The Photos app automatically combines them into a custom video for you. The “Automatic video with music” option also lets you select your own photos or videos.

To quickly make smaller edits on individual videos-for example, to trim an individual video rather than combining multiple videos together-you must open those videos directly in the Photos app from File Explorer. This shortcut opens the list of “Video Projects” in the Photos app. Open the Start menu, search for “Video Editor,” and launch the Video Editor shortcut. Update: Windows 10 now lets you launch the Video Editor from the Start menu, too. You can also get started with a custom video project by launching the Photos app from your Start menu, and then clicking Create > Custom Video With Music on the app’s home page. You can also click the “Add to a Creation” button at the top left corner with a video open, and then click “New Video with Music.” To start creating a video project, you can click the “Create a Video With Text” or “Add 3D Effects” tool. How to Combine Videos, Add Text, and Apply 3D Effects The “Create a Video With Text” and “Add 3D Effects” options both open the more advanced video project interface, which we’ll cover below. Anything you draw appears smoothly on the screen during the video-as if you were drawing it-and then fades out and vanishes after a few seconds. You can use ballpoint pen, pencil, calligraphy pen, and eraser tools, and pick your favorite colors. The “Draw” tool provides tools for drawing on a video. At the bottom of the window, you’ll see “Previous Frame” and “Next Frame” buttons you can use to pick a specific frame of a video file. The “Save Photos” tool lets you pick a frame of the video and save it as a photo.

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