ASL avatars can be used to add inclusive emphasis to your Clipchamp project for free. A range of digital characters are available to visually express 16 common ASL phrases.
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Adding an ASL avatar as an overlay to your video
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To start your Clipchamp project, add a video by selecting Import media.
Note: You can also create your own video using Clipchamp’s content library.
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Select the desired video and select Open.
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Select Add to timeline (green+) on the video or drag and drop the video on the timeline.
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To add the ASL avatar over the video, select Graphics.
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From the Stickers section, select See more.
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Scroll to the Sign language section and select See more to reveal all the avatar options.
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Select Add to timeline (green+) on the ASL avatar of your choice or drag and drop the ASL avatar where you want it to appear on the video.
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Adjust the position and size of the ASL avatar by moving it on the stage.
Adding an ASL avatar in a split-screen layout
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Follow the steps in Adding an ASL avatar as an overlay to your video
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Move the ASL avatar to one side of the preview screen.
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Drag the video to the opposite side of the ASL avatar.
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To adjust into split-screen, use Crop on the floating toolbar.
Note: You can also drag and drop an ASL avatar to a blank timeline and use it as a standalone clip.
Saving the video
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To save the video, select Export.
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Choose the video resolution in the Export dropdown.
Tip: For high quality, 1080p resolution is recommended.
See More
How to create and access a Clipchamp account
Keyboard shortcuts for Clipchamp
How to add media to a video in Clipchamp
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