This video is about how to save/export a project in imovie. This shows you tricks on how to save it properly in HD.HOPE YOU ENJOY IT Subscribe - https://www. IMovie on my iPad won’t let me save or share my project, admittedly it is a long video but I have 13.5GB so space shouldn’t be an issue. It also doesn’t let me select the quality before this message comes up, is there any way I can get it to save? In the Save dialog that appears, type a name for the new library, and navigate to the location where you want to save it. The default location is the Movies folder in your home folder. A new library is created in the location you chose, and a new, empty event with today’s date is created. IMovie on my iPad won’t let me save or share my project, admittedly it is a long video but I have 13.5GB so space shouldn’t be an issue. It also doesn’t let me select the quality before this message comes up, is there any way I can get it to save?

Add photos and videos on a Mac

To add photos and videos from Photos into iMovie projects on your Mac, use the Libraries list in iMovie or drag them into iMovie from the Photos app.

Use the Libraries list in the iMovie sidebar

You can access your photo library in the Photos app from within iMovie:

1. In the left-hand sidebar of the iMovie window, select Photos.
   
2. Click the pop-up menu at the top of the browser to choose a content category—My Albums, Albums, Years, Collections, Moments, or Places.
   
3. When you find the photo or video you’d like to use, drag it into the timeline of your project. If you add a photo, it appears for 3 to 6 seconds in your project, depending on the length of the transitions next to the photo. You can trim the photo in the timeline so it appears for a shorter or longer amount of time in your video.
4. To replace an existing clip, drag the photo or video onto the clip you want to replace, then choose one of the replacement options.

If Photos isn't in the Libraries list, your Photos Library might not be designated as your System Photo Library. You can always drag photos and movies into your iMovie project.

Drag photos and videos into an iMovie project

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You can drag photos from the Photos app directly into the timeline of your iMovie project.

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To drag a video from the Photos app into an iMovie project, drag the video you’d like to use from Photos to your Desktop, then drag the video from the Desktop into the timeline of your iMovie project.

If you drag a video directly from the Photos app into the iMovie timeline, it appears for 3 to 6 seconds in your project as a still image.

Add photos and videos on an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch

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1. In iMovie, create a movie project or create a trailer project.
2. With your project open, scroll the timeline so the playhead (the white vertical line) appears where you want to add the image or video clip.
3. Tap , then tap the location where the photo or video is stored. For example, if the photo or video is in the photo library of the Photos app, tap Moments, Video, Photos, or Albums.
4. Tap the photo or video you want to add.
5. If you're adding a video clip, you can preview the clip, edit the clip, and more before you add it to the timeline of your project. When you're ready to add the video clip, tap .
6. If you added a photo, it appears for 3 to 6 seconds in the timeline of your project, depending on the length of the transitions before and after the photo. You can trim the photo in the timeline so it appears for a shorter or longer amount of time in your video.