Select “Stock” to browse Storyblocks’ demand-driven video, audio, and image library to find exactly what clips you need. Check out the left hand side of the editor to explore content you can add to create your project. Now it’s time to get started on your project by adding content to your timeline. Welcome to the Maker editor interface! Before diving in, we recommend you name your project by clicking on “Untitled Project” at the top left of the editor and typing in your project name. Step 2: Add content to your video in the editor Simply click “Start Project with Brand” to quickly and easily apply your pre-set customization settings. You can also choose to use Maker Brands to leverage the fonts, colors, overlays and logos that your organization has set up for you. If you’re using Maker with a team on our Business Plan, you can start a project by repurposing a team member’s project in the “Team Projects” space. Once you’ve found the right template, click “Customize” to move into the editor! On the right, you’ll see an option to filter by your aspect ratio of choice.
On the left, you’ll see the ability to filter templates by category. If you decide to start from a template, scroll down to browse Maker’s collection of hand-crafted templates that are fully customizable. Decide on your aspect ratio and select “Make a Video” to move into the editor! If you start from scratch, you can choose from a variety of aspect ratios, including 1:1, 16:9, 9:16, and more, depending on your social media platform of choice. Once you log into Maker, you can either start your first project from scratch or using a customizable template. Step 1: Kick off your first video from scratch or from a customizable template
If you’re looking to promote your brand and grow your social media presence with short-form video, Maker is the solution for you! Now, all that you have to do is get started. Built for users who want to experiment quickly and avoid the complexity of other video editing tools, Maker integrates directly with Storyblocks’ library to save users time while optimizing their creativity. While gt is trying to do something different with its own interface, it may not suit your specific needs.Maker is an easy, intuitive video editor that empowers creators of all experience levels to create professional-quality videos in minutes.
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rigorous QA/QC measures: high test coverage for automated tests, and thorough manual testing by QA engineers (with every proposed code change).there’s a focus on making the package documentation and examples the best they can be.the API closely follows tidyverse conventions by adhering to the tidyverse style guide.multiple output formats are supported with the same declarative interface.there is excellent, pain-free support for footnotes.the formatting options are ‘batteries included’ (scientific notation, uncertainty, ranges, percentages, suffixes, localized currency, dates/times + much more).the interface is high-level and declarative (general instructions versus very specific).Here are some of the ways that gt contributes to this ecosystem: Why another? We feel that there is enough room in this space to innovate further.
The gt package joins a burgeoning collection of packages for display table generation. How gt fits in with Other Packages that Generate Display Tables
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