, app, or location where your image(s) are saved. -
Picture 18 of How to Add Images to iMovie Tap an image. The image you selected will be added to your iMovie project in the location you specified.
Update 04 March 2020
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