How to create a video with a wavy effect as a Facebook avatar

Using video as a Facebook avatar almost everyone knows, but how to create a video with a wavy effect as Avatar for Facebook is not sure yet. If you want your avatar to be more impressive and unique in the eyes of your friends, learn immediately how to create an extremely unique ripple effect video below to make an avatar for your personal Facebook account.

How to create video with ripple effect as Avatar for Facebook on Android

Step 1:

Download the Avee Music Player (Lite) app for Android smartphones. This is an application that supports editing and creating photo / video effects, please click on this link to download and install.

1. Download the Avee Music Player (Lite) app for Android.

Step 2:

Open the app and select any song you like. Then, click on the 3 dots icon in the upper right corner of the screen> Select Visualizer.

Step 3:

Click the Grid menu to select the desired effect.

Step 4:

Click on the pen icon to proceed to select the background image for the video and photo as Avatar for Facebook:

1. To select the background image for the video: Select Image> Custom Image.

Click the Pick Image button> Select an image as the background image for the video.

1. To select an image as an Avatar for Facebook: Select the Image item below> Custom Image > Click the Pick Image button> Click on the image you want to set as Facebook avatar.

Step 5:

After selecting the image, press the button with the arrow icon to make the video export. Here, you can also set the parameters yourself accordingly.

Step 6:

Select the length of time to play video (Only take 15 to 20 seconds)> Press the Export button to export the video to the device's memory.

Step 7:

Open the Facebook application, go to the personal page to change the video avatar with the ripple effect just created as the avatar is done.

This is a video with a wavy effect after creating:

Video with a ripple effect makes Avatar for Facebook on Android.

How to create video with ripple effect makes Avatar for Facebook on iOS

To create video ripple effect like on Android device, you use iOS operating system to perform as follows:

Step 1:

Access to YouTube, in the search bar you type the keyword "After Effects Music" to find and download videos containing ripple effects on the device.

Step 2:

Download the application to create an Overlay effect for a photo called Fused by clicking on the link below.

1. Download the Fused app for iOS.

Step 3:

After downloading and installing Fused successfully, open the app and select Tab To Choose Background> From Library> Select the photo you want to be the avatar for Facebook.

Step 4:

You go back to Tab To Choose Background> From Library and select the video containing the ripple effect downloaded in step 1, then perform the alignment to fit the frame.

Step 5:

To make the video more lively and attractive, you can use Fused's built-in toolkit to edit color, brightness or add effects to videos.

Step 6:

Finished editing, you click the square icon in the upper right corner interface to save the video.

Step 7:

Open the Facebook application, go to the personal page to change the avatar with the video you just created as your avatar.

Watch detailed instructional videos:

For easier visualization, readers can view detailed video tutorials on steps to create videos with ripple effects as Avatar for Facebook on iOS.

Instructions for creating videos with ripple effects make Facebook a representative image on iOS.

Setting the video with the ripple effect to make the Facebook avatar true is an interesting and new thing right? If you are using iOS or Android devices, please quickly follow the instructions above to have the video with ripple effect to make Facebook avatar both strange and strange.

Hope you are succesful.

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