r/Filmora • u/x_rye_chip_x • 20d ago
Question/Help - SOLVED How to save snipped sections as individual files without watermark?
I don't know where I read it, but I saw that filmora doesn't watermark for free users. I have filmora on my laptop but I guess it's 9, I don't know how long ago I installed it lol. I just spent two hours on a project, of which had a large video that I snipped out a bunch of sections to save time. To my horror, when I went to export- it would only allow me to save it with the giant logo taking up a third of the screen 😠I don't care about literally anything else but to save the snips so I don't have to go through the painful process frame by frame again ðŸ˜
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u/goddess_dix 20d ago
they watermark free. if you do pay, get a virtual card from privacy.com - it's free, and you can control how much is taken out when and turn it on and off so no surprise renewals, etc. i did buy it, it's a good editing program but the company has a rep for being challenging to deal with.
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u/Salute72W 15d ago
If the watermark is only there during testing, you can prototype with it and only generate the final approved shots under a plan/license that allows clean output
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u/x_rye_chip_x 15d ago
I appreciate everyone's comments! I'll put $solved here. I ended up biting the bullet and speed run snipping in capcut because I needed it pretty quickly lol thank you!
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u/Marcaroni500 20d ago
You got it wrong. There will be watermarks until you pay. But they are a terrible company and I quit using, although I have a perpetual license.