Video Overlays · Pro · iPhone + iPad

Put text, emoji, images, and shapes in one video.

Mix several visual elements in one workspace. Every element keeps its own content, placement, style, opacity, and visible time range.

One focused workspace

How to add visual elements to video on iPhone.

Combine titles, reactions, photos, logos, annotations, and geometric callouts without moving between separate tools.

Step 1

Open Video Overlays

Select one compatible video and open the Pro workspace. The element list starts empty.

Step 2

Add each element

Use the plus menu to add text, choose an emoji or shape, or import a photo. New elements appear above earlier ones.

Step 3

Place, style, and time it

Select an element, adjust it in the preview, set its visible range, then preview and generate the video.

Four element types, one result

Text elements include controls for font, alignment, color, opacity, emphasis, shadow, and background. Emoji and imported images can be moved, resized, and faded. Shapes include rectangles, circles, triangles, arrows, lines, and Apple logos, with direct geometry, color, stroke, dash, fill, and opacity controls.

Every element has an independent start and end time. Elements can overlap, and newly created elements stay above earlier ones. The preview shows all elements active at the current playback time while keeping editing controls on the selected element.

Output and processing

ClipFlow renders all active elements together in one pass on your device, preserves available source audio, and leaves the original video unchanged. Video Overlays requires ClipFlow Pro, and the generated result can continue into compatible video tools.

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